A few ideas:

Tierlist for different roles (e.g., ranking gods as support)

Guide for different roles (support, adc, jungle, mid, solo, etc.)

Unique build guides for gods or roles. Maybe highlight the current typical build and then ask for creative builds and why those builds work. E.g., in Smite 1, you might have somebody build a caster-type Neith rather than the typical hunter build.

The changes from the first alpha weekend to now are night and day. In addition to game feel getting better, the game looks significantly better and seems reasonably well optimized, at least for an alpha.

I'm a big fan of Smite 2 and really am more-or-less transitioning to just playing this instead of Smite, at this point. There are lots of balance problems right now (including how impactful autos are vs mages who don't rely on autos), but the game is just super fun and expressive so far.

Right now the biggest criticisms I can see are about the shop (still kind of unintuitive), lack of tutorials and ways to learn, and matchmaking (which is something that will improve with more players, of course).

Change of Plans, primarily because nothing in my life went the way I expected, from college major to spouse to career.

In Smite 2, I think I'm still enjoying the novelty of facepunch Ymir, but Bacchus is going to be a close second for me.

Probably the best advice for beginning with MOBAs, and Smite 2 is no exception, is to remember that kills are not the primary objective. You don't win by having more kills, you win by destroying the opposing Titan. Kills are always a means to an end, not an end in themselves. So if you force an opponent to go back to base and steal their farm or get an objective, that can be just as valuable as a kill.

Remember, don't chase kills without a purpose.