Yay new hero!!! Time to jump into standard where everyone including me is brainlessly instalocking and spamming the new hero. Here are some tips for some of you degenerates either already spamming this hero or planning to spam this hero:

Don't use the jump board

There is zero reason to use the jump board unless you want to get poked. You have zero kill potential at level 1, and you should NOT be using your passive stacks to poke (more on this later).

DON'T waste your passive stacks

You're given 4 stacks of your passive at the beginning of the match, do NOT waste them by auto attacking the air (I know a lot of people including me have tendencies to do this on their junglers), it will make your jungle clear MUCH slower.

Use your S1 before you consume the orange stack

Don't need to use S2 since it doesn't do much damage, but make sure you use your S1 before consuming the orange stack. It will shorten the CD on all of your skills, which gives you faster clear as well as an extra passive stack.

Ult can be used to both disengage and chase

Ult does damage in front and behind of you, you can use it to jump forward to chase/engage as well as jump backwards to disengage similar to Elsu ult.

Learn to swing on your S2

Darkbreaker released a video saying that you should not swing on your S2, and just use it as a straight forward pull/dash. This is beyond retarded, learn to swing on your S2 because that's what makes this hero so OP. Once you mastered this you will be able to engage from MILES away using the two charges on your S2, this is going to separate the good players and the mediocre players.

When you aim your S2 at an obstacle, there will be a circle that appears what will indicate your "swing range". The further you are from the obstacle you aimed at, the bigger the circle will be. If you didn't fail grade 3 math like me this means is that you can effectively swing TWICE the distance of your S2 dash with a single charge of your S2 (since it's a circle) - using both charges means you can swing four times the distance of your S2 range.