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arsenal. In the tunnel to the left is a great flank

position that flank characters can really do damage

and stop the payload dead in its tracks. The attack

team also has to contest a choke point to the rear

and the front. Add in the aforementioned flank spot

and it will become difficult to push the payload.

Luckily, Bomb King and Ruckus are great at fighting

in and around choke points and flanks with enough

damage to stymie any opposition.

Things get exceptionally dicey in the town. For

the defense team, you have choke points to the

front and rear, a flank position to the left, and a
Outpost Tunnel Area
stealth brush to play around in. If you use those

area for front lines to stop incoming tools, you should stop the payload from

attacks from the base while the making that left turn. The attacking

damage dealers do their work. team has to contest these, but if

However, one downside to this the defense has a Ruckus holding

is that the starting point has down a choke point, use the

a lot of open spaces, making flank position to flush him out. A

setting up for the opening Fernando on the attack or defense

attack without coordination from is very devastating at this point, as he

your teammates a bit difficult. Just becomes an immovable object.

remember your role and you should

stop the attacking team from reaching their

objective. If you are on the attacking team,

the only thing you have to worry about is an

old-yet-still-used Army term: death funnel.

Don’t have your team run into the same point

or the enemy will keep firing at the same

point with your team stuck in it. Spread out

and have your front line escort the payload

with the damage and flank heading up the

rear and sides.

The tunnel is where it gets really hectic. If

the attacking team makes it into the tunnel,

the defense team has a few options in their Outpost Town Area

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