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Double Frontline Comp

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By Brandon Parker

Team Composition can make or break your game even before you step onto the map. A good

team composition will ensure your team a good victory or a great comeback, but a bad team

composition will ruin your game from the get go. Here is one team composition that was

used in competitive play that can translate well into your casual queues: the double front line

composition.

The double front line composition is where The breakdown of this composition is a very

your team has two front liners, one support, tanky front liner, another front liner who deals a

one damage and one flanker. The two front lot of damage, along with the standard support,

liners can become the objective controllers in damage, and flank. What is important is that if

that they become essentially a “meat shield”, your team gets ahead so one of your front liners

soaking up a lot of damage and holding on to can build a damage item and essentially be a

the objective. This composition can have one second damage champion. The front liners that

front liner branch out and become a damage can be best used for damage are Ruckus and

dealer, but with low mobility. The damage Barik. If your team falls behind, your two front

dealers, flankers, and the supports can still liners can stall out an objective just for being two

do their work on picking off enemies and immovable objects. You want to get ahead early

creating opportunities to win the game. because the enemy damage dealers will upgrade

their Wreckers and be able to blast through your

front liners’ shields late in the game.
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