Brawl Stars: Achieving Relativity
- Drew
- Mar 11, 2019
- 1 min read
Hello Readers,
First and foremost, I apologize for not posting for a long time (assuming you care about this blog). Second and second-to-foremost: don't you hate it when you're really bad at a video game and your friends are good? And, doesn't it annoy you when you are playing with someone inexperienced, and they make several blunders that to you seemed to be painfully easy to avoid? I have had that first feeling of inadequacy many times, when I start a video game. Anyway, this guide is to help you achieve that level of skill where your friends don't yell in exasperation, "DUDE! WHAT THE HECK (or other word) ARE YOU DOING?" every time you butcher an opportunity.
A new game phenom, Brawl Stars, came out fairly recently. After playing for a while, I want to help you achieve relativity in this game, so you can have more fun playing with your friends.
Note: read up on most of the brawlers before reading this guide, or for that matter, playing brawl stars. Sun Tzu (paraphrased): "Know thyself, know your enemy, and you shall win a hundred battles without loss." This proverb isn't strictly true, but it's helpful to know, for example, that you shouldn't try to melee attack a Bull with Piper.
To sum it up, I will be releasing a short series of tidbits that hopefully will help you get better and have more fun with Brawl Stars. Thanks for reading!
-Drew
P.S. Although it is frustrating being bad or having someone bad on your team, remember, it's just a video game. It won't matter over the course of your life.
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