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How To Build The Best Team

 There is no such thing as a perfect team composition in FRAG Pro Shooter. Some characters synergize better with others though, and you can find out who works better with who by trying them out. The game already hints you at what would be a good way to build your team by suggesting the optimal role of each shooter. Roles are there to suggest the areas of the map where each character shines.

Camp characters are either very good at dealing damage from a huge range, and are best le in your main tower to snipe from afar (for example Virus, Eagle Eye, and Long Shot), or have abilities that make it diicult for your opponents to just walk up to your targets to shoot them and make you lose points (like Vlad’s Tornado, or Jay B.’s mines). Defense characters also have abilities that help you defend your targets, they are though better suited at fighting at closer range, and their abilities are geared towards annoying targets who are looking to get in your buildings, they also usually have more health than Attack characters. Center characters are going to focus around the paths and bridges between sides, and they help maintain a strong presence in the central area of the map.

 They are generally good at abusing the center of the map to their own advantage, most of them have abilities that displace your enemies, which is optimal when fighting in the middle of the map, where it’s easy to push enemies into the water, they can also assist your team in defending your side of the map as well. Attack characters, as the name suggests, are good at pushing towards your opponent’s objectives, and their abilities range from ways of moving around the map easier, to avoid enemy fire while reaching the objectives, or purely oensive abilities to win gunfights like Big Paku’s or Ape-Suit’s. The last role is Wild, and Wild characters are exactly that, wild. These characters behave completely randomly, they could attack for a moment, and then suddenly switch to defending,

 they deal good damage and can do anything you need them to. The ideal team composition is having 1 character of each role, but keep in mind that even though every character has a predetermined role, you can use them however you feel like, you can use attackers to defend and vice versa, furthermore, you can run as many characters of a single role as you please, depending on your favorite playstyle. Maybe you want to emphasize defending your targets, or you want to try a more oensively oriented approach. 

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