To the hardcore players

Skilled players always consider the 'return' on their actions. For example, taking down an assassin reduces the enemy's firepower, so the standard play is to target an objective during that opening. Checking the minimap for enemy numbers and attacking when you have the advantage is the fastest way to improve, ho!

Hello, I'm someone who used to play Unite... Kyogre is coming out...!? Unite is insane these days... Is it like Zapdos or Rayquaza from before...? Personally... if the situation is advantageous and both sides are stalemated, I wait. If the situation is disadvantageous and I can secure a position first, I'll chip away at Rayquaza and apply pressure... If the situation is unclear... and the enemy is missing one or two members... I'll deal with the enemy first... Especially... for the final battles, it's good to focus on 'team fights' and attack with a numbers advantage. It's best to go for Rayquaza when the enemy can't make it back in time... but experience is key, after all...! Well then, I'm off to get some healing from my cat~(=^・^=)

If I'm losing a lot during the final stretch, I'll push if the enemy has 3 players down + 1 teammate is disrupting them! If I'm in a winning situation, I'll play defensively to avoid getting KO'd while preventing them from reaching things like Kyogre!

It's not just about assassins; if you take down the enemy carry and your team composition is stable, supports generally can't get the last hit anyway, so I think just securing vision is enough!