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.

Sure thing, here’s my go‑to 30‑second burst: start with a hard damage skill that knocks an enemy back, immediately follow up with a stun or silence, then finish with a shield or a burst heal to stay alive. In a MOBA that’s like: fire the fireball, lock the stun, hit the ultimate, then dash out with the shield. If you do it fast enough, the enemy can’t even blink away. Try it, and see if you can beat me at my own speed.