10 Build Moves You HAVE - AI動画分析

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Alright, starting off with 10 build moves, that's a solid number. And the focus on mastering them easily and transferring to ranked matches is exactly what I look for in these kinds of guides. Big ups to Farley for the 40k subs, too!
Ooh, this first move is all about the mind games. Approaching the opponent's box and checking for a cone, then placing a ramp to trick them into thinking they're safe? That's a smart way to get an advantage without even taking the wall first.
So the goal is to create that false sense of security, and then box them in if they move into the ramp. That makes a lot of sense for an easy kill. Seeing how it transfers to a ranked match with the metal wall spray is a good demonstration of its practical use.

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The first core build move introduced focuses on surprise and disruption, beginning by approaching an opponent's likely box and checking for a cone [0:30]. If none is present, instead of directly taking the wall, the player pulls out a ramp to place it in the opponent's perceived space, creating a false sense of security as they believe they are holding the wall [0:30-1:00]. This disorientation allows for an opportunity to either box the opponent in or secure a kill if they move into the newly placed ramp [1:00-1:30]. A practical application in a ranked match demonstrates this by spraying a metal wall, noticing the absence of a cone, and then pre-placing pieces to cover an opponent's escape route, ultimately securing a full box and an easy kill [1:30-2:00].
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The first core build move introduced focuses on surprise and disruption, beginning by approaching an opponent's likely box and checking for a cone [0:30]. If none is present, instead of directly taking the wall, the player pulls out a ramp to place it in the opponent's perceived space, creating a false sense of security as they believe they are holding the wall [0:30-1:00]. This disorientation allows for an opportunity to either box the opponent in or secure a kill if they move into the newly placed ramp [1:00-1:30]. A practical application in a ranked match demonstrates this by spraying a metal wall, noticing the absence of a cone, and then pre-placing pieces to cover an opponent's escape route, ultimately securing a full box and an easy kill [1:30-2:00].
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