50 Tips For The Finals
Also, those turrets that you place on walls can also be climbed on, so you can even use them for many steps. But there's better movement options in this game, so maybe prioritize using the turret for defense first, but if you really want to use the turret more offensively, you can place it on a canister and throw it at an enemy, and it will stay wherever the canister exploded, giving you essentially.
Sort of a long-range turret, these random canisters that have fire Gas and explosives have unique properties that you should know about the fire. One won't automatically explode and will first need to be detonated, which can be done with the melee and then thrown to ignite it a lot faster. The gas canister will activate once it's thrown, and gas will immediately come out of it, but you can grab it and throw it out of the way to remove the gas from an area so your team is safe, or just move it so the enemies have to deal with it.
The goo canisters will always come out as a wall thrown straight ahead, which is great for temporary cover and reviving. Teammates, that's goo; you saw that goo. Yeah, and the explosive canister will detonate upon impact if you're far enough away, but in close range, it won't denate immediately, so for close range, you can denate first by shooting it or catching it midair before you throw it, which is a little bit harder to do, but it will guarantee to explode on impact.
Even in close range, you can also place mines on canisters to make them more of an offensive tool, which is pretty good for pushing an objective. He's so dead. He's so dead. Finally, let me teach you about the nuke. When you have a canister or even a chair, you can attach a C4 to it, making it a long-range explosive, which we in the business like to call the nuke.
With practice, you'll find that this combination is almost guaranteed to kill. The cash-out container can't be moved by regular means, but the heavy goo gun can move it completely and quite literally steal the whole cash-out when you're dealing with an enemy team. Kill the Healer first; it's OverWatch 101.
Before you try killing the DPS or the tank, you've got to kill the mercy; if you don't, they're just going to keep pocketing them, and that fight is going to be a little bit harder when the cash out is inside an elevator. You can call the elevator to your floor with the elevator button, but the best way to actually try and steal it is to use the entrance on top of the elevator, because it takes forever and they can just press the button inside to move it.
In banket mode, you can stand on top of the vaults to guarantee getting all of the coins instantly, instead of scrambling to find them all. This is great if you're playing with randoms and you don't really trust them to successfully cash in the coins, but it's banked and nobody's playing the objective, so you don't actually have to worry about random teammates taking your coins.
The zip line is dangerous; you go in a straight line, and enemies can destroy it, making you fall off. I almost got K back. No, they The zip, the zip There's a time and place for the zip line, but most of the time, the jump pad's better. The heavy bubble is great for stealing cash outs and reviving, even when the enemy team is still alive, but in general, it's better to steal or revive once you know the enemy team is wiped.
When you get revived, remember to reload. Even though you died, the game will remember how much ammo you had in your gun before you died, so sometimes you'll come in and you'll start shooting and be like. Wait a minute, why is nothing coming out of my gun? got to reload the aps turret, which is like a trophy system that can stop every type of explosive.
RPG, and projectile. But it also stops the defibrillator, so putting the APs turret on an enemy's dead body will force them to have to break it before they even try to revive. The hipfire in this game is way better than you think; it feels a lot less like Call of Duty and more like Apex, so while aiming on sights is obviously more accurate, you should definitely practice using the hipfire.
It's very strong if your team is about to be wiped out and you have to save money in order to win. Use one of your coins. It's better to have fewer coins going into the next round than to not be in the next round. Unfortunately, there are these little holes that mediums and lights can go through.
As a heavy, you cannot go through these; you're just too. Big, the aps turret also works under the floor, so it prevents RPGs from blowing up the cash out from underneath, which is insane. Invisible enemies will make specific noise when they're near you, so you should get used to this noise when you hear it; however, if they're standing perfectly still, they're completely invisible.
If you have traps, you should be putting them on dead enemies. If it gets detonated, you will know if an enemy is nearby, or even kill them if you're winning, but you could lose overtime. Do everything you can to keep the cash boox away from the other teams; you do not want to have to deal with all four teams going for the same cash-out station.
It's so much harder than that. Way, keep the cash out of way, wait, that's actually a tip, and lastly, before the round starts, spin your guy. It's really fun. You can just kind of do it non-stop; just spin to win. Woo, and there it is: 50 tips for the finals.
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