Contact plays on Anubis rely on timing and staying quiet. Instead of using early utility, Ts move together and try to catch defenders off guard. This lesson explains how to approach contact plays as T.
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Playing Contact on Anubis as T
A contact play starts with patience. The team holds positions and waits for the right moment instead of rushing in. Moving quietly gives you a better chance to surprise defenders and take space without early fights.
Spacing is important during the approach. Players should stay close enough to trade but not so close that they block each other. The video lesson focuses on how teams move together during contact plays, so try applying those ideas in your own matches.
Once the first fight happens, commit quickly. Hesitation often gives defenders time to react or rotate. Clear communication helps everyone move at the same time and keeps the play organized.
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Conclusion
Contact plays on Anubis work best with patience, timing, and teamwork. Try applying the ideas from the video lesson in your matches. If you have your own contact play thoughts or questions, leave them in the comments below.
