Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#reverse1999
#reverse1999guide
#reverse1999gameplay
Do let me know if you think this format works, I don't have the time to do proper editing, so this is the best I could do to help you guys in terms of how to play and their rotation. Some of the remarks why I did this the way I did and my constraints in making a better video is below. If you have other feedback do let me know THANKS.
1. Why don't you prerecord and do voice over, clipping unnecessary parts of the clip.
Explanation of each card is not equal to the time I actually select them and I may need to refer to their Ult or other skill during the explanation.
2. Or simply just clip of certain parts of the video.
Well, I have to apologize, I do many videos, mostly when commuting to work etc I don't really have time to edit much, doing presentation decks and recording them later when I have time (usually on weekends, I post those videos). The game update on Thursday and I usually drop Rotation videos on Friday, so I don't have time to record, I can however do this version and record this during the weekends.
3. Video too long, needs to be more simplified..
Then you can watch idk6ro or simply look at my Infographics. Some kit is easy some like this one is not Obvious, so requires longer explanation. But I think only Poison I had to do until Round 8 and having long explanation, other team is much easier so their video will be shorter.
4. Not meta play, mid.
From last time until now, I noticed there are many casual players who are not hardcore enough and keep retrying to optimize the rotations (Anjo Brume Charon). So I take into account RNG and to pull off certain metaplay, if I would need to reset 100 times, I will exclude it from my recommendation. You can watch PhazedMD for a detailed explanation of P5 meta rotations. I sometimes do these videos if I can get my hands on a P5, but more as a showcase rather than a guide. FYI P5 rotation is not the same as P0 Rotation for most teams. The numbers are not the same, so the priorities are also NOT the same.
A lot of people are parroting CN, especially some guide makers. So there is no need to have the same information being repeated by all CC. I choose to do something different, hence now I do comparison and testing. I would like to send a message that the game is not all about meta and there is no need to burn yourself out chasing them because many team comp works.
If you find it hilarious or someone is stupid to not recommend Meta Teams and would insult, laugh, and ridicule them? You seriously need to touch some grass and see a psychiatrist, I am sure there are more meaningful and less toxic ways for you to get satisfaction in life.
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Round 1
2:30 Round 2
4:00 Round 3
5:21 Round 4
7:47 Round 5
11:11 Round 6
12:37 Round 7
14:17 Round 8
15:48 Outro
Repeat back Round 2 to 8 for the subsequent cycle.
#reverse1999
#reverse1999guide
#reverse1999gameplay
Do let me know if you think this format works, I don't have the time to do proper editing, so this is the best I could do to help you guys in terms of how to play and their rotation. Some of the remarks why I did this the way I did and my constraints in making a better video is below. If you have other feedback do let me know THANKS.
1. Why don't you prerecord and do voice over, clipping unnecessary parts of the clip.
Explanation of each card is not equal to the time I actually select them and I may need to refer to their Ult or other skill during the explanation.
2. Or simply just clip of certain parts of the video.
Well, I have to apologize, I do many videos, mostly when commuting to work etc I don't really have time to edit much, doing presentation decks and recording them later when I have time (usually on weekends, I post those videos). The game update on Thursday and I usually drop Rotation videos on Friday, so I don't have time to record, I can however do this version and record this during the weekends.
3. Video too long, needs to be more simplified..
Then you can watch idk6ro or simply look at my Infographics. Some kit is easy some like this one is not Obvious, so requires longer explanation. But I think only Poison I had to do until Round 8 and having long explanation, other team is much easier so their video will be shorter.
4. Not meta play, mid.
From last time until now, I noticed there are many casual players who are not hardcore enough and keep retrying to optimize the rotations (Anjo Brume Charon). So I take into account RNG and to pull off certain metaplay, if I would need to reset 100 times, I will exclude it from my recommendation. You can watch PhazedMD for a detailed explanation of P5 meta rotations. I sometimes do these videos if I can get my hands on a P5, but more as a showcase rather than a guide. FYI P5 rotation is not the same as P0 Rotation for most teams. The numbers are not the same, so the priorities are also NOT the same.
A lot of people are parroting CN, especially some guide makers. So there is no need to have the same information being repeated by all CC. I choose to do something different, hence now I do comparison and testing. I would like to send a message that the game is not all about meta and there is no need to burn yourself out chasing them because many team comp works.
If you find it hilarious or someone is stupid to not recommend Meta Teams and would insult, laugh, and ridicule them? You seriously need to touch some grass and see a psychiatrist, I am sure there are more meaningful and less toxic ways for you to get satisfaction in life.
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Round 1
2:30 Round 2
4:00 Round 3
5:21 Round 4
7:47 Round 5
11:11 Round 6
12:37 Round 7
14:17 Round 8
15:48 Outro
Repeat back Round 2 to 8 for the subsequent cycle.
