Healing tips from a MASTERY support main 

Hi everyone! I truly only expected 10 less people to see this video, and the reception has been overwhelming. Thank you for all of your lovely comments, I love seeing all of your guys' opinions! I do plan to make more videos since so many are interested, and am going to put more time into the gameplay and content I create for all of you. I will have more to come in the new year, and I love your feedback thank you so much ❤️

This was the best Paladins Video i have ever seen!! Wow! Not just that youre giving super good informations and tipps, your are still talking about your own opinion…some opinion might not be the same, and I think thats the way it should be…I dont play that Pip talent very often, but you convinced me to try it out! Well done, I am looking forward to see you again!

This guide is really well done with brief but concise points! My playstyle is usually hypermobile supports so my most played champs are Corvus, Grover and Pip. It's nice to see a different perspective of playstyle, and I must admit that it looks fun. Gonna recommend this vid everytime someone asks tips on every support champ

I quited Paladins a 2 weeks ago but still look up for its gameplays and content creators. As a Mal'damba main, my tip is to don't EVER stop pressing your reloading buttom. Everytime you have the opportunity, even if it is less than one second, you need to reload Wekono. The Mal'dambas realoading is pretty slow and being reloading all the time is very helpful against flanks, for example, since you won't have to wait the entire animation play to launch your stun

It's a crime that you only have 44 subscribers, this video is extremely well made!

This was really helpful thank you so much! I play every class but have been enjoying support and flank the most recently and the tips for Rei was super useful. I didn't realize just how good focus actually is. Thank you for opening my third eye!

i believe this is the best and most complete video about paladins. very useful and educational. congrats and thanks emmy, you're such a great player!!

Thank you for your explanations. I am really taking your pointers to heart. I would love to see your explanation on your choices of cards. You seem very knowledgeable and well spoken.

What a very well put together video … nice work and thanks

I just now got into paladins and your videos are a godsend! Thanks so much!

Your video got recommended to me, keep up the awesome paladins content!

I just have to say this because I'm slowly unlocking every support because this video has motivated me to learn every support. Your tips for every character have really helped me except for grohk since I always go first talent over 2nd for more healing. I just unlocked damba and Your tips for him are really good too. This video should have more views and should be shown to people who are looking to get better with their support main or get better with every support

Great video. I used to main Ying back before Life Exchange was even a thing (around 7-8 years ago), and the gameplay was similar to what is known today as Resonance. A tip from me: when you pocket (matches without a tank often lead you to that), or in critical moments such as overtime, when it's most important to keep a specific teammate alive, it might be beneficial to place your illusions in the line of fire. So heal with shatter, use the cooldown to place your illusion between the teammate and enemy, heal with shatter again. It requires some communication with your team so they know to move around in order to keep the illusion as a barrier as the enemy moves around, and you gotta have Spring Bloom and Squadron cards in your deck. And what's more, the illusion keeps healing as long as it's alive, and once the enemy destroys it Spring Bloom goes into effect and you can place another illusion. Pretty nifty when you're in a pinch. You can use illusions to save yourself too (it's in my arsenal when I play Resonance).

Thank You for these tips will definitely try to use some of these when I install the game as I only played it a few times in the past

the one tip i know - when there is 90% caut you just better deal damage more

Great video! It'd be cool if you made a comprehensive guide for your loadouts for each character.

Amazing video, wish you more views, the community is just unfortunately small and sad. Keep it up, Furia and Jenos here.

This is an amazing video and I think you did a wonderful job on it. I do think there are still some points of criticism though. Main one I can currently think of is that running the vine range card on Grover near to useless when you consider that vine tech gives you infinite range on it. Another one is that with Pip (although I'm not the biggest fan nor the best player of him), running mega pot as a solo healer is very risky seeing as there are no sustain heals, just big bursts of them, so I would recommend only using ir if you have a second support. As I said though this video is lovely so be very proud of it

Support is definitely the hardest role to play in paladins, thanks for the tips

I recently started playing paladins again and I love support !! So thx for the vid it was soo good😁😁

Hey, nice video, I've been playing paladins for 6 years and I still learned some new things.

You deserve more views and subs! Great video

really good video, well explained. thanks

Ty for this video! even 7 months later it def still holds up. I used to play a few years back but got into O*erwatch(💀), and since that ship is sinking, ive moved back to paladins. The problem is that in every game i play i have 3-4 people locking dps, so i feel like i have to play support lmao. This is def gonna help me carry even harder 😄

love the tips, people always think im dps rei when i run the link talent but its really good for healing, never really liked extension, glad to finally find someone else that shares the same mindset lol

This is Amazing. Thanks for the Tips...

I play corvus and moji, i usually use dark gifts with corvus when playing with my friend who mains raum and i run spreading influence if theres 2 flanks on the team, or an off tank, then moji is always run snack attack cause i rarely use scamper other than to push forward with my tank, i just like snack attack due to the fact i dont need to be near my team to heal, i just heal them when picking up the health pack, and i dive back with the other flanks or off tanks to help them out in the backline, but incase i dont get an on tank for my team, ill run my tank build to try and stay alive and use the sheild as much as possible, this video is a great help, excellent video, very informative

Hey girl great video in depth video with map visuals, Lilith is my favorite support, then rei

Alright. Back to practice.. Thanks Emmy!!

Love it, some good content we've been missing since Vex stopped. I haven't used vine reach for years though, vine tech is a bit buggy but I still use it in ranked.

i want to pocket both Seris and Io so this video is a huge help! thanks comrade

well explained good video , can't wait to send it to my last pick support who has no idea of what's hapenning

As a Lillith Main I agree w this, though I change my Blood Hex frequently since I run maxed chronos, I don’t change my Blood Hex unless I’m ABOVE 70% Hp because the healing you get for that marked ally and yourself are both exponential. You do not want to have a hex that’s been healing you for 2s to be your source of health when someone is attacking you while low, you want to be attacked while the hex has been running at least 5s so you are healing a large amount of health while being hit and having cauterize on you. Often times the person hexxed will help you as well since they just received a hex they’re probably nearby as well so you should survive easier as well, combined with all the factors helping you, Mobility, Blood Hex Healing, Teammate Assistance ect.

Thank you for this ❤

I also love the support role - in every game to be fair XD But I play Paladins just occasionally, so thank you for these tips

for furia: the only way ibuse healing tornadoe is if my tank is yagorath, for seris: if you know an ally is going behind a wall, might as well activate the heal while you can just in case theres an enemy there you cant see (because theyre behind a wall) for playing paladins in general: i allocate a champion for each map, so i dont need to wonder what im gonna play, you get to play diverse playstyles and enjoy some maps more (this damage, this flank, this tank, this support, for this map, depending on what the team needs)

The guide I actually needed for supports, cuz I am usually playing as point/off tank so I need to know a bit about my support potential. Also bc I need to know more about playing as a support xd.

amazing video tysm !!

girl just drop the holy testament of healers 💀 Great video!

For rei, i was also using focus for healing but i was looking at this gameplay of this guy in ranked that used extension with the card that reduce your cooldown when you link to a new target, and it was quite strong and even maybe better than focus, because it reduce your right click healing + envelope, and also it's a little bit easier to ult someone without focus, idk if you ever tried it but it didn't seem bad

I hadnt play this game since 2019, when I reached 70 H in game, I wanted to try and get on again, this video allowed me to discover how to use rei, my new favorite support character, this video was amazing, but I'd love if you could show the decks you use with each character

Tiny tip! You can cancel Rei's Envelop early if you're only using it on an ally to keep put the ability on cooldown early. I dunno if anyone else has mentioned this already.

Thanks a lot girl I main supports too This is soo good

if there are still people watching this video, one more tip for grover. learning vine tech is really beneficial, it allows you to triple the range of your vine without having to use the card for it.

Grohk is my favorite support to play, he’s just very good at deathball team comps and not much else. He doesn’t have a lot of ways to heal ppl who are far away, but if u are in a coordinated team and u want to run a deathball style comp, he is utterly broken. Double or triple tanks with one really solid dps or flank that doesn’t go alone often, someone like a zhin or a bomb king, and the results will pile in. I’m also a damba main, and I have to say when u perfect damba, u start to carry every game. Other supports just don’t have nearly as much value as he does. 2 different heals that are both very good and have extremely low cooldowns, one of the best escapes of any support, a very good primary fire for a support plus a reload that stuns, and one of the most oppressive ults in the game, he just has so much to offer. Oh, and I forgot to add, but his right click heal has to be one of the most satisfying abilities in the entire game. Heals ur teammates a bunch especially with mending spirits which is the only talent u should run, relies completely on aim so u actually feel like an fps player, and the best part for me? It remains fully accurate even while damba is in midair. The best feeling when u jump just to get that little bit of extra height to heal a far away enemy through a window or over a ledge or something. Got plenty of moments I remember like that from brightmarsh especially

as a healer main I need this

I like to think support role for any game is a critical play maker. I like being able to keep the ppl saying "20 and 0" alive. Thnx a ton for the video.

Speaking of luna being too much fo a target, do you tend to put luna on payload as it moves, or redeploy her as the payload moves?

okay I haven't played in a while I just got back into paladins but I was a die hard Lilith main and I always see people using the card blood cannon while I'm not saying it's bad it's not actually her best card in my opinion (this is also map dependent) her jump cards are key to playing Lilith. If you always have someone marked and your healing pool is on someone else you heal back more hp than you dish out (especially with the new changes) and being flanked is very avoidable since with the right levels on your leap card your can almost dissapear from enemies sight I recommend blood cannon for casual play but once you master positioning and cool down balancing her leaps cards are a must! (Also I'm not sure if they patched this or if you don't know about it but grovers vine tech is phenomenonal it's when you aim yours vine at a wall but last second your turn to a wall far away and it acts as if you had vined to the wall further away (if that's makes sense) but it's brilliant it can come in clutch a lot!)

Bless your soul!

You don’t know about Grover’s vine tech? It removes the need for that vine card completely.

It would be interesting to see you do a similar video but with general support tips rather then just healing tips. Support champions have so much more to offer then just healing and when we focus on the healing aspect this leads to the community becoming toxic against support players who are not focused soley on healing. For example Furia Exterminate, there is a huge misconception that this is a damage talent but this is a great talent and very viable for a support.

thank you so much !

Another Lilith tip I didn’t see : you can actually have 2 swarm zones out at a time if you time it right.

This video is rlly useful, I see u haven't posted in a while, u should defo try and upload because your great:)

Ripend Gourd is underrated imo. Sure, u dont have that extra dmg, but u can balance that out with mastering the stun so that your tank has free hits. Also, when u know that you die, you can place it right before u die and keep the tank/s alive for the time u respawn.

This is honestly not bad. Was A bit skeptical at first but there are a few things I did learn from this video. Mainly involving lilith and ios playstyle. My question is why use the vine card on grover? I usually just use the vine (tech) he has on kit to soon around. Is there something I'm missing on the card or???

I wish I had you in my team every time I play so that you can carry me

I don’t take the Grover vine range card because of the vine tech that gives almost infinite range to his vine :)

Nice tips especially the Ying part, but i found it weird that u didnt mention pip combat medic talent and the grover vine tech (which makes your vine range card unnecessary) also as far as i know they removed grokhs totem speed stacking (i use him alot and i miss it ;-;)

My main support is Mal. My playstyle is a little different. I never try to stun anyone. I just simply just chase vulnerable teammates for heal so Im running max speed all the time. People complain about me not buying deft immediately but I think Chronos and Nimble is priority. Mostly, Im doing great with Mal. Im good at predicting a teammates route and placing the gourd in advance. I dont always place gourds where the teammate is atm, place it where they will go. preferably, where they have a chance to avoid dmg like behind a rock or wall or shield. so the teammate dont end up going away from the gourd, instead, theyre going on it. Except if they can actually win a fight with a little healing. My favorite thing in this game is a good Damba player because I know they're very attentive because he is probably the hardest support.

I don't think with 1200 subs and this quality of sound and production you are a master of anything in any game xDDDD

Great point about rei talent! Have you noticed that her heals dissappear randomly after like 2 bounces sometimes after this update?

yea i liteeally love you

Do u think the speed card on lilith (upto 20 percent movement on hex) is a good card on the build?

Imo Focus rei is a great healing and support talent Extension is good for healing targets in spread out maps But you will generally want play rei in maps like ice mine, shattered desert or even frog isle

For grover if you use his vine tech you dont need to use the card to extend the range.

Yings my fav support

This video can be really helpful for new or non-support players who want to start playing healers, but I i have some comments to your gameplay: 1) use you attacks, literally hold your attack button all the time, every dmg dealt=ult charge, every dmg brings enemy to death, even if you miss it's better than not shooting at all 2) focus less on healing, you are trying too much to heal someone, like in your ying, you hover your crosshair on teammate waiting for cooldown to go off, in this time you can shot once or twice or even more (dmg=ult charge) 3) you have to work on your positioning, you are playing to risky, for example in damba gameplay you gave up on highground to chase AFAIR skye to heal her, don't do such things, if your teammates are smart enough and needs heal they'll come to you. Same thing on IO, intead of going highground, where you can heal literally every lane, you went mid alone. 4) be behind your team, it's your job to see what is going on on entire map, in video you are pushing forward like close range dps 5) during cap sit on point, on push sit on payload, supports needs credits more than other classes, by being close to payload you earn extra credits, you can easier afford chronos and rest of stuff 6) don't ever buy kill to heal on supports, that is waste of credits, thanks to a lot of self healing on most of them you have enough self sustain, it's better to intstead buy haven (except lillith always prioritize haven intead of veteran, supports have low health pool, they don't benefit of veteran as much as tanks).

Why run vine talent on grover when you can just use vine tech ?

I find it so funny when people say "I cAnT gEt HeAlS FrOm ThIs YiNg!" because her decoys literally heal no matter what as long as they have los of you rofl

And btw for grover don't use the cards that buff the range of the vine, use vine tech 😉

I wish this game is famous

Fun fact: this video was released on Kazakhstan Independence day

for seris, surround the enemy. they will look in the other direction xD

Thx

Wow! Your video is reaaaally great! I’d love to play with someone, especially a girl since I’m one 😅

Thanks for the tips an stuff, now carry me plewz emmy :')

I wasnt on paladins like 10 weeks is it worth it to play sup when antiheal is free lol

my English is bad so i try explain how i can hey great video i agree with everything you say exept Furias solar blessing ye it's hard to heal with this you need to think before use it and it's hard to get in that place where it need to be BUT if you use cherish you lose one of your ability and it's huge deal you can CC people with solar blessing as well and do damage to them anyway so why not use solar blessing for healing people who is behind the wall who you can't heal i just think it's not right thing to lose your ability for more left click heal what will be almost useless at late game i am lvl 105 with furia i try many playstyle with her and solar blessing seems likes at least to me wright talent for healing of course people are different and you meabe prefer cherish i don't see problem with that at all but saying it's hard to heal with this talent because some people ignore beam it's not an a argument

Tbf i use dps-tank-healer Seris so... I don't know im a jack of all trades just in case someone fails to do their job

nice. since they didnt fix the vine tec on grover,, you really dont need the vine card ;)

basicly furia and maldamba dominate in every category

the only thing i dont like in paladins is the antiheal, and a really high one by the end of the final round, and the support role is already being punished with a cooldown for healing ( with chronos included), and by the end of the final round i just feel useless. I just feel like the devs need to tone down the in-game antiheal.

I feel like the grover range card ks not that useful when u can vine tech, but as filler nice

we supports are the best

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Emmy pls 😭 Could you please upload some gameplays Pls 😭❤️

3:00 cant stress this enough if youre going a solo healer Ying please dear lord please pick Life Exchange. I cant tell how many of my games went awry because a silent Ying solo support player decided to pick Resonance instead so the team didnt have any healing. True enough when game ended usually they always end up with less than 10k healing while enemys healers go up to 50k

im eating a sausage

If you haveGoddess Blessing Io, you don't need tanks because Io will make you tanky af

Everybody watching this please get get dpi and ingame sens settings please. Watching this gameplay is making me anxious that even some veterans could use with some tweaking and they dont even realise it. Google some tests to find out where yours should be.

Are you NA or EU?

I've played paladins since 4 years and i still suck at it

please never run vine grasp for grover that card is genuinly useless you already have near infinite range for vine with vine tech and just play totemic ward for grohk

also veteran on lilith isn't needed if you use kill to heal

Would've been appreciated if you could've talked about Rei's bugs to raise some awareness for her. It sucks Rei doesn't work rn and I barely see anyone even acknowledging that, has anyone been playing her after the December patch update? She was already bugged for 7 months with her circling around Chain Heal bug and the bugs she got after this patch absolutely ruined her, made her completely unplayable. Chain Heal just doesn't work anymore, you can barely even heal yourself now. I want to see her get some justice but being unplayable for 85 days is just ridiculous on Hi-rez's side and I'm starting to worry they will never restore her to her former glory. #FixRei

Me too 5years sadly game is dead because overwatch free to play

Im playing this game since beta, I still dont know how this game even function at first place. But at least This Guide is based. More based than game itself :P Ying : Some players hate her for Based reasons. Wrong placeement of holo's and... She's kinda useless without her holo's. Seris : The basic, But also pretty cancer if you know how to be naughty (flanker seris) Furia : Please god dont use exterminte, The enemy will insult you for that xd Rei : Hated for her Insta-Heal and Invincibility. And I personally dont like her annoying voicelines. Sssnake : Based. Io : Works I guess. Vampire :She's nice ... But newbies just cant play her. edgy Corvy boi : Q range issues If you have aggresive flanker. Grover : Nice

hronos for seris and kill to heal for furia platins gamers be like