The ULTIMATE guide to FLEX PLAY - master this to climb | TFT Beginner Guide | Part 1 of 2 скачать в хорошем качестве

The ULTIMATE guide to FLEX PLAY - master this to climb | TFT Beginner Guide | Part 1 of 2

Most players understand that one of the best ways to play TFT and climb is to play flexibly or flex. However what if I told you that most players also get it wrong and don't ACTUALLY know how to REALLY play flex? That's because this is often one of the hardest skills to learn in TFT. At it's core, playing flex is a lot about playing for TEMPO. TO do it well, you often have to break rules you learn early on in TFT like making BIS items for units and staying above 50 gold for econ. While truly mastering flex is near impossible and best left for the challengers, there are some pretty simple things you can start doing today to adopt a more flexible playstyle and start playing like the pros. In this lesson, I give a breakdown of the early stages of TFT which are often overlooked but are ESSENTIAL to learn if you intend to play flex. This is Part 1 of 2, so make sure to subscribe for when the second half goes up!    #tft #teamfighttactics =============================================== Timestamps =============================================== 00:39 Flex play misconceptions 2:18 Flex = TEMPO 3:22 3 Rules for Stage 1 5:14 Breaking down 2-1 9:02 After the first carousel 09:40 Itemization 11:43 Closing =============================================== ABOUT ME =============================================== I've been playing TFT for about 2 years and currently have a peak rank of GM - so I'm still learning! However I have an extensive history playing, casting, and creating content for TCGs. I'm also an official coach over on the official TFT Discord server! We offer free coaching for members every set - so I hope to see you there!   / discord   Follow me on Twitter and BlueSky where I post augment tips and other TFT related things https://bsky.app/profile/professorble...   / blepthecat   Follow me on Twitch to watch me play! Questions are always welcome!   / blepthecat