Grow Into Your Main & Let Your Main Choose You - Here's Some Tips | Talking Mains

One important thing is alway return to the "Hero Tactics" tab, cause dev team did a very good job of constantly update it every time there a change in heroes move set.

Gladiator is my main, and I just love how free he feels. He feels smooth and agile, which I like.

Wish we had more good videos like this for introducing newer players, great job man. In particular, I think if you’re looking at a new main, the best thing you can do is understand what your bread and butter mixups and tools are and remember to focus on using those. For example, Orochi’s deflects are cool, but trying super hard to learn those when you haven’t practiced using his kick/storm rush mixup or unblockable finisher is gonna lead to frustration. Focus on the most important parts of each character first and then start to experiment with other tools in their kit.

I have never seen your channel before this video was recommended, but I think your advice is accurate! I have been playing since y1 and I still main Conqueror and Valkyrie as my duo characters to switch between. They may not have the greatest fashion in the roster, but I make do. The playstyle is what spoke to me, and continues to speak to me 6 year later

I have 2k+ hrs on this game and wish I had this type vid when I started , never too late, mad informative man!

What made me choose cent was the style points, just love the over the top showmanship

Great video mate, i already found my mains, but you explained it so well for people looking for one and trying to find what fits them ,very nice 🙏👌

For me I started out as a Kensei. I liked Kensei because he is simple with no cheese moves… looking at you Black Prior, Berserker, etc. A friend of mine and I joined For Honor at the same time and he was a Warden main.

I played it on launch and loved it, but stopped playing after 2 months because I felt like I tried everything already. And back in the day I used to play games, finish them and then continue. So I also wasnt into multiplayer games. But then a few weeks before Kyoshin came out I came back to the game because of the gameplay videos of Nova King. Wich is also why my first charactor was Orochi and stayed my main until his rework, he is really fun BUT way too easy to use for me since his rework. Thats why my new main is PK on rep 70 now.

I didn't know you had a youtube channel. This is a great informative video

awesome video personally I do have a main (highlander) but im aiming to have a similar level of experience in every character however unlikely that might be because of time constraints. what decides how I feel about a character though is off of if they have a unique moveset that feels different, new, and flexible to me. for example, highlander with his two stances is fun for me because in duels I can condition someone to get used to me only using one form and then when they least expect it I have the opportunity to completely shift my play style and take advantage of my opponent having to change it up along with me and deal with new variables. I thought I would really vibrate with medjay because of their similarities but so far while he's very effective his stances feel too copy paste when it comes to inputs and it feels like changing stances isn't necessary while in the middle of a fight and maybe even a detriment since it seems (with my limited playtime with him) you're more vulnerable to attacks cuz you have less time to react after switching stances. something fun ive been doing lately though has been put every hero i have (which is pretty much everybody but kyoshin and the outlanders -medjay) on a wheel and spin it before every match

This is such a nice video!

When i started to pkay this game back in 2017, i picked kensei and sticked to it ever since. Daimyo looking character AND uses nodachi? Sign me the hell up dawg. Now i am grinding him to 80

This video is guuuuud, I remember when I first started off and my picks/factions were everywhere, got influenced by friends towards knights abit, but the one dude I always came back to was raider, goddamit I feel like people are straying away from this but it is still a foundation of the game, what faction is your favorite, cause seriously, no matter how much I got pushed into the "deus vult" stuff, I still craved the feeling and brutality on raider, the viiiibe of a character is e s s e n t i a l, prioritize fun over "effectiveness", cause sriously, even on high lvl lobbies, a good lawbringer can still be a menace

Rep 259 now and when i picked up the game i mained lawbringer then moved on to BP and got him around rep 10-11 and thats when i realized i was a kensei main, i fell in love with that character fr. All it takes is time to find your main and playing a variety of characters

Im new to for honor, i did play the beta but never played again till now so im very behind. But i fw your vid so you gotchu a new sub bro 💯

I feel this video, man. I became a lawbro main for the executions and the fashion. Same reason why I became a raider main too. And after the rework I played less lawbringer and started exploring the samurai faction a bit. In my heyday I played a lot of Raider, a lot of Lawbringer, some Shugoki, and a little bit of Warden, Kensei and Aramusha. I stopped playing a few months after the Wu Lin were introduced (not having as much fun and the game takes up too much space on my hard-drive) but I've been missing the game recently and I'm going to try it out again. I might not get new mains (I won't buy the dlc), but I might fall in love with raider and lawbringer again, who knows.

I've been a lawbringer main since 2017 and is the hero i feel the most comfortable with but using other heroes does make the game fresh.

Wow what a great video man. Im new (10h) into this game and I am having this problem of not knowing who to play In terms on looks I mostly only like knights (lw, glad, cent, axe guy and conq), orochi and Ocelotl too (I'm from Mexico so he speaks deeper and louder to me in general lol) I have the bad habit of looking at tier lists and all these are low mid. I want to play what I think looks cool but I also would like to have a solid chance to win instead of shooting myself on the foot for picking a "bad" heroe.

When I chose my main it took me a while to settle on it. Ultimately, it was after I played a few characters, I noticed the things other players did that annoyed me, and settled on a character that countered those things more easily. The main thing was ganks and unblockable spam in ganks, so prior became my main.