If you could give only ONE piece of advice to a new PvPer, what would it be?

[Ryuko]

I notice there are always people wanting to get involved in PvP (particularly ranked 4v4), but they really don't know how to get started outside of learning the basic rules of the game. In the spirit of creating a more populated (and competitive) PvP community, let's give people some advice that they can take with them into the arena for the first time.

What is one piece of advice you would give to a new PvPer?

To keep things fun and interesting, it must only be ONE thing... so choose your favorite that hasn't been mentioned before! (It can for a specific role or just general advice.)

I'll start:

1) Keep an eye out for buff boxes that spawn in mid, especially the adrenaline box. A clutch LB used at the right time can make or break a match. (They spawn on the minute.)

[Nova_Rox]

Read your abilities. All of them.

[SaveTheSunF1R3x]

*cough* PURIFY YOUR HEALER!!!!!!. That is all.

[Fodemhouse]

Dont quit, no matter how hard u have been bashed, there is only the way up ! Nobody can degrade more than bronze, so... Just play, learn , dont quit, enjoy, laugh from the haters who say you are noob... You will have your chance, its just a matter of time... And ranks will reset, and the haters will cry...

[Koltik]

Please wait until I'm done playing for the day to queue.

=(

[Aviars]

Play as a melee dps(not ninja) or a mch. Even though healer ques are fast, there is a reason why.....

[FunkYeahDragons]

Don't run from your team or healer, otherwise they can't help you.

P.S. Fuck PLDs.

[Aviars]

Time for a real tip, dps should purify the fullswing once they see it, especially in the beginning when that generally means you are about to get melted if you don't.

edit: fullswing

[jonbo]

Time for a real tip, dps should purify the fell cleave once they see it, especially in the beginning when that generally means you are about to get melted if you don't.

Fell Cleave? Do you mean Fullswing?

[JazzofEtro]

Set yourself a task to complete in a match, seek to complete it. Move on to the next.

Winning is not always a reflection of progress. You can learn something from all your matches.