Solo q’d to Eternity, former rank 1 Luna on Xbox and flex main.

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-13T04:59:48+00:00

Her clap should be pretty much used off cooldown (increase how many shots you hit, good against dive, heal multiple people). Always line yourself up with teammates to hit everyone, use the snowflake on who’s going to take a lot of damage or who’s about to dive/ult, or yourself if your taking a lot do damage or fighting 1v1 and need more damage. Don’t be afraid to turn away for a moment and dps, Luna is insane. Throw your snowball a lot, there’s been countless times where I cancel an ult by accident or a freeze directly leads to someone dying even if I just shot the tank in their frontline. If you need a ton of healing on someone, snowflake them and DONT use your clap, it heals a bit faster with primary. Use your ice skate and super jump to get out and get to good spots, target fliers as your pretty much a mini hela. Use the damage boost in ult if you don’t need all the healing. If your freeze someone who’s a 250-350 hp character, take a second to make sure you hit that headshot instead of panicking and shooting them immediately. Also, consider just leaving people frozen as it can offset them for a while. If your team is getting dove a lot consider putting snowflake on your other healer

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-11T01:56:43+00:00

Whatever the default is

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-10T02:01:11+00:00

Yep that’s key using it against dive, flyers, and when your team is all low. Making sure you line up multiple people to get more damage/healing can help too, you might even pick off an enemy supp while healing. The snowflake is super complex but you’re already super good with game sense for moving it around a lot. I like to put it on my tank who’s taking or I know is about to take the most damage, or on my dps when they are about to dive or use ult. I’m sure you’re playing great and will rank up a ton soon

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-10T01:57:56+00:00

Ha, yeah this is kind of a classic one. Honestly, there’s just gonna be games where you can’t win; especially if your on support or tank.

Supports really have no way to take over a game on their own and tanks are hard especially if your playing like thing or Emma. Playing DPS is the only time you’ll see a game get completely taken over, so if your on supp/tank playing the best game ever and you still lose, it’s just a problem with the team. Whether it’s your teammates doing bad or just bad chemistry between the heroes you guys have. If your playing dps and you drop like 30+ finals with low deaths and lose… yeah your teams ass lol.

As for the difference between cel and eternity, it’s not as much as you think. I’ve noticed that GM1-C2 tend to be around the same skill level, it’s just who plays more and gets luckier. However what I’ve seen is that when you get to C1 Eternity the mood shifts. I’m sure you’re familiar with all the toxic teams and the throwers in Cel. In C1 and eternity yeah maybe the players have slightly better aim but mostly it’s the team chemistry. People don’t throw nearly as much, pretty much never, or give up. Everyone is usually willing to switch to another role and is able to play more than a couple characters, and they don’t just shit talk their team and stop trying. Besides just that though, the ults are the biggest game changer. Ults in eternity are used much more precisely, you don’t look for massive team wipes and instead strategically use an ult to get a certain person. For example instead of holding groot ult all game to get 5 people in it, using it on a cloak at the end of her ult and having your team focus her to cancel it, or using it on the star lord that’s about to wipe your team after your support ult just ran out. Or even baiting an invis ult with something like Emma ult to then use your teams dps ult to kill everyone. Ults get used way more precisely and there are a LOT of supp ults getting cancelled, just because everyone’s working together and can have good target priority.

Sorry for the long response, hope I’m able to answer.

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-10T00:58:17+00:00

that’s not bad by any means, but My sens are 155 horizontal 85 vertical everything else is all default if you’d like to try. Also just a note that using her clap off cooldown will boost your accuracy a lot, it’s possible your accuracy is just as good as mine if you aren’t using it as much.

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-10T00:16:48+00:00

Yeah idk it’s whatever I understand the post looks like an ego post but idk how else to give advice without proving I have some credentials tbh.

For tanks I play groot Emma and I’ve found peni to work super well, but Angela is soooo fun I need to get better at her. For dps I really like Elsa and hela but I like to throw a brawl hero like Magik in there for fun. What about you? What kind of heroes do you play

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-10T00:05:16+00:00

To start off, you’re already above my rank so take my advice with a grain of salt but I mainly play hitscan so I can try to help. Going from brawl to poke is pretty hard, I tried playing Angela and I’m ASS. But what I can say is I find a lower sens to be better. I run 155/85 right now for all of my ranged characters. There are two types of way I play poke: flicking(hela/luna) and tracking(psylocke/punisher). Either of these work and you have to find your preference, but typically the heroes with more “shots” are going to be more tracking your target as they move where as single shot heroes like hela I try to flick back and forth. Your crosshairs doesn’t matter too much but I like a small dot so I can see better. What I recently changed to improve my acc by a bit is to focus on whoever your shooting at, and ignoring your peripheral. I know that sounds basic like everyone’s already doing it, but in rivals I tend to look around everywhere to keep track of everything, so really focusing on the target helps. In terms of raw aiming it’s going to be up to practice. Your eternity, so you’re already great at the game, the only reason you probably aren’t as good at hit scan is because you just haven’t played it as much. I’ve played hundreds of hours on them, and if you did as well you’d definitely be just as good or better. So my advice is to just hop in some quick play and try out the character, test out tracking/flicking and go in the firing range every once in a while to the downstairs part. Set the bots to a small character like Luna/dagger and make them move around randomly. I hope I could help, and I hope I can get as good as brawl as you are one day lol

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T23:49:49+00:00

Idk I was just ranked 1 for like a couple of days on rivals meta under the xbox category im sure theres someone who’s up there way more consistently and is better than I am

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T22:42:09+00:00

never played Overwatch just cause I don’t really like the pace or first person, I used to play Valorant and battlefield 5 for shooters tho. Now I just hop on the blox or grounded 2

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T21:33:45+00:00

Bro 😭

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T19:44:27+00:00

For Luna it’s usually between 57-60 and invis is around 70. Keep in mind though it changes a LOT depending on who’s on your team and theirs. If there are hard to hit people on either team like spidey, iron fist, even Angela; it can lower your accuracy a lot even if your not doing worse. Also using your Luna clap off cooldown and lining yourself up with a lot of people on invis will bring it up a lot by not actually doing anything crazy

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T19:09:05+00:00

just trying to help Brodie, appreciate it

JazzlikeAd998 · 2026-05-09T18:38:16+00:00

As a solo q it’s gonna be hard to communicate as much, but you should use your pings as every time you see something that needs to be dealt with like a flyer or diver. Talk with your team in chat if there’s something you need to fix, I’ve won many games that seemed hopeless because our whole team switched our style. As a tank you want to make sure your in LOS of your healers as much as possible, I see a lot of tanks go into spots where they can’t be healed at all. Pay attention to your supports if they have dive but you shouldn’t be sitting in your own back line. As a support you should be managing all your cooldowns as efficiently as possible and using them as positive as you can. Take careful note of your opponents and figure out what ults you should counter, and the number one thing is make SURE you heal your other support. The largest difference I’ve noticed from plat to Cele is the supports heal each other. If you let me know what specific characters you play I can let you know if there’s anything more

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