USE THESE EXP ROTATIONS TO REACH IMMORTAL FAST IN SEASON 29

Summary

In this video, Kazuki offers strategic advice for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang players, focusing on the role of the Experience Lane (EXP). He discusses the importance of rotation, survival, and disrupting the enemy's backline. Tips include when to cut the lane, steal buffs, and provide vision for the team. Kazuki also addresses how to play as a strong early game fighter or a weaker early game hero, emphasizing objective focus over kills for team success.

Takeaways

• 🎮 The video discusses strategies for playing the role of an experience learner (EXP) in the game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB).
• 🏆 The main focus of an EXP is to survive enemy attacks and disrupt their backline while avoiding mindless pushing.
• 🛡️ Survival items are crucial for an EXP, especially if playing a bulkier hero, and can also opt for full damage if the enemy has a strong frontline.
• 🤔 EXP players often rely on themselves as they are frequently solo laners, and must utilize effective rotations to maximize their impact.
• 🌱 For strong early game EXP heroes, reaching the bush by 23 seconds can offer early game advantages like cutting lanes or stealing buffs.
• 🐢 Rotating near the turtle spawn is a strategic move, but it's important to balance this with not losing lane pressure from the enemy EXP.
• 🏰 High cut can be risky and should only be done when the enemy's position is confirmed to be elsewhere to avoid getting ambushed.
• 👀 Vision is key; using bushes effectively provides valuable information on enemy positions and helps in making informed decisions.
• 💰 Avoid dying unnecessarily for a tower as it can lead to losing gold and minion waves, impacting your economy.
• 👫 When playing with friends, share experience and coordinate to reach level 4 by the time the first turtle spawns for an early advantage.
• 🔄 Changing lanes after the first turret falls ensures that the winning lane can continue to gain extra gold and forces the enemy to adapt.
• 📣 Communication with teammates is vital, especially when deciding whether to push lanes or participate in team fights.

Q & A

What is the main focus of an experience learner in Mobile Legends?

The main focus of an experience learner is to survive enemy gangs, disrupt their backline, and not push mindlessly. They should also be durable and deal a decent amount of damage.

Why are survival items important for an experience learner playing a bulkier hero?

Survival items are important for a bulkier experience learner to maintain their durability and survivability in fights, allowing them to dive into the backline and come out easily.

What should an experience learner do when playing as a strong early game fighter in the top lane?

They should reach the bush by the 23-second mark to cut the lane and check the bush near the red buff, potentially annoying the enemy jungler if they are taking red first.

How can an experience learner in the top lane help their team in the river area during early game?

They can rotate to the bush near the turtle area, forcing the enemy experience learner to follow up and lose important gold in the first minutes of the game.

What is the consequence of focusing on the turtle when it is in the opposite lane for an experience learner?

Focusing on the turtle in the opposite lane can diminish the gold lead accumulated in the early minutes and open up the map, potentially leading to losing the advantage over the enemy.

Why is it recommended for an experience learner to cut the lane before rotating to help with objectives?

Cutting the lane beforehand ensures there is no pressure of push from the enemy experience learner, allowing the player to safely help their team secure objectives without losing their lane.

What is the recommended rotation path for an experience learner who knows the position of enemies?

The recommended path is to push the lane when the position of enemies is known, to avoid the risk of getting ganked or ambushed.

How can a weak early game hero as an experience learner provide vision for their team?

By staying in specific bushes and checking the enemy's position, they can give ample vision to their team and confirm the enemy's location, helping their team make informed decisions.

What should a weak early game hero focus on to get a gold lead in the mid game?

They should focus on farming efficiently and rotating to the mid lane to get a gold lead on their counterpart once they have taken down their first turret or the goal laner has taken the first turret.

How can an experience learner in the bottom lane use the bushes effectively during the early game?

They can use the bushes to check for the enemy's position, decide whether to invade or not, and cut the lane without getting spotted to maintain pressure on the enemy.

What is the importance of sharing the third wave with the mid laner when playing with friends?

Sharing the third wave allows both the experience learner and the mid laner to reach level 4 by the time the turtle spawns, giving them an upper hand in the first team fight.