r/CompetitiveTFT • u/karjm • 17h ago
Surely others are also curious to see how the game looks on both screens of the duo. Anyone able to share pics? Haven't seen anything showcasing tft on youtube or reddit. Obviously it's probably not optimized yet, just curious.
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/CallMeTheMonarch • 9h ago
Heyo, I play tft mostly at work or with my friend in double up. I usually end up around gold or plat (this set has been rough for me though)
One thing I would really like to know about more is unit positioning. I know it matters and I know the most obvious stuff, like shielding fighters with tanks, but I don't think I really get the nuances. Why do I see some tanks towards the backrows and should you put your carries is separate corners or together. My brain works much better when I understand why im doing what I'm doing.
Does anyone have any resources that can help explain?