SMITE: Ymir Arena Gameplay - "Frost Giants Are Bad Losers"

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Channel: Raynday Gaming · 2014 · Gaming

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Smite arena gameplay and commentary featuring Ymir: Father of the Frost Giants. SMITE is a third-person action MOBA. Instead of having a traditional isometric view (RTS), you are IN THE ACTION with a tight third-person camera.This is part of a Smite video series where I will be taking an in depth look at every God in the game and reviewing their ability to be successful in the arena gameplay format. 

Match Report: Sometimes I learn more from my losses than my wins. This is a very funny game that showcases what can happen when I’m not on the same page as my teammates. At a certain point a lack of teamwork will make any victory in arena impossible. Remember that. Though I did get my infamous snipe on my arch nemeis “Melchoir,” I would have much rather had the victory. This just goes to show that not every game I upload will be a win, but it will showcase a valuable lesson that will improve gameplay overall.  Also, I’m super salty this game from the team picks in the beginning, so enjoy .

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Gameplay Stats:
Ymir: 2/3/14 (kills, deaths, assists)
Build: Reinforced Greaves, Sovereignty, Void Stone, Hide of the Nemean Lion, Obsidian Shard (2/3)

A little bit about this series:
These videos are intended to be funny and informative, allowing players to make good decisions about things such as:
1) Item Builds
2) Situational Team Picks
3) Basic and Advanced Tactics and Strategy for the God highlighted
4) How to win more often, which really, is what we all want to do. Unless you just like losing all the time...and if that's the case then I don't know why you want to play Smite! 

The comments section will serve as a place for people to ask questions and engage in discussion about the God being played. Ideally, this section will provide as much or more usefulness to players than the actual gameplay video. There are so many qualified and intelligent Smite players in this gaming community, and many newcomers and developing players can benefit from constructive dialogue and conversation that relates to maximizing their performance. If you notice an opportunity to give constructive feedback, post your own item build that you have found to work well or answer someone's question (with an actual thoughtful answer), please do! It will help our community grow stronger and assist in engaging new players and viewers. 

Never give up, never stop gaming....

See you next time,

Raynday

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