10 Things Everyone Should Know About Pokémon Unite

The good, the bad and stupidly obvious

1. Pick a path

The battle prep has a set path button which is super easy to use , but a lot of people just hit the quick chat buttons causing confusion. The middle path is blue, the top path orange and the bottom pink.

2. Stay on the path

Don't pick a path then leave your teamate alone on said path. If you do you're a totally b!tch and the reason your team lose because it doesn't take four people to protect one d@m goal.

3. It's call Pokémon unite

It has this name for a reason because you're supposed to be a team not just going off on your own.

4. Held items

if you upgrade them you will be stronger, however upgrading means grinning or paying real money.

5. Real money problems

everything from unlocking Pokémon to wearing different outfits cost real cash. It's also somewhat possible by grinding however the newest update really made it that much more difficult by setting the coins to cap out , which means expect to now play for at least four weeks to earn enough to unlock a single Pokémon.

6. Choose a teammate

It's best to pick the opposite type from yourself such as a defender and long range Pokémon that way you can face any opponent that comes at you.

7. Take one for the team

If your teammate comes running towards you with little health try to take a hit by getting in between them and their attacker and especially do this when they have max points to score

8. Big health bar CPUs

Make sure to take out certain Pokémon CPUs especially the one in the middle, each of these CPUs will give your team a special advantage like doubling points scored for a short time.

9. numbers and the launchpad

You may have not notice the numbers by your name , but they each mean something one keeps track of how many point you have on you, while the other keeps track of what level your Pokémon is currently at. There is also a launchpad that spawns at the starting point about half way through the match to use it simple hit the down arrow then select a spot and click ZR button

10. Practice mode

Not only can you get rewards for doing simple training ,you can also try out Pokémon you don't even own it, which is super helpful when deciding on which Pokémon to buy with your hard earned coins