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.

Outlines

00:00

🤺 Mastering the Experience Lane: Independent Play and Rotations

This paragraph introduces the video's focus on how to effectively play the experience (EXP) lane in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) without relying on teammates. The host, Kazuki, emphasizes the importance of the EXP role in disrupting enemy backlines and surviving enemy attacks. He outlines the necessity of obtaining survival items for tankier heroes and the challenges faced by solo laners. The paragraph also provides initial tips for EXP laners in the top lane, including strategies for early game dominance, map awareness, and decision-making regarding objectives like the red buff and the first team fight.

05:00

🏹 Strategic Rotations and Vision Control for EXP Lane

The second paragraph delves into specific rotation techniques for the EXP lane, particularly when the turtle spawn is near the lane. It discusses the importance of cutting the lane to relieve push pressure and the strategic use of bushes for vision and ambush opportunities. The paragraph also addresses the considerations for weaker early game heroes, such as staying safe and providing map information to the team. Additionally, it covers the late game strategy of pushing lanes and rotating for objectives, as well as the importance of not dying for towers and maintaining a strong front line for the team.

10:02

🛡 Adapting Rotations for Strong and Weak Early Game Heroes

This paragraph further explores the nuances of playing the EXP lane, offering tailored advice for both strong and weak early game heroes. For strong early game heroes in the bottom lane, the paragraph suggests aggressive strategies like cutting the wave, invading enemy territory, and high cutting. For weaker early game heroes, it recommends a more cautious approach, focusing on staying safe and farming efficiently until they can contribute more significantly to team fights. The paragraph also touches on the importance of adapting to the game's flow, such as changing lanes when the first turret falls and leveraging friends for better coordination and information sharing.

🎯 Team Play and Advanced Rotation Strategies

The final paragraph shifts the focus to playing with friends, offering tips on sharing experience, gathering information, and coordinating lane changes for optimal gold distribution. It advises on the strategic use of the first turret fall to gain an advantage and emphasizes the importance of not charging in recklessly against coordinated enemy teams. The paragraph concludes with a call to action for viewers to reflect on their playstyle and share their thoughts in the comments, summarizing the video's aim to help players master the art of the EXP lane and earn the admiration of their teammates.

Keywords

💡Rotation

Rotation in the context of the video refers to the strategic movement of a player, particularly an 'Experience Lane' player, around the map to support other areas of the game or to secure objectives. It is a crucial aspect of gameplay in multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB). The video emphasizes the importance of knowing when and how to rotate to maximize impact and avoid being overly dependent on teammates.

💡Experience Lane

The 'Experience Lane' or 'Exp Lane' is a term used in MOBA games to describe one of the three lanes where players gain experience points and gold. In the video, the focus is on how to play effectively in this lane, especially with the role of a tanky hero who can absorb damage and disrupt the enemy's backline.

💡Solo Laner

A 'Solo Laner' is a player who is positioned alone in a lane, often responsible for managing their own area of the map without much immediate support from teammates. The video script mentions that playing as an Experience Laner can be challenging because they are often solo laners and must rely on their own skills and strategies.

💡Frontline

In the context of MOBA games, the 'Frontline' refers to the position at the forefront of team fights, where players engage the enemy. The video explains that as an Experience Laner, especially when playing a tanky hero, one's role is to provide a strong frontline for the team, protecting more fragile teammates.

💡Survival Items

Survival items are pieces of equipment in MOBA games that enhance a hero's ability to withstand damage and stay in the fight longer. The video suggests that for an Experience Laner playing a bulkier hero, obtaining these items is essential to fulfill their role effectively.

💡Bush

A 'Bush' in MOBA games is a neutral area of the map that provides concealment for players. The video script provides several instances where using bushes for vision, ambushing, or avoiding enemy detection is a key part of the strategic rotation for an Experience Laner.

💡Turtle

The 'Turtle' in the video refers to a specific area of the map where a neutral objective, often a creature that provides experience and gold, spawns. The video discusses the strategic decisions and rotations that an Experience Laner should make in relation to the turtle's location and spawn time.

💡High Ground

In MOBA games, 'High Ground' refers to elevated areas of the map that provide a vantage point for players, offering better vision and strategic advantages. The video mentions maintaining High Ground as part of the Experience Laner's role in controlling the map and supporting team objectives.

💡Team Fight

A 'Team Fight' is a large-scale engagement between both teams in a MOBA game. The video emphasizes the importance of an Experience Laner's role in team fights, particularly in disrupting the enemy's backline and providing a strong frontline for their own team.

💡Objective

In the context of the video, 'Objective' refers to the goals or points of interest on the map that teams must secure to gain an advantage, such as turrets, the turtle, or the load. The video stresses the importance of focusing on objectives rather than just getting kills.

💡Weak Early Game Heroes

The term 'Weak Early Game Heroes' refers to characters that may not be as effective in the early stages of the game but can become more powerful as the game progresses. The video provides specific advice for players using these heroes, such as staying safe and focusing on farming gold and experience.

Highlights

Introduction to the importance of knowing how to rotate in the experience lane in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB).

The role of an experience learner is to survive enemy gangs and disrupt their backline.

Survival items are essential for an experience learner, especially for bulkier heroes.

Tips for playing as an experience learner against a strong enemy frontline.

Challenges faced by experience learners, including being often played as a solo laner.

Rotation strategy for when the experience learner is in the top lane and strong in the early game.

How to use the bush near the red buff to annoy the enemy jungler and gain an advantage.

The importance of stealing the raid or participating in early team fights for an early game advantage.

Rotation techniques when the turtle spawn is near the experience learner's lane.

Strategic decisions on whether to focus on the turtle or maintain lane pressure.

Tips for weak early game heroes on how to stay safe and farm effectively.

The use of specific bushes for vision and to avoid ganks or ambushes.

Advice on not dying for a tower and the importance of not missing minion waves.

Strategies for pushing the lane when the enemy's position is known to avoid ganks.

How to provide vision and information to your team by staying in specific bushes.

Tips for weak early game heroes to focus on gold accumulation for mid-game snowballing.

Rotation strategies for when the experience learner is in the bottom lane with strong early game heroes.

How to decide whether to invade the enemy's blue buff or cut the lane based on enemy positioning.

The risks of high cutting in the early game and when it is advisable to do so.

Rotation techniques for weak early game heroes and how to hold ground effectively.

Advice on sharing experience with friends and coordinating for better team play.

Tips for changing lanes after the first turret falls to maintain gold advantage.

Encouragement to master the art of experience learning and its impact on team dynamics.

Transcripts

are you tired of getting stuck in one

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are you fed up with your teammates not

rotating your lane

hacker

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is back with some important tips for you

to stop depending on your team and hold

your ground like a boss

hi guys Kazuki here and in this video we

will talk about how to rotate perfectly

in the experience Lane in the current

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before knowing the rotation you must be

clear about the role of experienced

learner being an experienced learner

your main focus should be able to

survive enemy gangs and also disrupt

their backline and no stay in one land

and push mindlessly

exp is one of the most crucial roles in

mlbb as you can be durable and have a

decent amount of damage

with this you can be very pesky and dive

into the back line and come out easily

getting survival items is a must for an

experienced learner if going for a

bulkier Hero

a full damage exp Lan is also viable but

when the enemy Lakes a good Frontline

as exp laner you and your tank are the

main source of front lining for your

team and without a decent front line low

HP Heroes like a Mage and Marksman will

have a very hard time

playing exp can be a bit challenging

because they are often played as a solo

laner and most of the time you have to

depend on yourself

and to use them to the fullest use these

rotations

rotation when exp is in the top Lane

as you know there are various type of

Heroes in exp some are strong in the

early game like direct use on Khalid and

Alpha

when playing a strong early game

Fighters try to reach this bush by the

23 seconds Mark so you can cut the Lane

and go to check the bush near the red

if their jungler is taking red first you

can annoy him by first checking the

position of the other enemies

if raid is up you can either try to

steal it or wait in the bush to cut the

lane again

you should try to steal only when either

your jungler doesn't want to take letho

wonderer after his first buff or little

one responds on the opposite side as you

will be too late in joining if a team

fight occurs in the river area

doing this will ensure that their

experience laner either has to follow up

with you to force you back and lose his

very important goal in the first minutes

of the game

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you can rotate in this bush near the

turtle area if the turtle spawn is near

your lane

when the turtle area is in the opposite

lane try to rotate to the mid Bush and

wait till you confirm the enemy's exp

position

if enemy exp is still in the lane it is

your call to go back to the Lane

as they will most probably push your

lens the 30 seconds timer is not enough

for you to help in turtle and also

Define your lane at the same time there

are two cons if you focus on the turtle

when it is in the opposite lane

the goal lead you will have accumulated

in the first minutes will be diminished

and it will make you lose your advantage

over them

and the second will be you will lose

area to rotate as it will open up the

map if the turret gets destroyed

if their exp can also be seen near the

turtle area then it's your call

to either wait in the bush to Ambush

retreating enemies or dive in their

backline to disrupt their position and

help your team secure Turtles and even

team fights

remember this is only for the opposite

of the title Lane

when the turtle is in your lane you must

cut the lane beforehand to have no

pressure of push from the enemy exp and

help your team secure the objective

this rotation technique also applies to

the load in the late game

just make sure your lane is not going to

be pushed and you are good to go

important tips don't die for a tower

getting pushed if your team doesn't want

to help in defending

I have seen many players doing this

mistake this will lead you in having

less gold as you will miss minion waves

when you die

these four bushes should be your

favorite as you can give an ample amount

of vision to your team and confirm the

enemy's location try to cut the lane

whenever given the chance and rotate

from this path

try to push length when you already know

the position of enemies otherwise there

is a high chance that you can get ganks

or Ambush for weaker early Game Heroes

like Geelong paquito and Olas try to

stay in this bush near and check it if

their laner tries to cut the lane

you can force him to retreat if you do

this and give your jungler a very good

time in the jungle

after clearing the first wave try to

come and stay in the bush if you have

more than 15 seconds for the minion

spawn

this will help a lot for your team in

terms of vision clear the wave again and

come back here doing this till the first

turtle is up will give you vision of

your side of the map completely and make

your team trust you much more as they

can also see your efforts in providing

information

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as weak early game hero your focus

should be more on getting a decent

amount of gold by the mid game so you

can start snowballing your enemies

rotating to the mid and back can help

you get a gold lead on your counterpart

once you take down your first turret or

the goal laner takes the first turret

try to swipe lanes and start rotating

from this path

this will almost guarantee your win as

your focus only on objectives and

outperforming your enemies rather than

focusing on kills as most of the

inexperienced exp players do

Who's Laughing Now

now let's check if the EXP is in the

bottom Lane

let's again start with the strong early

Heroes when the EXP is in the bot Lane

try to be in this bush by the 23 Second

of the game now you have two options

either cut the lane or try to invade

enemy blue or go back to this bush if

the enemy liner supports you

if you manage to cut the wave try to

come in this bush and check their blue

this can help your team in deciding

whether to invade or not if your team

decides to invade help them and go back

to the same Bush to cut the lane again

and not let your counterpart any extra

gold from turrets in your absence as

there will be no minions to push

if your team doesn't invade try to go in

this bush without getting spotted now

check for the enemy's position if they

are nowhere near then go for the high

cut remember high cut is very risky and

you should only do it when enemies are

not nearby because you going deep in the

enemy territory and dying in the early

game while doing high cut is not worth

it all

I won't recommend doing high cut always

as in solo queue most of the time

enemy's position is very random

so whenever you see enemies piled up in

the opposite side of your lane try to

high cut to note let your counterpart

push if you decide to go and help in

team fights

use this path after doing high cut to

also give reason of the enemy's

territory

the turtle and load rotation I mentioned

earlier will be the same for botland too

so let's check out rotations for weak

early Heroes when playing weaker early

Heroes try to stay in this bush till the

25 seconds mark

you can also wait to confirm your

counterparts location before stepping

out and if clears the lane mindlessly

without freezing then wait and try to

stay within the vicinity of the minions

when they get killed to not lose your

EXP

stay safe till the first turtle by

following this rotation

rooted using this path when trying to

farm another lens once you have enough

items start focusing on helping the team

maintaining your High Ground along with

rotating from this path this path gives

you the surety that you won't get

ambushed and as a weak early game hero

you must hold your ground in the early

phase

now that you know how to rotate

efficiently in solo queue let me give

you some tips when playing with your

friends

try to share the third wave with your

mid laner and have your Roma clear the

mid wave before the turtle is up

this way you can alter reach level 4 by

the turtle time

which will make you have the upper hand

on your enemies in the first return

use your friends to get information

about the enemies whereabouts and ask

them if they can manage without you

this will give you much more chances of

pushing your lens safely

always change the lane when the first

hour Falls either from your side or the

enemy's side this will ensure that the

winning Lane can always get extra gold

and force the enemy to change their lens

also

ask your friends to help you before it's

too late and avoid charging in

recklessly as your opponents are

probably friends and helping each other

out

with these rotation tips I hope now you

can Master the art of experience learner

and make the randoms Adore You For Being

Godly in such an underrated role

will you use the mentioned rotation

or will you prefer going in one versus

five not giving down about others

share your thoughts in the comment

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