30 PRO Tips to make you INSTANTLY Better!

Summary

This video offers 30 advanced tips to enhance your competitive gameplay in Brawl Stars. Key insights include monitoring gadget availability, utilizing range indicators, strategically positioning brawlers in 3v3 modes, and effectively switching lanes. It also covers game mode-specific strategies like playing defensively in Hot Zone and prioritizing map control in Brawl Ball. The video emphasizes the importance of teamwork, patience, and adapting to the flow of the match for success in various game modes.

Takeaways

• 👀 Pay attention to gadget icons to gauge when opponents are out of gadgets.
• 🔍 Use the gadget button to check the status of pets or turrets that are out of sight.
• 🎯 Hold down the gadget button to reveal the range of certain gadgets without activating them.
• 🛣️ In 3v3 modes, spread out in three lanes to make it harder for enemies to hit you.
• 🤛 Look to pinch out enemy Brawlers by attacking from different angles with your teammates.
• 🔄 Be ready to switch lanes during a match to counter enemy Brawlers effectively.
• 🌊 For Brawlers that can interact with water, aim attacks towards the center of the water for added distance.
• 🔢 Memorize attack damage values for Brawlers with few projectiles to predict kill potentials.
• 🌿 Always check bushes to ensure they are clear before moving in, as enemies can be hiding.
• 🏆 In game modes like Knockout, prioritize healing and regrouping after defeating an enemy.

Q & A

What happens to the gadget icon when a player runs out of gadgets?

When a player runs out of gadgets to use, the gadget icon below their brawler will disappear.

How can you check if a pet or turret is still alive in the game?

You can check if a pet or turret is still alive by pressing the gadget button. If it's destroyed, it will say you need one to activate the gadget; if it's alive, it will say you're too far to activate it.

What is the best strategy for playing in 3v3 modes in terms of lanes?

In 3v3 modes, it's best played in three lanes: left, middle, and right, with typically one brawler per lane to make it harder for enemies to hit and to give an advantage if the enemy team bunches up.

How can you force enemies to bunch up in the middle lane during a match?

You can force enemies to bunch up by taking control of the edges of the map, getting between the enemy and the edge of the map, especially if you're playing in the left or right lanes.

What is the term used for two teammates attacking an enemy from different angles?

Pinching a brawler is the term used when two teammates attack an enemy from different angles, making it impossible for the enemy to avoid getting hit.

Why is it beneficial to switch lanes during a match if a brawler that counters yours is in your lane?

Switching lanes can be beneficial because it allows you to avoid a brawler that counters yours, and it can also help if your teammate is struggling against a counter in their lane.

How can certain Brawlers add extra distance when attacking from water?

Certain Brawlers like El Primo or Daryl can add extra distance by aiming the end of their attacks toward the middle of the pond, forcing them to land outside of the water if the attack lands close to the edge.

Why is it important to memorize attack damage values for Brawlers with regular attacks?

Knowing attack damage values is crucial for understanding when you're in danger of being killed in three shots, which is important for both using those Brawlers effectively and defending against them.

What is the strategy for playing in the knockout game mode after defeating an enemy?

After defeating an enemy in knockout, it's better to heal and regroup rather than immediately charging other enemies, as a 3v2 advantage is significant in this game mode.

How should you approach playing in Heist mode regarding staying alive near the enemy safe?

In Heist mode, the goal is to stay alive near the enemy safe for as long as possible, as it forces the enemy to go on defense, preventing them from attacking your safe and giving your teammates time to join the offense.

What is the best approach to playing Brawl Ball when you have the ball and are taking a shot?

In Brawl Ball, to score more goals, move in one direction and aim in the opposite direction toward the goal, as players are used to reading foot movements and this can often catch them off guard.