Welcome to the League of Light: Growing Threat Walkthrough Can you save the city from nature’s destructive forces in time? Whether you use this document as a reference when things get difficult or as a road map to get you from beginning to end, we’re pretty sure you’ll find what you’re looking for here.

What is Blade and How Does it Work?Blade is a lethal class that insta-kills on ability contact and has modifiers affecting uptime and reward potential.HunterHunter lowers the cooldown of blade making it manageable for newcomers. It comes in handy when facing shocks or smashers that actively try to keep you on cooldown. The shorter cooldown will make you an active player and keep you as a constant threat. I'd recommend this if anyone in your team has a lethal class on as well so you can combo with your team. Other than that however, this modifier can be easily overshadowed by the scarier modifier: Reflex.ReflexReflex is the flashiest modifier in the game.

It's avaible to the two most lethal classes in the game and most commonly leads to a double or triple kill. Reflex resets your cooldown on a confirmed kill. This doesn't sound big but a point can easily be obtained by a 3 second triple kill. The reward Potential is crazy high but can render the player useless for a while when whiffed. Whiffing leads to the longest cooldown in the game. You will be inactive everytime you are punished by a shock, smash, and dying. Run reflex only if you know you can land the hits.

Reflex is the current best modifier according to most blades I've come across. Running Reflex makes your cooldown account for 2 normal bar fillups of (for example) shock. Be wary of this every round start. Throughout the guide, assumed running Reflex.SynergyThiefs are an IMPORTANT part of your team. They are the reason you have space to roam and lasers to set up plays with. Keep them safe and face/ability check lasers for them.

Inturn, they should create space and revive you to get you charging your ability. The longer you are down for, the more time wasted not charging your already long cooldown. Thiefs should be the most guarded.Ghosts are mixed.

Ghost can be a reliable teammate but also be completely ignored because of their ability. However, make sure to roam near them when they are on cooldown.

Keeping track of teammates bars occasionally and playing accordingly will increase your presence. This gives off the feeling that you're always at the right place at the right time; ready to make the counter play.Smash is the 'Tank' of the game so accordingly, he can manage by himself.

His ability triples as an escape maneuver, play setup, and positioning. His dash distance and armor after hit makes him a constant threat to the enemy and keeps his teammates safe (i.e.

With that being said, if you see him initiate, make sure to follow up. Secure the kills and get the trades.Snipe is the sniper of the game.

Who would've guessed. Protect the snipe while on cooldown and watch the wall wraps of enemy blades/smash/shocks/snipes. When an enemy is gonna surprise your snipe with a counter wall wrap, they never expect and blade to walk up and lunge. You can even surprise them with a counter wall wrap kill before they do theirs.

Also, watch how the enemy reacts to your snipe's laser. You can move the enemy team around like cattle with a snipe and bunch them up for a triple kill. Crazy potential when these two are together.Note: If your snipe is reliable on Snipe/reflex then consider switching to a more team based class or switching to hunter for the clean-up play after.Ya'll already know whats gonna go here. Shock shocks people, you walk and cleanup. Doesn't get any simpler.

Shock is fine by himself, watch him when hes on cooldown. Easy.CountersShockShock should be the first step in countering a enemy blade. Shock wins all close trades except against ghost. Because of this, a shock can initiate, escape, bait, and challenge at anytime with his ability. Blades cannot do anything besides hide and bait against a shock with charge.SnipeSnipe is a second counter. Snipe can pick the blades hiding in lasers with well timed wall wrap snipes.

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Guard can be used to escape laser pressure as well. Passively, Guard removes the threat of blades waiting near your marker. Use reflex if you want combo potential.GhostAnother obvious counter, you can't kill what you can't hit. As Ghost, all you have to do is just help your team and bait the blade. You win all challenges on nodes as Ghost so just pressure them to death. That being said, don't fail your baits.SmashIf you have a really good smash, PUT HIM IN COACH. Smash has a better cooldown, range, and priority.

Hitting a blade is enough to turn the tide in a tense game. Blade's meter will reset and he will remain inactive for another 8ish seconds. Take adavantage by contesting everything and to obtain positioning.Some notes:Personally, I don't think thief directly counters blade because the laser management of a game affects everyone. However, keep in mind that a thief switch could help win you the game.It should be noted that a Blade running Reflex CAN be countered by another Blade running Hunter.

Getting the first pick on the enemy blade will reset his cooldown and leave inactive for even longer. Priority as in, smash dashing against a blade dash will result in smash hitting the blade away regardless of having armor or not. Armor will also keep the smash safe on hit if also landing on an enemy laser for a brief moment.

Toggle Enhance Pointer Precision Off or OnRELATED:The is poorly understood. It can make your pointer more precise in some situations—but it can make you less precise in others.That’s because this feature is a form of mouse acceleration. With it off, the only thing that controls how far your cursor moves is the distance you move your physical mouse. With it on, the speed you move your mouse also matters.In other words, with Enhance Pointer Precision enabled, your mouse cursor moves farther when you move your mouse faster, and your cursor moves a smaller distance when you move your mouse slower—even if you move your mouse the same distance.This can help you when trying to precisely select small things on the screen. However, it can make you less precise with your mouse because it’s harder to anticipate exactly how far your cursor will move and build up the necessary mouse memory, particularly if you’re moving it quickly.It’s worth experimenting with this setting, depending on your mouse hardware and what you’re doing. Office workers with cheaper mice and anyone using a laptop’s touchpad may want to leave it enabled.

Gamers in particular often like to disable this setting. Many in particular have physical buttons that allow you to adjust DPI on the fly, making it easier to precisely select small objects when necessary without needing this feature enabled. However, it will take you some time to get used to the new setting after changing it.You can turn this setting on or off from Control Panel Hardware and Sound Mouse, or Settings Devices Mouse Additional mouse options on Windows 10. Click “Pointer Options”, toggle “Enhance pointer precision” on or off, and then click “OK” to save your changes.Use the Keyboard to Move the MouseFor really fine-grained control, Windows offers a “Mouse Keys” feature that allows you to use your keyboard’s number pad to move your mouse pointer a single pixel at a time.

If you can get your mouse cursor close enough, you can use your keyboard to make the final adjustments, pixel by pixel. It doesn’t get any more precise than that. Unfortunately, this won’t work if you’re using a smaller laptop keyboard without a dedicated number pad.RELATED:To, head to Control Panel Ease of Access Change how your keyboard works  Set up mouse keys. By default, pressing left Alt+left Shift+Num Lock will toggle Mouse Keys on or off. Once you have, just use the number pad on the right side of your keyboard to move the cursor.Tweak Your Mouse’s DPI and Pointer SpeedFor precise movements, you’ll want to tweak a few settings to control how much your mouse moves.

There are two settings you may be able to change: Pointer speed and DPI.You can change the pointer speed for any mouse within Windows. This controls how far your mouse cursor moves on the screen when you move your physical mouse.To change your mouse’s pointer speed, head to the same Mouse control panel where you can enable or disable Enhance Pointer Precision. It’s at Control Panel Hardware and Sound Mouse.

On Windows 10, you can also head to Settings Devices Mouse Additional mouse options. Click the “Pointer Options” tab and adjust the Pointer Speed slider.

Click “Apply” to test your changes.RELATED:On some mice—especially more expensive mice and mice intended for gaming—you can change the DPI as well., and Windows then multiplies that setting by the pointer speed to control how far the mouse moves. A higher DPI with lower pointer speed may move about the same “speed” on screen as a lower DPI with higher pointer speed, but a higher DPI allows the mouse to better respond to small movements, and increases accuracy. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean you want the highest DPI setting.If your mouse allows you to adjust its DPI, you can often do it through a mouse driver control panel created by your mouse’s manufacturer. If you don’t have your mouse manufacturer’s control panel installed already, you may need to download it from their website and install it to adjust this setting.Some mice have buttons that will decrease and increase the mouse’s DPI, allowing you to change it on the fly to suit your situation.

This can be particularly useful, as you can press a few buttons to make your cursor move more slowly and precisely when necessary, and then change it back to a normal setting afterwards. This feature is often used when aiming precisely in online multiplayer games, which is why this feature is common on gaming mice—though it’s just as useful in Photoshop as it is in Call of Duty.Play with both of these settings to find the right balance that works for you. Remember that both settings affect how your mouse cursor moves, so you’ll want to try different combinations.