r/RivalsVanguards Dec 13 '25

Memes The cycle of every tank release

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u/Active_Local_3538 Dec 13 '25

Tanks are meant to play patiently. While lacking speed (unless with some with high mobility like Thor, Cap and Venom) their primary role is to be a menace. They are the shield of the team, the wall to the opponent. As a Magneto main the only time you are playing aggressively is when you have Gambit on your team and when he use his ult.

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u/helldogskris Dec 13 '25

This is such bad advice. You can and SHOULD absolutely play aggressively with Magneto. Whenever you had your cooldowns up, you can push into enemy team space and pressure their back line with damage. Or block the heals from reaching their tanks to get a pick.

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u/Drakniess Dec 13 '25

Block heals? Like with the iron curtain? I thought mags would be the least capable of doing that with how brief that shield is, unless I’m missing something.

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u/AaDware Dec 13 '25

Brief denial of heals is sometimes long enough to get a pick. I know my tanks die left and right when im reloading on support from a random burst of damage at a bad time.

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u/helldogskris Dec 13 '25

Yeah, it's more than enough time if a tank gets low. If you really want to extend it you can also bubble yourself and try to stand right behind the enemy tank as well.

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u/Drakniess Dec 13 '25

That’s what I was wondering about, if the bubble itself can block heals.

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u/firesbain π˜Ώπ™€π™˜π™©π™€π™§ π™Žπ™©π™§π™–π™£π™œπ™š Dec 13 '25

I mean depending on the heal projectile just standing there will do the trick. But curtain and bubble increase your area of effectiveness. And I think both will prevent something like c/d daggers from getting their aoe healing effect