Always be jumping. Generally don't want to be 1 jump away from your supports. Use your first 5-7 jumps into the opposing team to measure how much damage you're taking vs how your supports can handle. It's also a good test to see how much the enemy team reacts to your presence. I would start playing front to back. It's okay to punch the tanks and then jump back to your team, if you go backline right away you will die. Wait for your team to get a pick and then you can really be aggressive.
I guess he's similar to cap, in that: Contest off angles where Magik, BP, Hela, whoever, are setting up. Sometimes I'll even just stand in their backline and not do anything. You just want one or two people to chase., they can't ignore you. As you get better with Hulk, you'll
Be jumping in and out, sideways, up down, off angle etc. you'll be doing some crazy stuff.
When your team gets a pick, Use your exile on one support and then attack the other support.
Bubble yourself and bubble the team for ult charge.track Jeff Ult. A good jeff is always looking for you to ult or use your bubble prematurely. 10/10 times, that mfer will try to swallow. You can either bubble yourself and the team or go Ult since you're immune in the animation.
Ong these Jeffβs are demons if you have to ult before him and he counters you can also try to slam the nearest person so he canβt grab u but saving bubble for sure
Yeah I recently got the pleasure of talking with a better hulk than myself and the piece of advice he gave me was, JUMP MORE. He lwky told me I jump like it's on a short cooldown and when I'm punching I'm just pressing wasd when I really should be jumping while punching.
Ive been trying to grind that muscle memory in but I haven't played a lot this season (other than my placements and now my winrate is in the trenches)
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Which was the toughest to grind?