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Besides that bonus plus, the composition If he pops it, good luck trying to get them off

can not only stall and secure objectives but the objective.

can make room for the rest of your team to

deal a ton of damage. With two front liners, One of the drawbacks, though, is that any

your team is creating a one way wall that area of effect damage types can wreck the

the enemy cannot shoot through, but your comp completely, especially if the enemy

teammates can. However, the biggest reason team gets just a little bit ahead. If they start

why pros play this comp is objective control. stacking shield damage and reduced healing

The two beefiest champions can, essentially, items, that should make it a hard time for the

sit on an objective and the others can go front liners to stay on the objective. A good

crazy, dealing a ton of damage. In Siege, the example is Tyra’s Fire Bomb. Once she hits

front liners are the ones that are objective that on the objective, both front lines have no

heavy, while the others sit back and go ham choice but to back off for the effect to wear

on the enemy team. If they get too close, the off and re-engage.

damage dealers can break off and deal with

them, but with two immovable objects, this The composition also relies heavily on the

is few and far between. This also rings true if damage and flank to do the dirty work,

you have someone like Fernando and his ult. which without coordination can fall apart

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