One of the most effective ways to progress in Teamfight Tactics is to talk about it with other people. While streamers are an option, exchanging views with other gamers can also be very beneficial to all parties involved. Here is our list of the best (English-speaking) places to trade on TFT.
/r/TeamfightTactics
Reddit is the most popular forum for the majority of video games, and Teamfight Tactics is no exception. The official subreddit /r/TeamfightTactics is an interesting place where different types of content are offered: serious discussions on certain strategies or compositions, highlights of impactful plays, exchanges on certain news, or simply memes.
This diversity makes it an ideal place to go and see regularly if you are passionate about the game and want to share this enthusiasm with a very large community. It's not uncommon to find answers from Rioters on some interesting topics as well.
...And the Discord that goes with it
Besides the subreddit, there is also a Discord server that goes with it, and where it is possible to have the same kind of discussions but in a much more natural environment. Divided into many rooms, to talk about different TFT themes (posting screenshots or memes, competitive discussions) or even other topics with players, it is relatively active.
In addition to discussions, the Discord server can also be a good way to find other people to play with, in order to exchange during your games and progress together. He is also interesting for his magnificent Penguin emote that dabs!
/r/CompetitiveTFT
Much less popular than the official subreddit, /r/CompetitiveTFT is a forum strictly for serious and competitive topics. It is one of the best places to progress, since many high ELO players go there to post their guides or their tips, or even answer the various questions of the players.
If you want to keep up to date with new compositions of the moment or have questions on specific topics, CompetitiveTFT will be the best classroom.
Riot Death's Twitter
Riot Mort is the lead designer of Teamfight Tactics, and the one to absolutely follow to keep up to date with the changes and their impact on the game. In addition to his infographics on the upcoming patches that he posts religiously every Friday, it gives a lot of interesting info on the direction the balance is taking.
He also answers questions when relevant, which is why his tweets are an interesting place to discuss Riot's point of view on certain points, and to be enlightened on the reasons for the changes they add to the game.
Our list is not exhaustive, do not hesitate to let us know in the comments if you have other places to share on Teamfight Tactics, we will add them to this article with pleasure.
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