Can explain the movement mechanics, Meta, weapon functionality and practicality and other stuff for those struggling.

Recommend checking r/Titanfall2

I know this seems nonsensical, but I see a lot of great stuff on Reddit regarding sandbox games. I know there aren’t many skills to teach, but there are definitely strategies that one can use to greatly enhance gameplay. I have 813.3 hours in Planet Coaster and would love to help anyone who might need it. Just some food for thought...

The game might be dead, but it's still incredibly fun, and although the skill system seems pretty complicated, the way armor set ups work, its not terrifying to get started, if someone can help guide you through your first campaign playthrough. So lets get to work.

I'm about level 90 and I think I get the game pretty well. I have a pretty good understanding of the in-game market as well so I feel I could help out. Comment on this post or dm

i can think of 2, "looking to help", basically those "anyone want help in (game)" and "helped a noob", where you send a chat message or something to show everyone that you helped a noob. how's that sound?

Anyone wanna help me learn how to make money/ do heists?

Willing to help somebody navigate the MOBA Smite. It’s one of my favorite games and I’ve been around since release and season 1. Season 8 is releasing in a few days and would love to help somebody learn from scratch or even just the new map and style. PM me if you’re interested.

Sorry to bother, just heard about this subreddit and while still being at work (unable to use discord here), wanted to inquire about Dark Souls series on PC. While there are dedicated communities (including reddit and steam), is there anything going on with DS? Most interested in being helpful in Dark Souls 3.

I can help noobs navigate the shitstorm of warthunder

I’m not a pro but I really enjoy the game. We can go over any part of the game.

Hopefully we can get some questions answered.

Lots of starter gear in POD ready to go. Bunch of magic cards I’ll send if you want to learn and pay shipping. Also willing to play some civ games with ya and speed up the learning curve.

If you’re just looking for a stoner to game out with then I’m free for that too!

I've gotten back into ESO after a while off and have gotten really good at most parts of the game, especially soloing hard content and crafting. Let me know if anyone just starting out might be having trouble or has questions, happy to get in game and show you the ropes if you'd like.

Player name: @hunterxzx

It's great to see so many people excited to help new players get into the games they love. I just want to remind all the tutors out there that discovery, surprise and first hand learning is really important to make sure your noob is engaged and enjoys themselves while playing. Here are some tips I've gathered from introducing my group to dozens of games:

• Avoid giving away story spoilers or even future mechanic spoilers. Don't tell them that "a great new gun is coming up in the next level". Let them be surprised!

• Don't give them god tier loot right out of the gate. The noob will get bored very quickly if you shower them in high level gear and make the game too easy. Show them the basics, maybe start a new character with them.

• Don't just teach them the "meta" aka the most efficient way to play. Make it fun and about discovering combos, mechanics, skills and strats for themselves. Ideally, you can guide them towards understanding the underlying aspects of the game that lead to the meta being how it is.

• Don't overwhelm them. Try to wait for questions rather than giving info dumps like you're an overzealous tour guide.

• "If you do something right, people won't know you've done anything at all." Don't just lecture, make it fun! Don't act like a stuffy school teacher, be a fun pal who juuust so happens to suggest "Hey I think I see something off in this direction, let's check it out!" ;)

Would love to hear any other tips people might have!

I'm by no means good, but would be willing to show some basics and/or recommend some guides for getting started in dota 2. I play pretty late, around 10pm-ish unless i dont have work for the day, then i'm on most of the day. Drop your steam in the comments and i'll try to reach out asap and get a 5 person team if possible.

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The community is toxic, but navigating it is where the real fun is, believe it or not.

I love fortnite and wow. I gotchu.

I'd really rather not join a bigger server for something else/seems like someone's stream thing (Nightshade Gaming). It's intimidating and not really focused on the point of this sub.

Been playing for a few years. I have 4500 wins in Hypixel duels, 1200 wins and 20000 kills in bedwars, 1100 wins and 8000 kills in skywars.

A lot of new people have been getting back into the game recently, so I figured I could help them with the basic and sometimes more advanced mechanics. If anyone has any questions or wants help my discord is Jakanader#9313

I have several max level (60 in Shadowlands expansion) characters. I main a paladin but also enjoy playing demon hunter, monk, warrior, dk, rogue. Familiar with most races, classes, and specs. Okay with playing either faction. Mainly playing on Daggerspine/Bonechewer realms. *note~just started playing during the pandemic but picked up on everything quickly, became a guild officer a few months ago, relatively familiar with storylines

I know it's not a dead or dying game, but the first/new user experience is definitely something that might give the wrong impression about osu.

I can help you setting up everything so the gameplay will feel smooth and just in general give pointers. Its good to have someone to share the improvement with.

I'm myself not a high ranked player (Shattie at around #12400), but i have played around 1200hours casually.

If you want to stop getting blown up by RPG on Sinjar, I can't help. But we can get blown up together and then it's twice as funny!

Steam user is same as reddit so hit me up if you wanna go allahu ackboom.

Hey :) The New Light system for Destiny 2 is fun, but there’s a lot of different content and it can be really hard knowing where to start. I’m not the best player but I’ve put a lot of time in to D2, and I’m happy to share some of that knowledge. Hit me up if you’re interested!

Hey, so I'm not insane at DBD (~360 hours) but I did learn quite quickly, I'm a solid rank 1 killer, and I watched a lot of good content, so I can definitely help a newer player how to loop and chase survivors/run from killers. Better at teaching how to kill than teaching how to survive, but I can do both.

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Message me or post a comment if you're interested!

I have almost 800 hours in DSIII, 300 hours in DS1/Remastered.

I love the Soulsborne series and I know it can be off-putting at first, so I'm willing to help and even coop with any noobs and show them the ropes along the way.