By NOLI Forsaken Guide Team·Content Creator
10 Noli Tips Every Player Should Know
Want to elevate your Noli gameplay from average to pro? These 10 essential tips cover advanced techniques, hidden mechanics, and strategies that experienced players use to dominate in Forsaken. Each tip includes specific numbers and mechanics for precise execution.
⚡ Tip #1: The Rerush Speed Boost
After hitting your first target with Void Rush, hold Shift to move EXTREMELY fast.
How It Works:
- •First Void Rush hit deals 10 damage and applies Hallucination II
- •During the rerush phase, you can sprint for significantly faster movement
- •This creates insane chase pressure that most survivors can't escape
When to Use:
- •When chaining multiple survivors
- •When the first target is running toward teammates
- •For rapid repositioning after the initial hit
💡 Pro Tip: Only use this when you have enough stamina to sustain the chase afterward!
🎯 Tip #2: The 60-80 Stamina Rule
Only use Void Rush when your stamina is above 60-80 for maximum value.
Why This Matters:
- •Stamina does NOT regenerate while rushing
- •If you rush with low stamina and miss, you're left vulnerable
- •Having stamina reserves lets you rerush or chase after hitting
Stamina Management:
| Stamina Level | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| 80-110 | Safe to rush — full chase potential |
| 60-80 | Rush only if confident in the hit |
| Below 60 | Wait and regenerate first |
🔥 Tip #3: Nova + M1 Close-Range Combo
Use Nova at close range, then immediately M1 for a quick 40 damage combo.
The Combo:
- •Throw Nova at close range (deals 15 damage)
- •The pull effect brings survivors closer
- •Immediately follow up with M1 for additional damage
- •Nova has no end lag, allowing instant follow-up
Why It's Powerful:
- •Total: ~40 damage in under 2 seconds
- •Works even if survivors try to dodge
- •The pull guarantees the M1 connects
⚠️ Note: Nova cannot be blocked by Guest players, making this combo especially effective against them!
🧱 Tip #4: Void Rush Through Thin Walls
Void Rush can hit through thin walls — use this to surprise survivors.
Applications:
- •Hit survivors hiding around corners
- •Catch survivors who think they're safe behind obstacles
- •Create unexpected attack angles during loops
How to Execute:
- •Position near a thin wall where a survivor is hiding
- •Charge Void Rush facing the wall
- •The hitbox extends through thin geometry
💡 Map Knowledge: Learn which walls are thin enough to rush through on each map!
🎭 Tip #5: Fake Observant Cancel
Cancel Observant during wind-up to create fake mirages and trick survivors.
How It Works:
- •When you activate Observant, survivors see a mirage appear over all generators
- •If you cancel by pressing the ability key again, the ability goes on 15-second cooldown (instead of the normal 30s)
- •Survivors may flee from generators thinking you're coming
Strategic Uses:
- •Force survivors off generators without actually teleporting
- •Mind game survivors by making them waste time
- •Use the reduced cooldown to set up a real teleport soon after
📏 Tip #6: Observant Distance = Hallucination Level
Teleport to generators FAR from survivors for stronger hallucination stacks.
The Exact Distances:
| Distance from Generator | Hallucination Applied |
|---|---|
| 20 studs | Hallucination I |
| 50 studs | Hallucination II |
| 100+ studs | Hallucination III |
How to Use This:
- •If survivors are spread across the map, teleport to an empty generator
- •Survivors far away will get Hallucination III
- •This maximizes your tracking advantage through aura reveals
💡 Strategy: Sometimes teleporting to an empty generator is better than teleporting directly to survivors!
⏱️ Tip #7: Turn Rate Timing on Void Rush
The first second of Void Rush has the fastest turn rate — use it for sharp corners.
Mechanics:
- •Turn rate is highest in the first second
- •After that, steering becomes progressively harder
- •Long-distance rushes are harder to steer accurately
How to Apply:
- •For sharp turns, initiate the rush close to the corner
- •For straight-line rushes, start from farther away
- •Practice makes perfect — learn the turn radius through experimentation
🎯 Tip #8: Predict with Nova, Don't React
Throw Nova where survivors will BE, not where they ARE.
Common Mistakes:
- •Throwing Nova directly at a moving survivor (they'll dodge)
- •Panic-throwing during a chase (easy to miss)
- •Wasting Nova on unpredictable targets
Smart Nova Usage:
| Situation | Where to Throw |
|---|---|
| Chase around loop | At the corner they're running toward |
| Survivors on generator | Directly at the generator |
| Behind walls | Where they'll exit or hide |
| High ground advantage | Near ledges to pull them off |
Special Mechanics:
- •Hitting a survivor or wall creates a larger explosion radius
- •Hitting the floor creates a smaller explosion
- •You can manually detonate mid-air, but this reduces explosion size
👻 Tip #9: Wait for Stamina Depletion
Wait for survivors to run out of stamina before using Void Rush — easy hits.
Why This Works:
- •Survivors without stamina can only walk
- •They can't juke or dodge effectively
- •Void Rush becomes almost unavoidable
How to Track Stamina:
- •Chase survivors until they slow down
- •Watch for the walking animation
- •Then charge your Void Rush for the guaranteed hit
⚠️ Patience Tip: Sometimes waiting 5-10 seconds saves you from wasting an ability on a miss!
🏃 Tip #10: Use Observant to Escape and Recover
When a chase goes bad, use Observant to reset and regenerate stamina.
The Escape Strategy:
- •You're losing stamina in a bad chase
- •Activate Observant and teleport to a distant generator
- •Recover stamina while gaining information on all survivors
Benefits:
- •Instant reposition across the map
- •Stun immunity after teleporting
- •X-ray vision to see everyone after arrival
- •Put hallucination on survivors while you recover
💡 Pro Mindset: A tactical retreat is better than committing to a bad chase and losing pressure!
📊 Quick Reference: Key Numbers
| Mechanic | Value |
|---|---|
| Void Rush wind-up | 1 second |
| Void Rush first hit damage | 10 |
| Void Rush slam damage (Hallucination II+) | 30 (40 total) |
| Void Rush cooldown at match start | 10 seconds |
| Nova wind-up | 0.78 seconds |
| Nova damage | 15 |
| Nova cooldown | 12 seconds |
| Observant wind-up | 1.5 seconds |
| Observant cooldown | 30 seconds (25s at start) |
| Observant cancel cooldown | 15 seconds |
| Hallucination I distance | 20 studs |
| Hallucination II distance | 50 studs |
| Hallucination III distance | 100+ studs |
🎮 Practice Checklist
Use this checklist to practice each tip:
- • Practice the Rerush Speed Boost in custom games
- • Monitor stamina — never rush below 60
- • Master the Nova + M1 close-range combo
- • Learn thin wall spots on each map
- • Practice Observant fake-outs
- • Test hallucination distances with Observant
- • Improve Void Rush turn rate control
- • Work on Nova prediction throws
- • Practice patience — wait for stamina depletion
- • Use Observant as an escape tool
✅ Summary
These 10 tips cover the key techniques that separate average Noli players from pros:
- •Rerush Speed Boost — Hold Shift after first hit
- •60-80 Stamina Rule — Don't rush when low
- •Nova + M1 Combo — 40 damage in 2 seconds
- •Wall Rush — Hit through thin walls
- •Fake Observant — Mind game with cancels
- •Distance Hallucination — Far teleport = stronger stacks
- •Turn Rate Timing — First second is sharpest
- •Predict Nova — Aim where they'll be
- •Stamina Depletion — Wait for easy hits
- •Escape Observant — Reset bad chases
Master these, and you'll dominate as Noli in Forsaken!
New to Noli? Start with our Ultimate Noli Beginner's Guide for the fundamentals!