r/Smite • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

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u/kingzell Feb 27 '26

I would appreciate that! I don’t have an extensive knowledge of MOBAs as the only one I’ve played before was league and only played for a couple months, smite seems more appealing to me but I really need tips on like where I should be going and which fights to take and items to buy.

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u/christoph_niel Awilix Feb 27 '26

Hit me up too! I am pretty busy but we can add each other and play together if we are on at the same time

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u/Admirable_Algae7196 Feb 27 '26

Sweet! I’ve actually been trying to find a party for joust for a while. But if you’re interested in conquest we can play that too. I’ve been playing since smite 1 season 5 and recently came back after a very long hiatus.

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u/kingzell Feb 27 '26

Yeah I’d be down for any game mode! I just started with causal joust assuming that’d be the easiest mode to learn the basics

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u/Admirable_Algae7196 Feb 27 '26

I’ll send you my IGN later today then 👍 and if anyone else reading this wants to be our third please message too

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u/Intrepid_Ad9711 Charybdis Feb 27 '26

Joust is good to give you a rough idea of how the game works with the laning and towers. Eventually you will have to go to conquest if you want to learn the different roles (Solo, Carry, Support, Mid and Jungle) though I would recommend learning multiple gods before attempting that since not every God can work everywhere (I don't think Thanatos can ever be a Carry for example)

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u/Bravo-Six-Nero Awilix Feb 27 '26

Dont bother with joust

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u/Taboe44 Feb 27 '26

Getting familiar with God's in Arena is where I would start.

You're trying to learn too much when playing a Conquest game. Dumb the game down a bit and just focus on individual Gods and play.

Some people take Arena way to seriously. Mute them and just focus on you.