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Anyone have some great tips/knowledge you think someone else should know?
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This article is a collection of “little but useful knowledge” from TFT players on a Reddit thread in Japanese!
This book is packed with tips and tricks for beginners and advanced players alike! It is a must-read before you play!
Contents
Useful Tips Summary
1. crown guard rating is reversed depending on the configuration
- At 7 anima, Leona tends to be a solo tank and can take full advantage of the crown guard shield.
- 6 In a configuration like the Vanguard, the value of the crown guard is reduced due to the thicker shielding provided by the characteristics.
2. backstage technique for item removal (two units hold an item)
- Prepare two identical units, and move the unit holding the item to be removed to the bench.
- Leave the unit with the item you want to keep in the other unit on the board and move the unit to *2 to remove the item from the unit on the bench (the item on the board has priority).
3. Stage 1 minions can be handled solo.
- Solo handling of up to 1-4 minions with some champions such asNidalee andAlistair.
- Interest can be taken from 1-4 when there are no units in reach, etc., and when it looks like a losing progression.
4. hidden breakpoints in the economy
- You can maximize your interest each round by leaving money as follows, leading to a cumulative gold difference
- 13-14G → Next naturally reaches 20G
- 19-21G → Flexible to 30G
- 25-26G → easy connection to 33G → 40G → 50G
- 32-33G → smooth transition to 41G → 50G
5. scouting is required before the first augmentation
- Scouting before acquiring the first augment makes it easier to choose a non-competing configuration.
- Avoid losing without direction in a 2-1 or losing a competitive draw.
6. emblem removal technique
- Galen’s mod is used on a unit that has the same crest → crest is automatically removed.
- Removal equipment can be saved
7. play with flexibility
- Augments, items, and gold have different flexibility.
- Gold is the most flexible” → should be adjusted flexibly with gold and items according to augmentations
8. repeated wins and losses are normal
- Ranks go up as long as “winning > losing” continues over the long term.
- Don’t worry too much about temporary losses, it’s important to keep going.
9. remember examples of old broken configurations
- Immediately after the patch, there are always one or two configurations that are too strong.
- By remembering the characteristics of the broken composition, you can quickly detect and play the broken composition of the current patch, which will make you stand out from other players.
(For example, it is possible to get through one stage by having certain units and items, like the fairies in set12).
10. units = use as temporary gold storage
- Bench units can be viewed as flexible gold, not economy squeeze
- If you are earning 50G interest, it is beneficial to buy it and have more options for board reconfiguration.
11. guinsaws and nashers are alternatives to blue buffs
- Useful to keep in mind as an alternative means of mana acceleration
12. changing the way risk is taken in the LP zone
- 90LP or 0LP: Composition to safely aim for 4th place
- 10 to 30 LP: Challenge the bold configuration to aim for the first place because it stops at 0 LP even if the number of LPs decreases.
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This thread was like a treasure chest full of “knowledge that makes the difference between winning and losing by the smallest of margins” in TFT.
In particular, I learned a lot about the gold-leaving techniques of economic management and playing styles, many of which I myself did not know.
Not only beginners, but even advanced users will find tips and tricks that will make you say, “I didn’t know that! Please take a look at the following tips and tricks!
Cited from: https://www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveTFT/comments/1lrzgld/anyone_have_some_great_tipsknowledge_you_think/
I thought it would be helpful to have something like this early in the SET.
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