Mobile Legends Teamwork Tips for Solo Queue and Squads

The Mobile Legends teamwork tips that win the most matches are simple. Say what you are about to do with a ping, pick the hero your team is missing, go where most of your team goes, and turn every won fight into a turret, the Turtle or the Lord. None of this needs voice chat or a group of friends. It works in solo queue with four strangers.

Talk without typing: pings and quick chat

Nobody reads a long message in the middle of a fight. The game gives you faster tools.

Next to the minimap are the signal buttons: Attack, Retreat and Gather. Tap one for a general call, or mark a place on the minimap so the team sees where you mean. A Gather signal near the Lord says more than a typed sentence, and it reaches everyone at once.

Quick chat is the list of ready lines you can send with two taps. You can edit this list in the game's menus before a match. Keep the lines you need most where your thumb finds them: the ones about the Turtle and the Lord, grouping up, and backing off.

Three habits make signals work:

• Ping early. A call made ten seconds before the fight gives teammates time to walk there.
• Ping once or twice. Spamming a signal at a teammate only gets you muted.
• Use pings for the next play, never to blame someone for the last one.

Draft for the team, not for yourself

A match can be half lost before it starts. A lineup with no frontline melts in the first fight, and a lineup with no jungler gives away every objective.

During hero selection, show the hero or role you want early so others can plan around it. Then look at what is missing. A balanced team has a tank or roamer in front, a jungler with the Retribution spell (one, never two), a mage in the mid lane, a marksman in the gold lane and a fighter in the EXP lane. Our guide to MLBB roles explains what each one does.

Two things help most in solo queue:

• Learn two roles, with two or three heroes in each. The player who can fill the last open role wins more than the player who fights over one hero.
• From Epic rank up, ranked matches use Draft Pick with bans. Use the bans on heroes your lineup cannot handle, and save a late pick for a counter.

Follow the call, even an average one

Five players on an average plan beat two players on a perfect plan. When three teammates commit to a fight, go with them. When the team backs off, back off too, and do not stay for one more kill.

Somebody has to make the call. In most teams the jungler calls objectives, because the jungler carries Retribution, and the tank or roamer calls fights, because that hero starts them. If nobody speaks, do it yourself with a ping.

Being in a side lane is not a reason to miss the fight. Push your minion wave first, then walk to the team while the wave pressures the turret for you.

If you disagree with a call, say so before the play starts. Once the team moves, the right place to be is with them.

Take the Turtle, the Lord and turrets together

Kills look good on the scoreboard. Turrets win the match. The best moment to take anything is right after a won fight, when the enemy has fewer heroes on the map than you.

• Turtle. In the early game, the lanes nearest the Turtle clear their wave and move first. The team that arrives with more heroes usually takes it.
• Turrets. After a fight, check who is still alive on the enemy side. If they cannot defend, hit the turret and stop chasing the last low-HP hero through the jungle.
• Lord. Start it when the enemy jungler is dead or the enemy team is far away, with everyone close by. When the Lord marches, push with it as a group, or pressure a second lane so the defenders have to split.

Defending works the same way. Against the enemy Lord, five heroes clearing the wave under your turret do more than one hero trying a brave flank. For the fight itself, see our teamfight guide.

Solo queue teamwork when the match goes badly

Falling behind is normal, and it is not the same as losing. A team that is behind still wins many matches if it stops making the lead bigger.

• Avoid fights you do not need. Defend turrets, clear waves and wait for the enemy to make a mistake near your base.
• Watch the minimap for the enemy's next objective. If you know when they will start the Lord, you can be there first.
• Build for the team. A tank who buys defense against the enemy's main damage keeps the marksman alive longer.
• Protect morale. Typing blame during a fight leaves your team with four players. Mute a toxic teammate from the in-match scoreboard and keep playing.

A short "nice" after a good play costs nothing, and respected teammates follow calls more often.

Frequent questions about playing as a team

How do you play with a team in MLBB when nobody talks?

Use the signal buttons and quick chat. Ping the objective early, move with the majority and fill the role the draft is missing. Most random teammates follow a clear ping.

How do I play with friends in Mobile Legends?

Invite them to your lobby from the friends list before you start matchmaking. In ranked matches the game limits how far apart the ranks of party members can be.

Who should make the calls in a match?

Usually the jungler for the Turtle and the Lord, and the tank or roamer for fights. If they stay silent, any player with a good view of the map can ping the next play.

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