‘I want to be the best Neith’ announced kakekikokukoooo, a newbie in the massively popular game Smite. A few weeks into her Smite journey, she is determinedly trying to match footsteps with her boyfriend, a former top 1% player whose game skills she admires, yet wants to surpass. Her game of choice? The divine huntress Neith.
The Journey to Mastery Begins
- She’s new, but determined, with one goal: Be better than her pro-player boyfriend.
- She mains Neith, exuding excitement to master every nuance of this character’s gameplay.
- Seeking the community’s help, she’s open to strategies, guidance, and words of motivation.
Some Encouragement, Some Suggestions
The journey may be uphill, but kakekikokukoooo is not alone. User real_slippi suggests checking abilities’ casting speed. With Neith, they recommend instant casting for abilities one and three.
User Illustrious-Title-38 poses a fundamental question: is kakekikokukoooo playing on console or Steam? They believe the build should change based on the mode of play, especially for Conquest.
The Power of Builds
DionOlthof delves deep into the tactics: Neith is ability-based. Their suggested items – bluestone, transcendence, heartseeker, the crusher, and jotunns/fail-not – would boost ability power. But, they agree, her effectiveness declines late game compared to auto-attack hunters.
However, they’re not alone in the tactical confusion; Illustrious-Title-38 conveys uncertainty about the current joust meta, highlighting how deep and intricate Smite’s gameplay can be.
The Omniscient Observer
Amidst a discussion bursting with expert tactics, worthless__idiot asks the obvious: why hasn’t kakekikokukoooo asked her boyfriend for tips? But we all know why – she wants to be the best, not a copy. Whether she’ll outmatch him and become the best Nepth remains to be seen. But one thing is clear – the Smite community is right behind her, ready to back her till the end.
