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Hood tips: Use moon knight team up 99% of the time unless you have good awareness and can be aggressive without overextending. With mk team up: start fights with the shield in front to boost demonic energy. Use it to block off heals to tanks pushing up and MELT them. Swing angles on tanks that are slow if you see the backline playing too close. If the dps aren’t right there to immediately punish, you can usually roast both healers or the very least 1 and force the 2nd to scatter and waste resources while their frontline panics. Limit testing helps you determine how much you can get away with. (Video example of swinging past a slower dps or tank when the healers are close.) Mk shield can be thrown mid fight in support ults to give your team the advantage. Same with teams backing up if they’re grouped. Pay attention to off angle dps and don’t let them go unchallenged. You can burst longer range enemies in half demon form if you alternate fire to control the bloom. He excels close to mid range and you want to maximize your uptime. Utilize the block to get max value by being aggressive and choosing when YOU want to use it. IMO his ult is best used with your team so position near them. He’s excellent when the enemy team pops a gambit ult and/or has committed to the push. You’ll be proving bonus health to nearby allies while in your ult and if positioned and timed well the enemy will have a hard time getting away even if you don’t kill all with your ult, your team is there and has an advantage. Use his void walk either defensively or offensively, you can force them to back up if you push past the frontline and drop your shield. Hes viable in almost any situation and the only thing ive had trouble dealing with is Black Cat but there’s not much you can do with that. (Team died in the clip womp womp)

Hood tips: Use moon knight team up 99% of the time unless you have good awareness and can be aggressive without overextending. With mk team up: start fights with the shield in front to boost demonic energy. Use it to block off heals to tanks pushing up and MELT them. Swing angles on tanks that are slow if you see the backline playing too close. If the dps aren’t right there to immediately punish, you can usually roast both healers or the very least 1 and force the 2nd to scatter and waste resources while their frontline panics. Limit testing helps you determine how much you can get away with. (Video example of swinging past a slower dps or tank when the healers are close.) Mk shield can be thrown mid fight in support ults to give your team the advantage. Same with teams backing up if they’re grouped. Pay attention to off angle dps and don’t let them go unchallenged. You can burst longer range enemies in half demon form if you alternate fire to control the bloom. He excels close to mid range and you want to maximize your uptime. Utilize the block to get max value by being aggressive and choosing when YOU want to use it. IMO his ult is best used with your team so position near them. He’s excellent when the enemy team pops a gambit ult and/or has committed to the push. You’ll be proving bonus health to nearby allies while in your ult and if positioned and timed well the enemy will have a hard time getting away even if you don’t kill all with your ult, your team is there and has an advantage. Use his void walk either defensively or offensively, you can force them to back up if you push past the frontline and drop your shield. Hes viable in almost any situation and the only thing ive had trouble dealing with is Black Cat but there’s not much you can do with that. (Team died in the clip womp womp)

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Had a Luna make an amazing play in one of my ranked matches earlier.

Had a Luna make an amazing play in one of my ranked matches earlier.

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I present a Celestial player that reaches a rank by merely existing in a space and occasionally holding down primary fire. It’s like an iPad kid that wants autopilot games like raid shadow legends Look around you, do more than the bare minimum. Lack of awareness is the most common issue aside from toxicity, but id argue that they’re directly linked. This individual doesn’t want to acknowledge that they make mistakes and never learn from them. Never watches any vods to think about how decisions could’ve been different. Like standing in the open on main as strange no shield up until you almost die, then proceed to walk slowly forward like a zombie burning shield. It’s ok to make mistakes but you have to acknowledge what the real issues are, nobody is perfect. Look around you and make informed decisions. Is there cover you can utilize to mitigate resource issues for yourself and your team. As a tank if you’re in a position to put yourself between an ally getting beamed by an iron man would it be better to A) stand still on the cart and the second the iron man leaves your sight you stop moving. B) look around you position yourself between the iron man and the ally to absorb damage and control space. Standing on main isn’t holding space if you do nothing. Look at your replays and where you die. Where is your team? Did you think of needing a follow up heal or the engage being timed incorrectly to provide zero value? And don’t act toxic and insult others on your team and blame them when you are literally playing with blinders on or acting like a T-Rex 🦖 if it leaves your sight it doesn’t exist. Shift your focus around in your FOV, take moments where you aren’t in immediate danger to look around and account for your surroundings; who is present, what’re they doing, where are they going, how can my decision enable us all to make a play. Stats don’t matter and that’s why you see people upset about not being able to annihilate a lone support when they have all abilities available. Is your team currently at a disadvantage in the fight? You probably have one tank and they’re fighting 2. Your engage might be so far from the team that the support makes it back alive and you wasted everyone’s time. Is it close enough to where my team is fighting to provide value? Yes, forcing a C&D bubble on themselves is a bubble not used on frontline or players out of position. If you make a decision to do something without thinking beyond what you want to do as the hero you will never improve, you’ll likely become toxic, blame everyone but yourself and never enjoy the game. It doesn’t matter what anyone else is doing, you enable the best you can to win.

I present a Celestial player that reaches a rank by merely existing in a space and occasionally holding down primary fire. It’s like an iPad kid that wants autopilot games like raid shadow legends Look around you, do more than the bare minimum. Lack of awareness is the most common issue aside from toxicity, but id argue that they’re directly linked. This individual doesn’t want to acknowledge that they make mistakes and never learn from them. Never watches any vods to think about how decisions could’ve been different. Like standing in the open on main as strange no shield up until you almost die, then proceed to walk slowly forward like a zombie burning shield. It’s ok to make mistakes but you have to acknowledge what the real issues are, nobody is perfect. Look around you and make informed decisions. Is there cover you can utilize to mitigate resource issues for yourself and your team. As a tank if you’re in a position to put yourself between an ally getting beamed by an iron man would it be better to A) stand still on the cart and the second the iron man leaves your sight you stop moving. B) look around you position yourself between the iron man and the ally to absorb damage and control space. Standing on main isn’t holding space if you do nothing. Look at your replays and where you die. Where is your team? Did you think of needing a follow up heal or the engage being timed incorrectly to provide zero value? And don’t act toxic and insult others on your team and blame them when you are literally playing with blinders on or acting like a T-Rex 🦖 if it leaves your sight it doesn’t exist. Shift your focus around in your FOV, take moments where you aren’t in immediate danger to look around and account for your surroundings; who is present, what’re they doing, where are they going, how can my decision enable us all to make a play. Stats don’t matter and that’s why you see people upset about not being able to annihilate a lone support when they have all abilities available. Is your team currently at a disadvantage in the fight? You probably have one tank and they’re fighting 2. Your engage might be so far from the team that the support makes it back alive and you wasted everyone’s time. Is it close enough to where my team is fighting to provide value? Yes, forcing a C&D bubble on themselves is a bubble not used on frontline or players out of position. If you make a decision to do something without thinking beyond what you want to do as the hero you will never improve, you’ll likely become toxic, blame everyone but yourself and never enjoy the game. It doesn’t matter what anyone else is doing, you enable the best you can to win.

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