BunnyMuffins: Set 12 Leveling Guide | TFT – Teamfight Tactics

As a seasoned gamer with years of Teamfight Tactics under my belt, I can confidently say that BunnyMuffins’ Set 12 leveling guide is a game-changer! The charm mechanic has undeniably shaken up the leveling strategies, and this video provides an invaluable resource for both beginners and veterans alike.

In Teamfight Tactics Set 12, the charm mechanic has been introduced and it’s reshaping the way players approach leveling strategies within the game. BunnyMuffins offers a breakdown of various leveling patterns and tactics such as standard leveling, fast-8, fast-9, and roll leveling. Additionally, he delves into the effects charms have on the economy and the shifts in champion pool sizes. This guide is packed with practical tips for each strategy and emphasizes the necessity of staying flexible to keep up with the game’s current meta. Whether you’re a newcomer or a seasoned player, this video will assist you in understanding and mastering the revised leveling mechanics introduced in Set 12 of Teamfight Tactics.

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Key Takeaways:

Set 12 introduces the charm mechanic, which impacts the economy and leveling strategies.
Standard leveling is a versatile strategy that allows for pivoting and playing vertical comps.
Fast-8 and fast-9 strategies require high econ and are suitable for specific scenarios.
Roll leveling patterns, such as one cost reroll, two cost reroll, and three cost reroll, depend on pairs and specific unit compositions.

Standard Leveling:

In regular game progression, players choose whether they want to build a winning spree or a losing streak at stage 21. Advancing to level 21 grants an additional game piece and more strategic freedom. Level 5 is usually unlocked between stages 2-5 or around stage 31, depending on the speed of the game. Level 6 comes into play at stage 32, where players can opt for a single roll or two for charms. Level 7 is attained at stages 3-5 or 41, and players have the choice between a three-cost roll strategy or a four-cost carry approach. Level 8 is typically reached at stage 45 or 51, and it’s suggested to roll down to find crucial upgrades. Levels 9 and 10 are seldom achieved due to the impact of the charm mechanic on the economy and player damage.

Fast-8 and Fast-9:

As a seasoned player with years of experience under my belt, I can confidently say that the fast-8 and fast-9 strategies are not for the faint-hearted or casual players. These tactics demand a strong economic foundation and a strategic mindset that only comes with time and practice.

Roll Leveling Patterns:

In this game, the patterns for re-rolling unit costs (one, two, or three) are influenced by pairings of units and their combinations. A single cost re-roll can be boosted with hero enhancements, making it simpler for players to encounter and defeat three-star units. The two cost re-roll involves a careful approach at level 6, aiming to discover important upgrades and balance the game board. The three cost re-roll is more complex since the charm mechanic affects economy, and it only works effectively under specific circumstances, such as having Scuttle puddle or a strong economy.

General Tips:

To optimally handle your economy, consider hoarding gold when you aim for a particular roll level, have a robust game setup, or find yourself healthier than other players. Use your gold by rolling if you wish to maintain good health or if you possess numerous pairs to enhance. Increase your level whenever you need to trigger crucial abilities or if you have an abundance of gold. Alter your leveling approach according to the current game trends and the tempo of the game.

2024-08-03 15:43