The energy meter is a super important because it enables the aforementioned core flip ability, but it also empowers strikers to be able to dodge attacks at will to gain an advantage.

Speaking of the energy meter, managing it is an important aspect of Omega Strikers and one that I am still pretty far off from mastering. Similarly for your own team, you may want to try and get the core to anyone who has meter (especially in the final stretches of a set) to jam a goal in. But, knowing this lets you get in position to intercept passes or perhaps even help go to your goalie and bully that forward until they back off.

A pass close to goal at this point is likely because short-range core strikes are virtually unblockable. Obviously, this is an important thing to track for your own striker so you know when you can hit a power shot or combo a player into the wall, but knowing who else can do those things helps you predict and prepare for plays before they happen.įor example, the enemy team may have a striker start hovering closer to your goal and harassing your goalie because they have strike available. This sounds simple, but it's pretty critical to always be watching everyone's energy meter in Omega Strikers to keep track of who has-or is close to-gaining the core flip abilitiy. All of these little edges you can establish can push your opponents onto their heels and help make victories a little easier to secure. Between sets, you and your team should also be thinking about what awakenings to pick not just to benefit your own striker abilities, but whether taking other awakenings ahead of other players to deny them some power might be more prudent. If you can identify a 'weak side,' it's always wise to attack there, whether it's due to a fragile character that's easy to pick on or some skill issues. Once the match begins, you'll have to adjust your tactics based on what your opponents are doing. Rasmus on Ai.Mi's App) or have good synergies with the starter awakenings (i.e. Otherwise, I recommend looking to ban strikers that are particularly strong on certain maps (i.e. For bans, if there's any doubt, just vote along with your teammates. There may be another guide at some point that walks through team picking more comprehensively, but as some good general advice try to make sure your team's forwards have a mix of control-based strikers and brawlers so you balance out strength with the ability to push the core downfield easily.

Depending on the match stage, the available starter awakenings, banned strikers, and characters your teammates have soft-locked, you have a lot of information to come up with a team composition that works well. If you feel like you are a competent player in terms striker knowledge and knowing how all the mechanics work, see below for some more nuanced tips that can help you lock up victories.īefore you even begin a match of Omega Strikers, you can get a leg up on your opponents through some smart picking and banning. Since my last guide, I've picked up on a few things that I would call more advanced tips for once you already have a pretty good handle on the game. I have still been sinking a lot of time into Omega Strikers and having a blast with it.

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