20. Tips To Know The The Finals

Here's a list of 20ish tips and/or mechanics that could be useful to know for beginners and hopefully for even some of you more skilled players out there. Fire beats skew, and if you want to see through smoke, thermal vision and recon senses will help you do that. They can be used to stop players in their tracks, but they could also be used to make bridges and other things.

Structures When you have a goo grenade or a goo canister, it'll always shoot out from the direction the wall is facing at the point of impact, and the ceilings will shoot out the fewest amount of goo balls. Only two charges, and mines can stick the throwable things around the arena that you can pick up, like canisters, a vase, even the cash, box, and melee the canisters to guarantee they will go off when.

Thrown, they can also be meleed in hand when you're holding them. Only the explosive red canister can be thrown and quickly caught again to activate the explosive timer and have better control. When it goes off, make sure to be breaking zip lines when you're defending or being followed by enemy players.

You can do this by punching them or lightly shooting them. Vertical zip lines can be destroyed at the bottom by shooting or meleeing the small metal cylinder you can see at the bottom. Here, for some grenades and gadgets, you can overhand throw them, but did you know you can also underhand throw them so you don't get a lot of bounce if you're trying to keep them nearby you and your teammates or an enemy that's right in your face with the grapple hook?

Arc can be adjusted in midair; if you move backwards, it will go higher, and if you move forwards, it will go lower. Moving left and right adjusts it as well, while you can walk forward, left, back, and right. You can also run these directions if you need to quickly get out of the way without losing sight of your target.

Things like APS turrets, Guardian turrets, and goo can be climbed on to get to hard-to-reach places or defend from the unexpected. Place: sliding into jump pads actually sends you farther than walking or running into them. Them, even more if the pad is at a slight angle. Goo allows some gadgets to be placed at an angle that normally aren't allowed to you could place jump pads on goo to get angles but also you can put barricades, which usually can't be placed on walls or ceilings and only upright on surfaces or inclines but on goo you can slight L angle them which could help from attacks from above other odd angles or even make some Peak holes between the barriers, placing jump pads on walls while defending can be great for giving the medium and heavy players the light dashik ability if used effectively can make it harder for the Target to hit in gunfights and a quick way to dodge incoming grenades for their slower moving classes, anything you can throw will bounce off a jum pad gadgets bouncing off the pad move faster and they also have smaller arcs for places with lower ceilings for still need to make that distance, as a medium heal Beaming a teammate in gas will keep their health in place; the heals will basically cancel out the damage, but if a teammate is standing in fire, the damage will not outdo the healing, and their health will only slightly increase over time.

For the Dome Shield, it actually works both ways: if an enemy is outside of it, they can't shoot in, and if they are in it, they also can't shoot out of it. You and your team can shoot through it, whether you're inside the shield or outside of it. If you want to enclose yourself in the goo while defending but want a quick way to get out for whatever reason and you don't want to burn the place down, if you attach it to anything like an APS turret, a guardian turret, or a jump pad, then you can quickly pick it up and put it back in your inventory, and it doesn't get enclosed by the goo; the goo will quickly break apart, making an easy exit for you and your team.

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