Ranked queue isn't that important, come do CC tournaments

[Mawlzy]

It can be put into words. It's just hard unlike most pve things those days because it's not binary, mathematical truths so you need to consider carefully what you're written if you're worried about not falling constantly into blanket statements and keep some measure of rationality.

And one of the main reasons people tend to go more easily with clips and replays to have someone check them and tell them what they did right and what they did wrong is that it's literally about experience and not hard set rules.

Gotcha, thank you.

[notfool]

There are plenty of job guides, sure. Is there basically zero strategy in CC? Because I've looked for such YT guides and haven't found anything useful. I play it when it's on my Wondrous Tales and have little idea what I'm doing.

Edit: Like, is this the extent of CC strategy? https://rhiaguides.carrd.co/#crystalconflict

Basically yes. Outside of Light party, where your team can communicate, solo queue cc(casual/ranked) boils down to play your job, hit the person with a 1, or put a 1 on someone(optional). As long as your aware of your kit and positioning your set.