The Definitive Beginner's Guide To Smash Legends

Smash Legends is an upcoming multiplayer brawler developed by LINE Games. The game has recently been soft-launched in the UK and Scandinavia as well. With the Smash Legends already being released in places, you can still pre-register Smash Legends on LDPlayer to gain exclusive rewards. This article talks about the basics of the game and presents you with a guide with information on the game's latest premier event.

 

A Basic Overview:

 

 

After you have downloaded the game, you'll need to know the basic nomenclature before you continue. For example, all the game's unique characters are referred to as Legends with different maps and game modes by the developers for your pleasure.

 

As soon as you start the tutorial, you will be introduced to Peter. He is the first Legend you meet, with Dominion's first game mode as you keep leveling up and moving forward. The game awards you tons of extra legends, maps, and game modes to unlock.

 

Thankfully, the game paces you quite well. So, you will not be running out of content to play anytime soon. The developers have also promised that new content will be coming out soon as well.

 

Basic Mechanics:

 

Smash Legends has the same shared controls and mechanics from Brawl Stars. The controls are relatively simple. You get a D-Pad on the left side of your screen with the ability to deal damage and do combos on the right side of the screen.

 

The first button,' Basic,' is used to execute combos if you click on the button orse press on it multiple times. The second button, Skill, takes longer to charge and cannot always be used, but it is your character's second most powerful Skill. Your last Skill is your Ultimate requires re-charging and is your most powerful attack.

 

When it comes to movement, using your D-Pad is recommended to dodge and weave. However, using your jump button is also important as it is an integral part of Smash Legends.

 

Legend Styles:

 

 

The game currently has five different Legend Styles with a total of 8 different Legends. Here are the different Legend Styles present in the game. Each offers its unique Skillset with different ultimates, basic and Skillsets.

 

• Supporters: As the name suggests, Supporters are Legends who don't deal a lot of damage but are pivotal to a team's offensive and defensive capabilities. For example, Alice is a Legend that can lay down mines and disarm her opponents for a short while. As such, these Legends are not great for 1v1 Duels but are fantastic in team-fight-based game modes.

 

• Vanguards: Known as the Tanks of Smash Legends, they have a completely different playstyle than other Legends since they move much slower. However, most Vanguards are slower compared to their relative HP. But, all Vanguards deal with extremely powerful attacks to multiple opponents at the same time. Their special attacks require a larger amount of precision in most cases.

 

• Marksman: Marksman is perhaps the hardest to fight against. However, if you are playing one, it can be tons of fun. As the name suggests, they are ranged damage dealers that need to be fighting from a safe distance. They deal tons of damage but are also quite frail. Most Legends also have some sort of Escape that helps them move away if they are being targeted.

 

• Fighters: Considered as the basic class of Smash Legends, characters like Peter are known as All Rounders and are quite useful in duels and team-based battles. They are generally much easier to control.

 

• Assassins: As the name suggests, Assassins are the stealthy bunch of the game. They require the most Skill and are quite hard to control too. Their Ultimate attacks require a lot more Skill and thus require some strategizing. Ninjas also deal more damage when dealing with surprising blows.

If you haven't already, you can download Smash Legends for free on LDPlayer.

 

Jump Away!

 

Your Jump button is an extremely integral part of your overall mechanics. It is the best way to leap in and out of combat. As soon as you avoid your opponent's attack, make sure to deal the striking blow. Whenever you do jump, remember to take a look at your crosshairs, so you know where you are going to be landing on the ground.

 

After you've been knocked out of the Arena, make sure to waddle and jump as it can help save your character from utterly falling to oblivion.

 

Complete Game Mode Guide:

 

After you've gotten the hang of the game, you'll be trying out different game modes to make the best out of the game. You'll be unlocking game modes over time, with each having its specialty. Here's an idea of ​​​​The game's other battle modes:

 

Dominion:

 

 

Dominion is a team-play-based 3v3 game mode. The team that scores 4 points first by capturing a Dominion Point will win the game. Players on either side must stop the opposing team and prevent them from scoring. You need to remain within the area's confines to be able to score points yourself.

 

As players start the game, you'll be able to see a capture point at the dead center of the map. Your team can then capture the point while remaining in the capture point's range, ensuring that the area has your team's color.

 

Once the match starts, the capture point is at its neutral state and changes color depending on who has taken over the dominion point. You can also use a jumping point to quickly get to Dominion Point.

You can learn more about the Dominion Mode here.

 

Harvest:

 

 

Harvest Mode is a four-player solo FFA game mode where you win by scoring points for harvesting items known as Mandragoras. In the end, the player with the most point wins. Once the battle starts, players will spawn at the edge of the map, with the Mandragoras appearing randomly in the center of the map.

 

To collect them, hit the Mandragoras until they fall. You can also steal them from other players. Each Mandragora you have gives you 1 point. In the end, the player with the highest score wins the game.

 

When you fight, you'll see Great Mandragoras appearing randomly throughout. Make sure to harvest them as a priority as they give you extra rewards. Generally, most of the items you can use during the game mode will be spawning in the east, west, north, and south.

You can learn more about Harvest Mode here.

 

Battle Royale Mode:

 

 

The Battle Royale Mode consists of 8 players and is also a solo FFA game mode. Only the last surviving player must win, with players surviving while obtaining candies around the map and fighting off other players. You must duel other players while trying to obtain candies that appear on random parts of the map.

 

Until the end, only the top 4 players who survive the end turn into Winners. Donuts will also wear randomly on the map. These donuts increase the size of your Legends while also increasing your Attack Damage and Hit Points.

 

Make sure to avoid Popcorn Zones. They are randomly assigned during the battle, with random explosions appearing near the place.

You can learn more about the Battle Royale Mode here.

 

Crown Guard Mode:

 

 

The Crown Guard Mode is a six-player teamplay-based game. In this game mode, you score by defeating players with a crown on each team. As the battle starts, Regular Players and Crown Players are randomly provided. Players with the crown have higher HP and are provided with unique abilities.

 

When you defeat the Crown Player, your team gains one point. However, defeating regular players does not provide you with a point. So, make sure to guard your crown player while always being on the offensive.

You can learn more about the Crown Guard Mode here.

 

Advancing Legends:

 

 

Smash Legends also allows you to advance your Legends by collecting various Puzzle Pieces and other rewards. You can gain these rewards in different ways throughout the game. Here are some particular methods:

 

• The Legend Road: Depending on the amount of Medals your Legend earns, you will be awarded the same amount of puzzle pieces. To get more, you'll need to complete various specific objectives like dealing with a certain amount of damage, obtaining puzzle pieces, coins, and more. Make sure to know how to play every Legend to make the most out of it.

 

• The Reward Box: Smash Legend's Gacha Box. The rewards vary with each pull. However, they do include various offers such as new Legends, Pieces, and Coins.

 

• The Medal Road: The Medal Road provides you with the best rewards possible. Moving forward in the Medal Reward requires an immense amount of Medals. However, you only gain Medals if you perform well in your general matches. As you go forth with the Medal Road, you end up getting higher tier rewards from the loot boxes.

 

To have a better chance of getting rewards, we recommend pre-registering as soon as possible to gain rewards!

 

LDPlayer Features for Smash Legends:

 

LDPlayer is arguably the best Android Emulator currently out there. The development team has tons of experience with providing and supporting features for brawler games like Smash Legends, with Brawl Stars already being fully supported. As such, the same feature can be used in Smash Legends with no issues whatsoever.

 

• Full Keyboard and Mouse Mapping: Playing a high-intensity mobile game using just your thumbs and fingers can quickly get tiring. Therefore, using LDPlayer’s Keyboard Mapping feature, you can simulate each tap with a physical click of your keyboard. This feature helps provide you with a significant advantage due to the tactile feedback you receive.

 

• Macro Support: Trying to hit hard combos can get quite difficult on the phone. Therefore, LDPlayer supports Macros which lets you simulate multiple keypresses by just one bind. So, you can use harder abilities like Hook's grapple while firing with ease by just the press of a key.

 

Conclusion:

 

Smash Legends is going to be an epic brawler for both new and experienced players in the genre. For most players, we recommend sticking to Peter until you get the hang of the game. Make sure to keep trying out different Legends and game modes so that you can identify vital counters for each class. We recommend playing the game on LDPlayer for the best performance possible and access to numerous worthwhile features already mentioned above.