But i did ok i thought, considering i just started using decav in comp. Some games i held my own against these +1 players and then some games i shat the bed lmao. It’s just a matter of time before i start seeing consistency.

I look forward to the next one

Appreciate it!

Aggressive style of play than mint will be better. The mint creates more opportunities for picks whilest stickerz plays more for control i believe. (Im not a stamper player so take it with a grain of salt but i think that makes sense)

Bring too similar utility (ie getting you in) to the supports special. Unless your support is like a jr. But i suppose thats also not always a bad thing. Ill minimise my waffle, but it depends if you want to have a much more controlled style of play i think stickerz works. If you want a much more-

And theres the loss of booyah for bubble. I wouldn’t worry about not getting in thats what your support is for. I think the bubble makes more chaos which is what rb likes, but its harder to set up. Bubble can also allow the rb to set up in more scarier off angles. Booyah tho also works but i think-

Playing support with rb if that makes sense. I also think it might depend on what kind of playstyle you want to play with rb also, whether it be more for control or aggression. You do lose out of the auto bomb and the location but thats not as bad as it may seem since you are getting a suction.-

Much more aggressive option, its able to disrupt the enemies positioning more which rb can play off of better due to its dash and the fact it can plays play more for sharks. In short, mint plays faster than stickerz which i think makes it better for rb. Since you dont want to be sitting back and -

I like the idea of stickerz being the better midline here. And it makes sense right. But i think mint might beat it out just ever so slightly. Mint has most of the same ups as stickerz has with the damage combo and the paint. But what decav does better is it creates opportunities for rb by being a-

Wagwarn mi broddah what you sayin