Showing posts with label tricks. Show all posts
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Monday, October 9, 2017

Fortnite Battle Royale - Tips for newer players and overall thoughts on this BR mode by twitchpolice

Hello everybody,
As a player with hundreds of games in this BR mode I just wanted to share my thoughts with you on some things.
First I want to say that this game is the only one I play atm. Before it came out, I played a lot of different games but with F:BR it changed - that is how good it is already.
I played alot of H1Z1 (over 1000h) and pubg (over 1000h) and while I enjoyed both, I always had the feeling that they are really unfinished and that I miss something in every single match.
When F:BR came out I played it and feeled so relaxed. There was basically no bug, no lag, no bad game experience in general! That was completely new to me! I could enjoy it from minute one until now and I sure will enjoy it the next months.
Sure there are a couple of tweaks and features that are still missing, but nothing to great of a deal.
If I had to rate this game I would rate it 11/10 for sure. And it's free! A gamer dream come true!
Here are my solo Q tips for newer players:
  • in your first games get used to the pickaxe first; land in a less crowded area, use it and destroy some things to get used to it
  • the pickaxe does 11 damage per hit to ppl; don't land and try to kill somebody pubg-style - go find a gun first
  • hit the blue circle with your pickaxe to destroy things faster
  • in your first games play around with the construction mechanic: build some stairs, walls and doors with different materials; it will win you games if you do so and loses you games if you don't; to make a door in your wall (PC): Q (for building) > G (for editing) > remove middle and bottom middle tile > confirm = you made a wall with a door
  • if you have to cross an open field in order to get to the safe zone and you get shot, don't try to reach cover like in pubg, BUILD IT! :) it is really fast to build a wall: just press Q and confirm with left mouse
  • different material has different sturdiness with metal being the sturdiest followed by stone and wood
  • different material has different building times with wood being the fastest followed by stone and metal
  • you dont have to wait for a stair to be finished, just place it and you immediatelly can step on it even it is is still under construction!
  • metal walls can absorb the most bullets before it breaks
  • if you just build a wall its construction is'nt finished instant but it immediately blocks line of sight (somewhat), pathing and a couple of bullets or even a rocket; use that knowledge to protect you from heavy fire or to block the enemy from chasing you in buildings
  • you need 10 wood to build a single part of whatever you want
  • always try to carry at least 100-200 wood since it is really easy to farm (trees, fences, etc)
  • some objects are one-hit with your pickaxe! if you know which you can use that to your advantage in case you run from an enemy and have no gun and no ressources to wall him out of sight, try to destroy small one-hit-objects like a chair, big garage door, wooden fence, cupboard, cabinet, salad in fields or some other small object to generate 10 ressources fast and wall your enemy out of sight quickly
  • use traps! try to find more than one trap and get used to it how you switch between them (for PC players the standard key bind to switch between floor and wall trap is: Q > f5 > T)
  • be careful if you build stairs or buildings to highly - enemies can shot them and you will fall to death
  • only sniper bullets have a travel time and bullet drop
  • loot chests make a "shiny" noise! the closer you are the louder it gets; that way you can locate it even through walls!
  • running makes the loudest noise, crouching without running the least noisy sound (good for sneaking)
  • you can destroy EVERYTHING with your pickaxe AND with your guns and rockets and grenades; cover is only as good as the enemies explosives and bullets; use that to your advantage in gun fights
  • while dropping from the battle bus don't fly while looking to the horizon, it's not the fastest way to reach a far destination - try to drop in an 20°-30° angle instead
  • if you want to reach a very far destination to loot open up your glider early, that way you can reach every point on the map regardless how far away it may be from the bus
  • there are no "best" looting spots; you can get good loot in every single house on the map even if you drop in a single house somewhere in nowhere
  • if you have trouble to loot a player: switch to your pickaxe and loot the bullets that way; you can't pick up guns when you have your axe out and wont switch guns
  • running adds a little dusty graphic effect to you and everybody else can see it too! If you run on an open field a far distant player cant hear you but he can easily spot you because of that! try not to run all time or use cover to disguise the dust you make
  • in nearly every house are ammo boxes! they are dark green and small; they are key to win in gunfights because you wont run out of ammo that fast; I always check buildings even if they are "looted" because everybody ignores the ammo boxes; it's kinda insane
  • late game everybody builds a base... while sometimes its a good idea to do so I have the feeling that it is a giant "throw explosives here"-sign to everybody; I won by far the most games without building a base but to use natural cover to disguise my position instead; I only build late game when I am in a situation of acute danger to safe my butt
  • there is NO free look in this game! take advantage of that and sneak up on people! They DONT have eyes in the back :)
  • you can drop bullets and bandages from your inventory to share it with friends
  • JUMP in close combat gunfights and use a shotgun doing so!
  • use the construction mechanic to confuse your opponent in town fights! if you get hunted build a stair to a roof and walk around a corner; your enemy now has to consider more optoins and you are more likely to win the hide and seek minigame
  • if you chase an enemy through a town, try build stairs to get on rooftops and jump down the other side to cut of his path
  • there is falling damage in the game so be careful
  • if you have to get of off a mountain fast, dont just hope to survive the drop, use your building mechanic and build stairs left and right while dropping down on them at the hillside; it is really fast and safe since your are somewhat protected if you get shot from above
  • use bushes! they are really op!
  • shoot to kill, not to fight! honstly I can understand if you want to have the most fun and action possible but if you want to win, dont shoot everything you see!!! even with the accuracy buffs to all assault rifles, they are still quite bad in long distance fights; usually you have only a few bullets at the start of the game, so use them wisely and only if you have a high chance of securing a kill to get more bullets
  • somebody camps in a building? destroy it with explosives! he will regret his playstyle fast
  • the fastest way to collect metal is cars and bridges but be careful destroying a metal object may be louder than destroying a tree!
  • some cars have an alarm system! careful if you are not sure you are alone in that area
  • orange > purple > blue > green > white is the quality of guns
  • the higher the quality of a gun the more accurate the gun and ofc the higher the damage!
  • you can't edit a structure created by an enemy
  • crouching without moving gives you the best accuracy
  • moving while aiming will reduce your accuracy; more so, if you strafe on top of that
  • Rocket Launcher and Grenade Launcher are quite rare. If you find one, keep it. Their value in late game situations is unbelievable!
  • In some close combat situations your can rocket-kill an enemy with a rocket launcher and survive. To do so you need to shoot the ground behind your enemy. He is closer to the impact and will take way more damage and dies instantly - if you have a shield potion you are more likely to survive that obv
  • high ground is really valuable; if the circle gets smaller try to build your way up on a hill and destroy the last two of your stairs behind you (maybe with a rocket); that way you have a huge advantage and can get down fast if needed
  • the burst rifle is stronger than you think in mid range fights!
  • you CANT rocket jump in this game! FeelsBadMan
  • if you are in the storm, the damage will cancel the loot animation!
  • if you are in the storm, the damage will not cancel healing!
  • if you are in the storm, you still can loot if you start the looting shortly after you took damage!!!
  • shield potions will not protect you from the storm or falling damage
  • try to move with the circle to avoid getting shot in the back
  • use crouch moving as often as possible!
  • the scoped assault rifle has hit scan like all the other guns except sniper rifles - that is why the scoped AR is considered op at its current state
  • sequisha has the most sexy stache on the twitch! check his stream on twitch if you want to see a really good F:BR player

Things they should NEVER add:
Vehicles faster than a bicycle You read it right. I am not one of those players who is against vehicles entirely but if they add some they shouldnt be faster than a bicycle. Just a little faster (maybe 30%) than running speed.
Free-look mechanic I know a lot of streamers and players want that but honestly: it would completely ruin this game! Right now you HAVE to be really careful when you walk around or camp. You just can't run in one direction and look backwards to check your surroundings. If you want to do so you need to slow down a bit and actively turn around your cam. The other aspect of a missing free-look mechanic is the fact that sneaking up on somebody is actually possible. If you ever change that, people are more likely to camp without great risk because they know that sneaky players can't be sure where the enemy is looking at. Right now you know for sure that an enemy who turned his back to you has no idea where you are. That is a REALLY great thing in a 3rd person game! Please keep it that way.
Louder crouching sound Yes, I know, a lot of you guys think that it is "op" that crouching is that quiet but honestly, if you tune up the crouch volume you take away the sneakier playstyle and reward camping even more! In pubg the crouching is really really loud and you basically can't sneak up on somebody, unless there is a plane, gunfight, car or airstrikes covering up your sounds. That rewards campers and discourages players who want to try to push/sneak up to a house/base or whatever somebody uses to hide/camp/defend. I know reallife arguments in games are pretty stupid but I will make one just for this case: Imagine you sneaking up on your boy- or girlfriend to scare them. You don't even crouch and you are barely hearable if you are careful. But ok, reallife argument, I know but speaking game balance: It's just not right to give campers even more advantages. Let them be in fear at least.
I hope you had a good time reading and maybe it helped newer players!

Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Path of Exile 3.0 - Beginner Guide + Tips and Tricks by Zizaran

Hey guys, I wanted to make a beginner guide or crash course for new players who want to check it out, it's very long to watch in one go but it can be something to watch or listen to while you're doing something else and we've added timestamps to the video so you can skips to parts!
Thanks to Ors for helping with timestamps

0:38 - Leagues: what are the differences?
2:05 - Classes: suggestions for beginners.
Marauder Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QDVv...
Witch Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al6PT...

3:02 - Passive Tree: travel nodes, notables, and keystones.
4:45 - More vs Increased: the secret mechanic of Path of Exile.
5:10 - Build Guides: don't be afraid to use them.
Path of Exile Forums: https://www.pathofexile.com/forum

5:35 - Tip for your own tree.
5:52 - Starting Off: Twilight Strand and setting up your character.
6:56 - Sockets and Links: how to use them and the variety in Path of Exile.
8:14 - Rarity of items and what they mean.
8:56 - poetrade, pricechecking for beginners.
Mathil's Guide on Checking Prices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDtuk...

9:58 - Currency: don't get scammed of your Mirror of Kalandra or Exalted Orb
11:00 - Crafting orbs and what they do.
Crafting Mods Website: www.exilemods.com
Vorici Chromatic Calculator: https://siveran.github.io/calc.html

20:51 - Essences
21:45 - Divination Cards
22:19 - Forsaken Masters
23:37 - Saving your currency early on and what to spend
24:52 - Vendor Recipes
More Vendor Recipes: https://pathofexile.gamepedia.com/Ven...

28:18 - Defences
32:06 - Quests
Boosting Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTvCR...

33:13 - Loot Filters
Neversink's Filter and Guide: https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/vie...

35:30 - Other Important Third Party Websites
Trading Website (Trading with real money is bannable): http://poe.trade/
Path of Building: https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/vie...

38:24 - Stash Tabs
41:09 - The Labyrinth
Website dedicated entirely to the Labyrinth: http://www.poelab.com/

42:11 - The Minimap
42:28 - The Endgame: AKA Maps

Check me out live on www.twitch.tv/zizaran if you want to ask any questions!


Wednesday, August 2, 2017

HOW TO GET BETTER AT H1Z1 | The Complete H1Z1 King of the Kill Tips & Tricks Guide / Tutorial by giddy

Took WAY longer to make this than I anticipated, but still pretty happy with how it turned out. I hope it helps you all in game and I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. :D


Timestamps -

Settings: 0:00
Parachuting In: 8:20
Find a Weapon: 9:25
Find a Car: 10:15
Risky Car Play: 11:15
Gun Rhythm: 11:55
Add Jumping: 12:24
Prefiring Shots: 12:45
Using a Car as Cover: 13:25
Shooting Under Objects: 14:15
Barrels: 14:45
Predicting Movements: 15:12
Don't Overpeek: 15:32
Don't Focus on One Fight Too Long: 15:59
Bullet Lead / Drop: 16:29
Always Stay Moving: 17:14
Angles: 17:43
Corner Holding: 18:14
Throwables: 18:33
Be Several Steps Ahead: 21:10
The Outplay: 22:25
Be Calm: 23:05
Scare Advantaged Players: 24:27
Bio Bomb / Be a Nerd: 24:55
Set Yourself Up For Success: 26:26
Be an Opportunist: 27:25
Don't Underpeek: 28:01
Isolate Your Targets: 28:17
Focus and Earn Your Win: 28:45

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Friday, March 10, 2017

League of Legends - How to get Level 30 in 2 days by The Glacierr

I actually used this exact method in season 3 when you could do it alone, still works with 3 people! Truly an amazing way to level to 30!

MAKE SURE YOU TUNE INTO MY YOUTUBE LIVE STREAMS MON-SAT @4:00 MST NA!!

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Thursday, December 1, 2016

League of Legends - "How To Get Diamond" Guide Series. Simplified, Understandable videos by Professor Akali

Hi everyone, Creator of the Mid Lane 101 Series here! I had been working on a "How to get diamond" series for the past few months now on and off. The goal of this series was to create quality videos that get straight to the point and are easily understandable, rather than going off on multiple tangents in order to collect as much Ad revenue as possible by forcing the video length over 10 minutes like some other video makers.

I have around 50 video topics and have just released the first 8 videos, and will be doing a daily video every day until new years eve. As always, any and all criticism and feedback is highly appreciated, and I hope you guys are able to benefit from this!

Series Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze01scHlPm4&index=1&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

Individual Links:

How To Get Diamond: How & When To Freeze Wave - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3AQrO5JDOY&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh&index=2

How To Get Diamond: How To Abuse Champion Cooldowns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5hTELWCYmY&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh&index=3

How To Get Diamond: How To Build A Champion Pool - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiycI7wnAAI&index=4&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

How To Get Diamond: Why LCS Players Never Blame Team - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUM2JaGb5dM&index=5&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

How To Get Diamond: Splitpushing vs. Grouping - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y72Lcbh4WVs&index=6&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

How To Get Diamond: How To Avoid Getting Ganked! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnaVufZsgek&index=7&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

How To Get Diamond: CS vs. Kills - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvNOJ4sW_oA&index=8&list=PL_jzbIn1IcfKlt0ih8LJMd9GZ8ygrj1kh

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Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Thursday, July 30, 2015

Heroes of the Storm Guide - My $0.02 to climbing ranks in Hero League and other things [by Srey]

Quick intro: My name is Srey. I've played Heroes of the Storm since December 2014 and before that I played League of Legends for 4 years. I'm currently the #1 player in Quick Match and #8 player in Hero League. I currently write Hero guides for Icy-Veins.com's Hero section. If you haven't heard of them, they provide top quality guides for Blizzard games, including World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Diablo 3, and Heroes of the Storm, so I suggest you check them out if you're interested in any of those games.

With over 1,000 games played, I've played Hero League quite a bit. In fact, it's basically all that I play these days. I almost never play Quick Match or Team League anymore. I find that in Quick Match, the team comps are horribly composed and both teams lack a support 80% of the time. Team League doesn't suffer from poor team comps, but the queues are regularly 10 minutes, the games are a stomp (one way or the other), and it requires you to always queue with 4 other people. Hero League takes the best elements of both queues. The queue times are never longer than 6 minutes, you almost always have a decent team comp (3 DPS, 1 Tank, 1 Sup), and the games are the least stompy out of the 3 queues. However, Hero League isn't without it's own problems. By far, my biggest complaint (like many of you) is that Hero League allows for premade parties of all sizes, including 5 people. There is absolutely no legitimacy to Ranked play if you can match up against a full, 5 man team (in VoIP) when you are playing alone or with a friend. Blizzard has tweaked its matchmaking, but this still happens all of the time, especially at higher levels of play. Hero League should limit party sizes to a maximum of 2 players. When Blizzard releases the Grandmaster rank in the coming months, its reception will largely rest on how the Ranked queue is handled.

Now, on to Hero League. As I mentioned, I have over 1,000 games played in this mode, but I also have nearly a 70% win rate (706/311, W/L). More importantly, I almost never play with a premade of 4 or 5 people. Below are the steps I take to maximize my chance to win. In order, they are:
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  • Play with 1 or 2 good players/friends
The ideal party size is 3. This will give you the largest impact over the game, while limiting your chance of encountering premades of 4 or 5 people on the enemy team. Between the 3 of you, you are able to cover all 3 roles, DPS, Tank, and Support, guaranteeing that your team will, at the very least, have a solid team comp. Additionally, the players not in your party are much more inclined to listen to your groups calls since they are the minority, significantly increasing your coordination without even having to do anything. Playing in a duo is fine as well, you will most likely run into an enemy team composed of 2-2-1 or 1-1-1-2 groups, rather than 3-2 that will be the norm when you are in a party of 3. Being able to rely on just a single ally not only makes the game easier, but it also increases your morale, something that is extremely undervalued in regards to winning.

Once you begin playing in a group of 4, you have a MUCH higher chance of running into a premade group of 5. What's the problem with that? 5 stacks (and 4 stacks to a lesser extent) are likely to be much more coordinated than any other sized party, due to them likely being in voice chat and listening to each other's calls in game. If you are playing in a group of 5, you are putting yourself at a significant disadvantage to the enemy team if you aren't in comms and communicating.
Playing solo is by far the worst way to play in my opinion. Heroes of the Storm is not League of Legends, and it is built on teamwork, far more than any other MoBA. You cannot carry the game by yourself (most of the time...), nor can you even guarantee that all the roles on your team will be filled.
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  • Draft OP "meta" Heroes and/or synergies
There is likely to be push-back to this point, but picking Heroes that are considered strong will increase your win rate. Not only does it give your team an advantage, it prevents the OTHER team from picking them and gaining the advantage. If you (somehow) manage to draft Kael'thas, Jaina, and Zeratul, your chance to win is already over 55%, and you haven't even entered the game! Yes, I know that you really love Sonya, but she just doesn't fit in with the 3 melee Heroes that we already have. YES. I know that you want to play Illidan really badly, but is that really the best idea when we don't even have a Healer?! I get it, Tank isn't your best role, but we kind of need one for Haunted Mi--WHY WOULD YOU LOCK IN NOVA.

But you get my point, right? Team comps are extremely important, filling in the 3 roles with the best Heroes that are available to you goes a long way to winning the game. Jaina & Zeratul are the best DPS, Leoric & Johanna are the best Tanks, and Malfurion and Uther (sometimes Rehgar) are the best Supports. You should also try running synergistic Heroes, like Leoric & Abathur, Johanna & Azmodan, Butcher & Tyrande, and Rehgar & Illidan.

Playing Heroes that aren't considered meta isn't "wrong" but you are decreasing your chance to win. Of course, this is relative. If you have Thrall level 10 and Zeratul level 4, you should definitely play Thrall. Meta Heroes being "better" only applies if you assume an equal level of skill between 2 Heroes. This is why tier lists are generally much more applicable at high levels of play than lower levels, high level players (usually) play all Heroes at the same level, so weak Heroes become apparent.
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  • Communicate with your team and use pings
This one is obvious, yet few players seem to actually understand what it means to communicate. Communicating with your team doesn't mean getting along with them, it doesn't mean use smileys, and it sure as hell doesn't mean having a positive attitude. Yes, all of those are helpful, but none of those things are actually about COMMUNICATING. It's about things like deciding what lane everyone should be in, when to take mercenaries, needing to heal at base, ganking other lanes, and more. It's about being on the same page as your allies with the same objectives.

How do you do that? Take charge; be a leader. Tell people where to lane, tell people if you should back off of objectives, tell your team when you should do boss. Don't be afraid of being wrong and DO NOT being a dick. You are not in charge of these people, you are simply guiding them along the right path. However, the BEST thing you can do is use pings. Why pings aren't more prevalent, I have no idea. Ganking a lane? Ping it. You're being flanked by Nova/Zeratul? Ping. It. Is now the perfect time to do Boss? PING THAT SHIT! Don't just wander to Boss and start attacking it, that is how games are thrown.

Additionally, if you are low on mana/health or your abilities (specifically your Heroic) are on cooldown, let your team know. If you're playing Zeratul, just give a quick "vp 25s" or "wait for ult." It takes only a fraction of a second to communicate a massive amount of information to your team. Understand that the entire point of communicating is to increase your teams coordination. You don't have to like your allies, but you do need to cooperate with them, at least if you want to win.

But whatever you do, do not rage at your allies. Even I'm guilty of this sometimes, but it does not help. All it does is makes that person AND YOU tilt. They will play worse, you will play worse. It is a fact that shit-talking your team will decrease your chances of winning of the game. If you need a break after a game, take a break. Know when you are tilting so that you can fix it.
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  • Avoid dying and learn when to give up objectives
"Avoid dying? That sounds like something that a noob would say." Maybe, but the noob wouldn't be wrong. Understand that when you die, the experience that you give the enemy is not the only thing that you are giving them. You are giving up lane/map pressure, mercenary camps, map objectives, and your structures. Dying gives up far more than it would seem at first.

Similarly, don't try to force a map objective when you are at a severe disadvantage, such as being down players, levels, or talents. Sometimes you can't salvage a team fight and it's just a sunk cost. Committing to it any more will only put you and your team further in the hole. I'm sure there are times when you are dead that you think, "Damn, why didn't I just leave the Temple and instead push the bottom lane?" Learn when an objective is a lost cause and when to let go (i cri evertim ;__;).

Also, make sure that you understand that the only point of map objectives is to siege the enemies' base, so if you can trade a Fort for a Temple on Sky Temple, it's usually worth it, especially if your team isn't positioned to contest it in time.

This is getting a little too long, so I'm going to list some additional tips below that are on my mind.
  • Don't over-chase
  • Don't overextend, especially when you are playing a low mobility Hero, like Kael'thas or Malfurion. Pretend that every bush has an angry Kerrigan and Jaina in it
  • Map awareness. Always be aware of who is alive and who is dead, and who is in what lane
  • If you are laning against a Hero that you suck versus, ask for a lane swap
  • Be critical of your own play - don't lie to yourself if something was your fault. Conversely, don't beat yourself up over every mistake
  • Not ending the game can sometimes be more risky than letting it progress, especially if the other team has better late game Heroes
  • When playing a Tank, know when it is your job to peel for your squishies and when you need to dive the enemy team's backline. Same goes for melee Assassins
  • When playing an Assassin, understand when you need to kill the Tank and when you need to go for the backline
  • If the enemy team uses abilities that last for a duration, like Tranquility and Bloodlust, it's often best to disengage (if possible) and let the effect go to waste, and then re-engage
  • A game CANNOT be lost only a few minutes into the game. Always try to win right up until the game is over. You CAN win games if you are 4 levels down and without any keeps, even if that chance is small
  • Do NOT play cocky when ahead. Do not die needlessly, as you give bonus XP if you are up in levels. You can lose a 3 level advantage if your team is wiped before a major objective
  • When ahead, do not play too safely. Take advantage of your strength without overcommitting, keep up the pressure
  • Mercenaries are mostly used to keep pressure on lanes, especially when a map objective is active and the enemy team has to fight for it
  • Try to avoid fighting when at a talent disadvantage, especially if the other team is level 10 and you aren't
This didn't really fit in anywhere, but I think Leoric is extremely good. In my opinion, he is currently the best Solo Q Hero in the game. I think that Tanks with good waveclear are the single best way of carrying games.

If you made it this far, I really hope it was worth your time and you learned something.
~Srey

I stream! Check me out here Twitch.tv/sreylol Be sure to check out my guides at Icy-Veins! For business inquiries, please contact me via this reddit account.

Here is a list of all of the Hero guides that I've written thus far:
Illidan
Jaina
Johanna
Kael'thas
Li Li
Sylvanas
The Butcher
Tychus
Zagara
Zeratul

Disclaimer: I understand that Hotslogs isn't the most precise source, nor is it the most reliable, and that the leaderboards are not necessarily a direct representation of skill.

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