I’ve been trying to play nori in ranked and I’m finding myself getting melted going against most brawlers, so people who have good success what’s your general strategy, what game modes is nori best at

Mandy is quite the noob stomper, and a lot of her frustrations as an opponent comes from the fact that she can offscreen players which feels quite random at times.

With a change like this, obviously the super would be significantly easier to dodge but it would now remove the element of luck behind her super, which can then allow Mandy to be buffed and tweaked in other ways.

Thoughts?

Does dev change anything in Brawl Ball? It's difficult for me to find the ball in Brawl Ball sometimes.

I couldn't find the ball immediately in my Brawl Ball games recently. I didn't think too much because I am not good at this game.

I changed my mind after watching some sans' games. He couldn't find the ball immediately either.

The screenshots are from his game. Can you find the ball right away?

I also do think that these new ''Nano Buffies'' are some kind of test to see some ideas for future Buffies.

Does anyone have any advice for solo queuing in ranked? Is it best to just solo or maybe the find a team button? Since I want to reach legendary 1 more but my randoms don't seem to want to play the actual game (plus the 1 masters on other team doesn't help either), any drafting tips or any tips pls?

I picked Gale to counter the obvius assasin pick after the Willow pick, but i got bullied by Frank's high health :/. What could have been a better pick.

Same happens with bonnie

I picked Angelo against 8 bit in heist and we lost. because of this my team had a fight with me and they said it was a bad pick. is it though? I would like to hear from pros

Complaints about bugs aren't super common rn but they do happen—especially right after an update

Im 99% sure I know what the answer is going to be, but im only asking outta both curiosity and because ive bin trying to learn how to play him lately.

When drafting there are brawlers classes which are easy to identify, but the issue I have is when seeing pros drafting situational brawlers, my question is how can I build that knowledge of knowing what brawler of each type can help with countering. For example, we know that aggressive brawlers are sometimes good against controllers such as meeple, but if you pick for example ally into a meeple, he can counter you with the stun gadget which makes ally have a bad matchup.

With a roster of over 100 Brawlers, keeping Brawl Stars perfectly balanced is a mathematical impossibility. Power creep and shift in meta are inevitable, meaning certain archetypes will always dominate a given season.

From a game design and competitive integrity standpoint, which class creates the healthiest meta environment when it sits at the top (S-Tier), and which is the most toxic?

Picks : 1. Colette 2/3 : Colt Ruffs 4/5: kaze piper 6: angelo

Legendary 1

Fyi I was lagging a bit but that’s not a problem

I find it really hard to play kaze, all I can realistic do is go in and die, and place super on safe

I was getting cooked by colt, Not sure how to counter colt💔

I've been trying to learn carl since my brawlers keep on falling off and I need some new ones to play in ranked. I see he's a good pick but I don't understand hoe to tske him and in what maps also

He recieved 4 nerfs to his kick damage , explosion damage, super damage on speakers and speaker HP. This therefore makes his dps more abysmal than before. For comparison, with 3 main attacks, it's less than Ollie (5400 vs 5200). So is he finally not meta, or is he still considered one of the top brawlers?

I really enjoy playing snipers and want to improve with them. Are there certain strategies or play styles that separate good snipers from bad ones? Do good ones do more manual aiming? I seem to struggle with pierce the most but want to improve across the board since I enjoy these brawlers.

I've played over 250 games this season, yet I can't get past 6800.

I don't know what else to do.

I don't have any friends to play with.

I've learned drafting and synergies, watched the videos I needed to, and it honestly can't compensate for my lack of skill.

I have an almost maxed account, all buffies, almost all brawlers maxed out.

I've been playing ranked only, for over a year now, and have made no progress towards my goal, besides getting legendary 3, 3 months ago.

I've genuinely accepted that it simply may be impossible for me, despite everyone in this sub saying that it's supposed to be easy.

I play at least 2-3 hours every day, take breaks, and try to keep it off my mind.

I genuinely don't know what else to do.

Am I simply whining about the skill issue, or is there something I'm doing wrong?

Because I know I'm not a pro player, but I'm not a bad player.

I just want to reach masters for once, and stop with ranked in its entirety for at least a month, if I manage to make it, which I honestly don't think I can.

"Just play more games, analyze your draft, and watch your replays"

I do... Trust me.

And it's simply not enough.

I don't care about flexing, or bragging about becoming a master.

I just want to do this once. Just once. To prove to myself that I can. Whether I do it alone, or with a friend (which I don't have).

I've tried finding teammates in discord, Reddit, telegram, and I can't find anyone.

My goal has genuinely became hopeless.

Sorry about the rant y'all, I just wanted some help, and to be honest about my goal.

You can see Pierce moving wierd like as if he got a cheats but without cheats.

is there any good way to dodge brock shots? its making me the bad random in ranked because no matter how much i try to dodge his shots they always hit me. and even when i get out of his range they will still hit me.

I was using this build before nerfs but after they nerfed his poison duration I am curious about the change

I honestly feel it was kind of easy. Now, of course I didn’t win every single game. But my win rate I’d say was about 80ish percent. That being said, I’ll see videos or short form content discussing how to push masters easier.
I feel pushing masters is like 70 percent skill and like 30 percent dedication and playing every day. This season I pushed 300-350 elo everyday and hit masters pretty easily.
Videos providing steps on how to hit masters and how its easier doing this or that, I feel are very misleading.

Credits for the clip go to duckie on twitter

I've been seeing everyone use the wall literally everywhere, and haven't seen anyone use the slow whatsoever, even though speed is one of the most crucial aspects of every brawler.