Tutorial Main Midlane Seperti Sanz

Summary

In this video, Onixans, one of the world's best midlanders, shares his expert insights on mastering the midlane in Mobile Legends. He takes viewers through the drafting phase, breaking down the different types of Mage heroes—Burst Mages, Poke Mages, and Utility Mages—explaining their strengths and ideal team compositions. The video then shifts to gameplay strategies, including early-game laning, rotations, and mid-to-late game tactics. Onixans demonstrates how to control the map, assist your team, and focus on critical objectives like Turtle and team fights, with a focus on helping viewers reach immortality in their gameplay.

Takeaways

• 😀 Understand the different types of midline mages: Mage Burst, Mage Pok, and Mage Utility, and their appropriate usage.
• 😀 For Mage Burst heroes like Valentina and Vekana, memorize and execute burst combos to quickly finish off enemies.
• 😀 Mage Pok heroes such as Novaria and Xavier are best for long-range poke and should focus on reading the enemy's movements.
• 😀 Mage Utility heroes like Valir and Faramis are key for supporting your team in fights and should be used when your team already has enough damage.
• 😀 Picking the right hero in the draft phase is crucial: prioritize Valentina or Gord for early picks in competitive matches.
• 😀 In the early game, midlaners should help their jungler secure buffs and then focus on farming while positioning correctly for rotations.
• 😀 Laning can be aggressive or passive depending on whether your hero is strong before or after level 4. Adjust your playstyle accordingly.
• 😀 Rotation is essential in the early game: clear minions, retreat briefly, and rotate to the XP lane to help secure the first Turtle.
• 😀 In mid game, focus on frequent rotations to Gold Lane to deal with the enemy marksman. Always rotate with your jungler or support.
• 😀 In the late game, midlaners should control key areas (grass) to either burst or poke enemy MM (marksman) or assist in team fights.
• 😀 Master map awareness and positioning in late game: protect your marksman and defend against split-pushing enemies to secure the victory.

Q & A

What makes the video different from other content on midlane gameplay?

This video stands out because it begins from the draft phase and carefully explains each aspect of the game, including early, mid, and late game strategies. It also demonstrates how professional midlaner Sans practices what is discussed, providing a clear learning path towards immortality.

How are midlane heroes categorized in the video?

Midlane heroes are categorized into three types: Mage Burst (MageBST), Mage Pok (MagePO), and Mage Utility (MageBackup). Each category has specific strengths and is used in different game scenarios depending on the team composition and the opponent.

What is the primary role of a Mage Burst (MageBST) hero?

MageBST heroes are known for their ability to finish off opponents using burst combos. These heroes, like Valentina and Vexana, rely on powerful skill combos to eliminate enemies quickly, making them effective when the enemy team has thin heroes such as assassins or junglers.

What are the responsibilities of a midlaner in the early game?

In the early game, the midlaner's primary responsibilities are laning and rotation. The midlaner should focus on farming and surviving until they reach level 4, especially if using heroes that require level 4 to become strong.

How does rotation play a crucial role in a midlaner’s strategy?

Rotation is crucial because it helps the team secure key objectives like Turtle, as well as providing support to other lanes. A good midlaner should rotate towards the XP lane or gold lane at the right time, after clearing minions and ensuring they’re not easily ambushed.

What is the difference between aggressive and passive laning?

Aggressive laning is employed when using heroes who are strong before reaching level 4, such as Vexana or Lilia. Passive laning is necessary when using heroes that rely on reaching level 4 to become strong, like Cecilion or Xavier, focusing on farming and survival until they become powerful.

How does Sans approach the early game phase?

In the early game, Sans assists his jungler with taking the first buff, then focuses on farming and rotating to the XP lane. He consistently arrives at Turtle 10-15 seconds before it spawns, ensuring his team secures the objective.

What is the importance of controlling the grass in the late game?

Controlling the grass in the late game is vital for positioning and setting up key plays. Depending on the type of Mage, the goal can be to either burst the opponent’s marksman (MageBST), poke from afar (MagePO), or provide backup to teammates during team fights (MageBackup).

What specific tasks does Sans focus on in the late game?

In the late game, Sans focuses on eliminating the opponent’s marksman, ensuring they are either with his jungler or protecting his own marksman. He also takes care of defending lanes and returning to base when necessary to stop split pushes.

How should midlaners handle their rotation when the jungler is not an assassin?

When the jungler is not an assassin, the midlaner should rotate with a roamer to ensure safer engagements. This partnership allows the midlaner to support the team and control objectives while minimizing the risk of being ambushed.