In Mobile Legends, the role of the roamer has evolved: now they earn gold and experience by scouting and taking actions on the map. This makes them a crucial part of the team's economy right from the start. Key tips on the new rotation system were discussed in the MLBBCentral video — here's how to make the most of these mechanics.

Early Control Through the Center of the Map

One of the new effective strategies is the early appearance of the roamer in the central part of the map. If a player takes a position near the enemy tower in the mid lane, they disrupt the opponent from gathering gold and experience. This tactic not only limits the development of the enemy roamer but also helps your team gain control over the center of the map from the very first minutes.

Abandoning Assistance to the Jungler

With the latest updates, roamers no longer need to assist the jungler at the start. Instead, the priority shifts towards scouting. Gathering information about enemy movements not only provides a tactical advantage but also grants bonuses in the form of gold and experience. This allows your jungler to play faster and more safely, without losing momentum due to the need for support.

The "5-Second Rule": How It Works

This new mechanic is based on cyclic enemy reveal. After a roamer reveals an enemy hero on the map, they receive a reward. To earn it again, they must wait at least five seconds for the target to disappear from view and then reveal it again. This approach allows the roamer to consistently earn resources by simply choosing the right moment for scouting.

Joint Minion Clearing — Now Beneficial

The game's resource distribution system has changed: roamers receive their rewards independently of allies. This means that helping with minion clearing no longer hinders the growth of other roles. Such cooperation speeds up rotations, increases pressure on the map, and improves overall team dynamics.

Avoid Solo Clearing at the Start of the Match

In the first five minutes of the match, it's not advantageous for the roamer to take minions alone — they receive only half of the possible reward. If the mid laner temporarily leaves the lane, it's better to freeze the wave and wait for their return. This ensures maximum resource gain for both sides and maintains balance in the lane.

The updated mechanics have made roamers an important part of the team's economy. Tips from the MLBBCentral video help adapt to the new meta and make the most of this role.