First, lock in your map knowledge—know where the high‑value targets are and how to get there fast. Then, decide on a single goal: kill the tank, grab a turret, or steal the dragon. No one‑does‑everything play, so focus on that one thing. Start the rush with a pre‑built combo that hits hard in the first 10 seconds—like a burst damage skill that can take out a single enemy or a turret. As soon as you get that kill or objective, lock your attention on the next one. Keep your gear and abilities on cooldown; you can't waste time reloading or waiting for a buff that never comes. Coordinate with your squad, but don't wait for a full team call—signal with a quick ping or chat if you see a gap. Once you clear the chaos, lock the lane and block any potential counter‑attack with a shield or interrupt. The key is to keep moving—no static positions that let the enemy regroup. If you finish the objective within 30 seconds, you’ve turned chaos into a win. If you haven’t, just remember: a perfect rush is more about speed than perfection. Stay focused, keep the pressure, and the win will follow.