Builds/Strategies

There are a lot of builds available.

However, building on the weapons strengths and weaknesses is important as jacks of all trades aren’t nearly as useful.

Feel free to contribute and add ideas, but make sure to explain the usefulness and how it works. You may or may not decide to add your name to the build. Refrain from editing the builds of others.

Try to keep the beginning of the setup with the standard format with the name and creator of the build (which are both optional), then the weapon, armor, upgrades/abilities, and description with usage.

**Note:** **Make sure the READ through the existing builds before adding your own, as your personal 'build' may have already been listed.**

## Introduction to Builds, and basics

Just in case you have no idea whatsoever how the game is played, here is a basic description of the game menu and HUD (heads-up-display).

*Gats.io is a multiplayer two-dimensional shooting game where the player controls a small, circle-shaped avatar of various colors holding a weapon. Upon entering the domain (just gats.io) in your browser, the title screen shows up, showing the six main weapons in the game on the middle of the screen, as well as armor, color (on FFA), and game mode selection. More about the weapons can be viewed on the guns page. The player can select zero, one, two, or three points of armor. Each point grants the player 30 extra armor hitpoints. The more armor you equip, the slower your movement speed will be. The game is viewed from above, with the player able to see in all four directions around the avatar for a considerable range. A map is shown in the upper left-hand corner of the screen, indicating the player's position on the arena. The map does not show the position of other players, but can be used to navigate around. In the lower right-hand area of the screen, your weapon selection and ammunition counter (you have unlimited ammunition for every weapon, but you need to reload) is shown. In the top right-hand side of the screen, a leader board shows the top ten players and their score, kills, and team color. In the lower left-hand corner shows your health and armor (Max of 90 armor and 100 health). The avatar also can be used to show your health (Maximum health is 100, regardless of upgrades, armor, or weapons), as the avatar's colored center represents how much health is left (as your health diminishes, your color diminishes), as well as armor (The thickness of your outline is how much armor you have). Your health and armor regenerate at about 3 per second passively. At the bottom of your screen is a large bar that shows your score, as well as how close you are to leveling up. There are only three levels, and each level grants you an upgrade or ability depending on your level. The ability selector is located next to your weapon indicator on the lower right-hand side of the screen. See upgrades for more. The arena itself is a massive, open area filled with barriers, which are essentially walls. The map shows the borders of the arena (dark grey areas), which is called the Fog. The Fog expands and contracts depending on the amount of players present on the server, where more players equals a larger and more expansive arena. Players can shoot, use abilities, and move through the Fog like the normal arena, but they will lose health at a rate of 10 health per second, ignoring armor and killing people very quickly while in contact with dark grey. If you die, your death screen will say "You were killed by the fog". The map also shows several small squares all over the arena, which are control points that give score to players standing on them. In FFA and TDM, they are used by dominating players/teams to increase their score. In DOM, a team must capture all control points by standing on them (At least one player needs to be standing on every point) to win (Inaccurate).*

***Controls:** Relatively simple, they are the basis of most arcade-style web browser shooting games. WASD or arrow keys to move (Up, down, right, and left), mouse to aim and left click to shoot. R to reload (you can reload as long as your clip is not at it's maximum capacity, but not when it is full). Movement is continuous (no acceleration or 'slipping' on the floor) and one-directional regardless of where you are pointing. Many guns have a recoil which move you backwards slightly from the direction you are firing at. If you get hit by a bullet, you will take a slight knockback in the opposite direction from where you are hit.*

***General strategies:** Strafe enemies by running around them and making it difficult for them to aim at you, while shooting at them in return. It is unwise to stand still in firefights, as you are an easy target and hard to miss. Always reload when there is nobody in range - it can save your life in situations where a half-full clip costs you your life. Stick together; the more people, the more firepower - plus, it will scare away lone players and make taking down enemies easier. Also, if you think about it, your teammates will draw away fire and soak up bullets for you. Many different colored barriers are present all over the arena, which are rectangular shapes that cannot move or be damaged in any way. Players cannot walk through them, and all bullets hitting the barriers will be absorbed. Use this to your advantage - when taking fire from an enemy with serious firepower, use barriers to take cover and increase survivability. Another useful tip for exploiting walls are "wall hacking", where blue rectangles and green squares are thin enough to allow the barrels of all weapons besides the pistol and SMG to poke through and fire. Players utilizing this trick can fire from an impenetrable barrier, while unable to be damaged in return. While wall hacking may seem slightly too overpowered, keep in mind that all players can use this trick, as well as that it is very easy to strafe around or move to a different area. This feature makes the build ability much more powerful as you can build temporary cover or a base for your team that you can shoot from, while still being completely protected.*

## Pistols

 **Description** | **Medics are arguably the most useful defense support groups, especially in TDM.****With the fastest top speed of any build, the Medic can get to any injured soldier as fast as possible.
When points are getting pounded and barraged with bullets, and teammates are low on health, the medic saves the day and heals the soldiers, letting them finish off those pesky attackers.
Without medics, defenders would have a hard time surviving, and everytime one soldier is lost, that's one less defender against constant attackers.
While waiting for health kits to refresh, help out your fellow comrades ! Pistol does about 26-37 damage, and your Kevlar will keep you going after a shot or two.
Always place your health over others however! Better one soldier die, than the medic who could've healed three more after a ten second reload.**

 **Description** | **The pistol would be powerful, fast but with an armor, and hide bullets to ennemies.****You will have a smoke grenade used for defense, when you are in critical situations (reloading, surrounded by three ennemies, etc)**

 **Description** | **Speed is important to stay alive, and allows you to easily flank your enemies while avoiding shots.****Medipack will help with staying alive as you can heal yourself quickly if badly hurt, or if your teamate needs health quickly.
Kevlar will keep you from dying instantly if shot by a sniper, and will reduce damage if you catch a couple bullets while strafing the enemy team. A good substitute for other armor types. Speed will make you the fastest person on the team so you will get to the fight earlier then your teamates, so try and weaken the enemy team before your team comes. You can easily kill another person on 1-1 match, but don't get surrounded, and KEEP YOUR DISTANCE from shotgunners.**

## Build packs

### **Russian-themed Builds (SovietSpecialist)**

A perfect team group would be 10 Makhra, 2-3 Tyazheliy, 1-2 Medics, 1-2 Stroybat, and 3 Snipers

#### **Makhra (Infantryman)**

Your typical Russian soldier, prepared for general combat, and good for both defense and offense, can be used quite well in flanking enemies attempting to attack a friendly point. Recommended to have other soldiers with you or a multi-enemy rush may wipe you out. If going full offensive (such as attacking a control point with many enemies inside a bunker or fort) then gas grenade would be best. If not then your choice of either grenade or frag should do, although check if any teammates stationed with you have Medkit. If not, then they most likely have grenades and you should leave that to them.

#### **Tyazheliy (Heavy One)**

Excellent for defending and good for support when going offensive. It is important to have a teammate with you, preferably one who can build. Recoil works only when still so it's necessary to have a wall to sit behind when firing. You can also use your shield and you yourself as a shield to protect teammates that are firing from behind you.

*(An interesting strategy involves a Tyazheliy except instead of Shield, he/she builds completely around themself and essentially making themselves a turret, allowing a point to be held for quite some time. Only weakness is lucky aimed grenade and gas grenade, or a full multi-enemy assault if the turreter is alone.)*

#### **Stroybat (Construction Battalion)**

Works well if you are experienced with shotgun use. Best to have a fellow soldier with you, such as a Tyazheliy.

#### **Medic**

Medics are arguably the most useful defense support groups, especially in TDM. When points are getting pounded and barraged with bullets, and teammates are low on health, the medic saves the day and heals the soldiers, letting them finish off those pesky attackers. Without medics, defenders would have a hard time surviving, and everytime one soldier is lost, that's one less defender against constant attackers. While waiting for health kits to refresh, help out your fellow comrades! Pistol does about 30-55 damage, and your Kevlar will keep you going after a shot or two. Always place your health over others however! Better one soldier die, than the medic who could've healed three more after a ten second reload.

**Conclusion: *Don't forget to thank the medic.***

#### **The Russian Sniper**

##### **Average Russian Sniper**

If your plan is to be unseen, this is the setup for you. Binoculars let you see the enemy before they see you, allowing you to camouflage just out of sight. While *'Blind-Shooting'* the silencer allows you to target any enemies defending a point, while being hard to determine your precise location.

(To anyone not as experienced in sniping, know that you don't have to see the enemy to hit the enemy. Sometimes firing in a general direction where you *think* the enemy is will do, such as shooting at a capture point where enemies clearly are at. I call this *'Blind-Shooting'* )

##### **Defense-remover Russian Sniper**

"The first to see the enemy wins" This setup allows decent kill chance and is a good team support for defending. Damage boost allows for one shots if the target has 1 or no armour, and two shot kill for anyone with more armour/Kevlar, while binoculars allow you to spot the enemy faster, and fire rounds before they do.

##### **Battle-prepared Russian Sniper**

Damage boost to insta-kill anyone without good armour, while Kevlar let's you take a few shots if your location is found, or someone sneaks up or flanks you. Works great for both defending and going offensive, and an over-all great setup to support your team.

### **Hyperwolf's builds**

#### **Light Medic**

Build: Pistol or SMG, 0 armor, Kevlar, Medkit, Speed. Important to upgrade in that order so you don't get 1 shot by damage snipers. With one of the highest top speed that this build gives, this allows the medic to quickly approach the injured and heal them up with the 50 hp medkits that they have. Even when your medkit is recharging, you still have speed and kevlar that synergize very well, and a pistol or smg that can protect patients when they are healing up. If you are playing in FFA, you can time the medkit to give you extra health when you rush in with pistol, effectively giving you 150 hp if played correctly. This can be quite risky, however, if there is a shotgun and they one shot you.

#### **Guerilla Hit and Run**

Build: Pistol or Sniper, 0 armor, Kevlar, Dash, Speed. With a similar idea to the Light Medic build, this build is built to optimize speed over anything else. This build still has a very high top speed, especially with the dash. PIstol dash should be played like any other pistol build, except when the enemy reloads, you dash in for the kill. An alternate, more aggressive way to play is to run in for some shots, then dash away. With sniper, use your long gun size to your advantage. Get close, but not too close. Play sniper dash less aggressively than shotgun dash, but still enough to get shots.

#### **The Explosives Expert**

Build: Pistol or LMG, 1 armor, Kevlar, Grenade or Gas or Landmine, Any third perk. Use this when your team needs support instead of pure offense. Without support, a team will slowly lose out over time, as support helps prolong the longevity of any team, either by deterring enemies, healing allies, or attriting your enemies. Grenade is a good way to raid fortified places, forcing all enemies guarding the fort to move or die. Landmine can be used to deter enemies from moving thru tight corners, like entrances to a base. Gas is used as an alternative to grenade when you need longer lasting area denial. Because of its high damage, players are forced to move away from the fast spreading gas, or they face suffocation in the gas.

#### **Engineer**

Build: Sniper, LMG, or AK, 1 armor or higher, Kevlar, Build, No Recoil. This build is primarily used for fort warfare. This build requires substantially more preparation time than the other builds I have listed. This build best works with a bigger team, which can help protect the base or build as well. Note that bases are weak against area denial perks, namely gas, which can lockdown parts of your base from being accessed, grenade, which can kill players in tight spaces, landmine, which can trap players from exiting the base.

**Shotgun and Assault teaming build**

#### **Shotgun**

Build: Shotgun with light(30 armor points) armor using kevlar, dash and damage.

#### **The AK-47**

Build: Assault rifle with medium armor (60 points), with +range, medkit and +damage/+clip size. With range it can be used to kill and suppress oncoming enemies and medkit keeps you and your teammates in the fight. A great help at keeping or securing objectives and still gets some decent kills. Damage decreases the amount of bullets required to kill, bettering the efficiency of the given 30 rounds and extended mag increases the bullets to kill with, letting you fire more and longer. Effective support build for holding point or being the driving force behind a charge.

### **Counter-to-Everyone (Whaleman and terrytan)**

#### **Shotgun (Whaleman)**

1 point of armor

Kevlar: So you can survive 3-4 sniper shots, which is enough time to get into cover and advance on them.

Dash: This is so you can get pistols and snipers, you dash, insta-kill them, and duck into cover.

Thermal: This is so you can see silenced bullets, landmines, and camo trolls.

Advice: This build can pretty much take on everyone. Pistols however are tricky. Cover is paramount. As a shotgun, you can poke through walls while pistols can't. Use that and dash to your advantage.

#### **Shotgun / smg (terrytan)**

no armour, speed, dash, kevlar, when you dash, absolutly DO NOT dash in a straight line.

### **Heavy-team Pistol (NapalmTACengineer)**

#### **Pistol**

EQUIPMENT:

Lightweight armor: For fast running.

Pistol: Thats how the title is.

+Damage: This would make the pistol more powerfull.

Smoke: Use this wisely if you are reloading and you are surrounded by 3 enemys or more.

Silencer: This would make enemys to not see bullet.

#### **Support team**

20 AK Units with Frag, Silencer and Thermal: Original Soldiers.

3 Bolt rifle unit with Camo, Damage and Binoculars: Camper.

5 SMG units with Build, Range and No recoil: Engineers.

#### **Strategy and tactics**

On the border of the right, when you are there. Engineers needs to build an base and a camping spots for the Campers and the Original Soldiers will protect the base. However, when the Engineers see that the base its broked by enemys. They need to repair it and fight if the enemys want to broke it again.

### **MysteryMaster's Custom Builds**

***Haha i don't play this game anymore.***

#### **Handgun Run**

Pistol, No armor, Speed, Grenade, Damage.

#### **Sub-sonic**

SMG, Light armor, Silencer, Landmine, Large mags.

#### **1.0 Shotgun Meta**

Shotgun, Light armor, Damage, Camo, Range.

#### **Assault DMR**

Assault, Medium armor, Range, Camo, Accuracy.

#### **Stealth Sniper**

Sniper, Light Armor, Damage, Camo, Silencer.

#### **Not-so-Lightmachinegun**

LMG, Heavy armor, Kevlar, Shield, Large mags.

#### **Mystery Sniper**

Sniper, Light armor, Damage, Grenade, Anything

### **IquitYnotU2's builds**

#### **Dash Abuser**

Works with SMG, Shotgun, and LMG

Skill level ( 1-5): 2

No armor or 1

classic speed,dash, and kevlar

Tip: Use for easy killstreaks and watch out for knives and landmines.

#### **Fake Noob**

Trolling with LMG.

Skill level: 3

3 armor w/ speed, shield, and range

Tip: Don't reveal your shield until you have to and act like a noob until in range.

#### **Charge !**

Assault Rifle or SMG

Created by: BlackDante

Skill level: 4 (for SMG) and 3.5 (for AR)

no armor w/ speed, medkit, and kevlar

Tip: only use if you have quick reactions and stay out of shotgun range near dem shottys. Watch out for knives.

#### **Classic Pistol**

Skill level: 1.5

Created by: FOFO?

1 armor w/ speed, knife, and kevlar

Tip: Keep moving and be aware. Don't use it to charge at others. Good for showing off knife skills.

#### **Rally Cry !**

SMG

Created by: nyagepoppo

Skill level: 4

1 armor w/ speed, frag, and range

Tip: use when losing in TDM. Tough to use but well worth it. Stay away from the action but constantly frag the middle and run away. Use your range to fend off people who chase you. Look out for landmines, snipers, and other fast players (smart ones).

### **FIREBUrn's Builds**

**Average SMG build**

**SMG** 0-1 armor, speed, dash, Kevlar. (Can switch range for Kev but not as abusive :).

The build that I use now and probably forever. It is good in all modes except for TDM. Very quick build that can assassinate people by getting in their faces (unless you use range). Dash used as an offensive and a defensive ability.

**Sneaky Troll**

**SNIPER** 0 armor, binoculars, camo, and range.

Used as recon or troll. Stay still in an area for a while, until a person comes into view. Wait until they are distracted, then shoot. Good for DOM, since you can move around the map unnoticed. try to stay away from enemies. It can be countered by speed and dash.

**Combat LMG**

**LMG** 1 armor, kevlar, build, range.

### **CentsLord's Intriguing Builds**

#### **Annoying-The-Point-Square Build**

**Pistol** - 2 level armor - Speed, Frag, Damage

This was the first build I ever used. Very good in TDM, because the frag does extra damage to players huddled in the center. The speed counteracts the heavy armor, and it keeps you free of kevlar to use up one more space in the upgrades.

#### **Swiftly Homocidal**

**Assault** - No armor - Damage, Dash, Kevlar

Useful for taking out large hordes of shotgun-dashers in FFA, DOM, and TDM alike. The dash goes well with the kevlar because it lets you move around quickly as well as soak up hits.

#### **War Nurse Build**

**Sniper** - 2 armor - Binoculars, Medic, Range

I used this in the first battle between AKS and KS - Very useful if you don't want to go out and fight, but simply helping your other teammates and shooting from a safe place.

## **Miscellaneous Builds**

### **Demo-Man**

This setup is designed mainly for Domination, involving a shotgunner placing one landmine per point (Though there is a 3 landmine maximum placement). Enemies typically set off landmines every two-four minutes, depending on the server, and the amount of Guest noobs are on the enemy team. It's best to run away from a situation where your at low health or may most likely die, since if you die the landmines despawn. This is a great way to boost KDR, by occasional kills, landmines set off, placing more landmines, repeat. If your lucky, an enemy might trip a landmine killing not only themselves but other enemies unlucky enough to be next to the idiot who set it off!

### **Search & Destroy**

Basic setup that will boost KDR and a simple 'Run and Gun' assault tactic. Kniving at a control point area before you arrive usually leaves you with a kill, and one less enemy who didn't see it comming, *if* you managed a hit. Due to the high damage and rate of fire of an SMG protecting yourself from fire shouldn't be too hard unless your surrounded, but knife should help in CQC and you should be able to outrun any heavier weapons, especially if you chose speed.

## **Dragon Build (DankDragon**)

1 armor. Sniper, damage, knife, and kevlar upgrades. Description: The Dragon Build is when you obtain damage as the first upgrade. With damage, you can strike down other players in just 1-2 shots (**[unexplicit]** is a good defensive and offensive move to make if you want to quickly kill them at close range. The last upgrade is Kevlar, which helps you defend against fast bullets, and other snipers with Damage as an upgrade.

## **Universal Pistol** - Zirgonima

Build: Pistol, two points of armor. First upgrade - + Speed. Ability - Health pack. Second upgrade - Kevlar. This loadout is adept in one versus one situations, as the pistol is highly universal, sporting very good damage, range, and accuracy without upgrades, as well as holding a decent clip, fast reload speed, and light weight. The two points of armor slow you down slightly, but it is very worthwhile in intense firefights where every hitpoint counts. Besides, the pistol's weight and speed upgrade are more than enough to outrun pretty much every opponent you see (Unless they have no armor, speed, dash, and pistol - but this build is pretty much nonexistent), as well as dodge bullets easily and move around. This build focuses on staying alive, even through heavy cross fires and fortified enemy territory, while keeping high damage output and movement. The health pack is a lifesaver in almost every situation, as it basically grants you 80 extra hitpoints (You can afford to take tremendous amounts of damage) - a massive advantage in combat. The Kevlar, combined with the two points of armor, are more than enough to counter and survive attacks from heavy firepower and high damage builds - you are able to survive a point-blank blast from a shotgun. Together, the extreme speed and high armor, combined with decent firepower, is enough to take down virtually every other build with ease (requires some skill), as well as flanking and capturing points quickly.

## **Musketeer**, by mystic1618

Build: Sniper (No armor, +Speed, Knife, Kevlar; or Kevlar, Knife, +Speed). The point of this build is to be able to both run away (due to no armor and +speed) while taking less damage. Coupled with the close-ranged destructive power of Knife, this is a set that can promise both good damage and survivability. Of course, there ARE weaknesses, but one mistake, and probably the most likely, in using this set would be to waste the Knife. As Knife is a long-cooldown weapon, it should be used only in two circumstances: (1) When the enemy comes in close, and (2) in a guarded location; that is, with many allies around. Overall, this is a fast yet bulky set that can handle most situations and kite out of unfavorable ones.

## **Annoying camper**: (Yahtzeeman10)

Build: LMG, level three Armour, range, build, no recoil. This build is meant to hold down an area for as long as possible. Word of warning though, this is ineffective until you have all three upgrades. The way you play this build is to find an area you want to set up in, then start building. Once you are satisfied with your fortifications, you can use the LMG to shoot over the walls while remaining protected. Make sure you do not move to take advantage of the 0% recoil and 100% accuracy caused by the "no recoil" effect. It would be wise to allow your self some space to move in case the enemy bring any type of grenade. If you find yourself fighting a high-range opponent, then just constantly repair the wall they are shooting at. It is extremely difficult for an opponent to kill you when you are protected by walls, have perfect accuracy, and have a huge amount of bullets to spam.

## Aggressive Sniper

In this build you need a sniper. For your armor you should have 1 tick so you have some speed running around.The first upgrade is damage so your able to one shot people that have no kelevar and 100 hp. Second upgrade you should have knife for close range.Last upgrade will be Kevlar so you get more survival chance.

Hope this helps i used it every day.

## **Support Juggernaunt:**

this build consists of 3pt armour (90 armor hitpoints), an LMG, with range, kevlar, and anything you want for tier 2. Great for providing serious firepower when dominating a point. When used in combintion with shield, you provide an very good platform for your allies to attack.Hit and Run: no armor, smg, speed, dash and kelvar. this is for high damage and survival.

## All side support ( Zelink )

If u use Assault Plz follow the following point

1. choose amour 2 .ranged + medic , kevlar/ speed+ . Which will have a range to damage support (call ds in the following) medic box is able to heal yourself and teamate ,which save yourself sometimes. Kevlar can save u form snipers and kill him wisly with the using of medic , u can easliy overcome it. Speed + can make u faster to ds your teamates.
2. Beware where u stand , u should stand front-middle in the formation,that u can ds in good range and save even 9000(lol)shotgun is coming to u, u will not die too soon or kill them back. u must cover by mates if formation
3. Leo mylunar (talk) 10:38, June 17, 2018 (UTC) its invented by Zelink ( zelink2 aslo ,which is my second account)

## The Engineer

First, choose the shotgun, then use light to medium armor, get range, build, and kevlar.

1.Range will help you shoot up enemies from a distance while retaining the shotguns damage, and will help you get the other upgrades.

2.Build will allow you to make bases and is the most important part of this build (duh!). Plus, with the shotgun, people will avoid getting close to not get a face full of lead.

3.Kevlar, combined with the light to medium armor, will help if you need to take some bullets to the face, and will keep your butt alive if running or if it gets tough.

4.This build relies heavily on teamates to cover you and provide extra firepower while building if you don't have a base yet, or if your building one.

5.Avoid getting outnumbered or flanked as this build is weak against fast or long ranged players (that's why this build relies heavily on your teammates).

## TopHat's Builds

### Invisible

LMG 0-3 (3 would be preferable)Armor No Recoil Camo Silencer

Usage: Camping and spying while keeping a low identity, the silencer will confuse your enemy, No Recoil to boost Camo while shooting, and Camo to camp

Effective against: Campers.

Counter: Thermal

### Assassin

Pistol 0 Armor Speed Knife Kevlar

Usage: Maintain a quick speed while pelting your enemies with bullets and knives

Effective against: 3 Armor, Shotgun, Snipers, Spawnkilling.

Counter: Build/Forts, 1 v 4+, 2+ Snipers, LMG SMG Assaults, Range, Kevlar

## HoneEdge's Builds

### Anti-Sniper

For this build:

Weapon: Shotgun

Armor: 0 ticks

Perk 1: Kevlar

Perk 2: Shield

Perk 3: Range

Kevlar to make up for the armor and still gives good mobility, Shield to retreat from hordes of enemies or to get close to snipers, Range for in case you can't get too close or to prevent other shotguns and smgs. Decided to make this build because i killed SO many snipers with it. WARNING: You can still die from snipers if there are too many of them.

### The All-Purpose Tank

For this build:

Weapon: Pistol or SMG (Pistol Recommended SMG works too)

Armor: 3 ticks

Perk 1: Kevlar

Perk 2: Shield

Perk 3: Range

This build is easy to complete because you start off being tanky. You can kill a non armored no kevlar person in 2-3 shots (pistol) or a barrage (smg). Kevlar will basically double survival chance. Shield will help with retreating and charging into others as well as blocking those annoying one shot knives (which defeats the point of a tank). Range can help with both smg and pistol to ignore their terrible range and only care only about their lightness and dps.

### The Ranger

For this build:

Weapon: AR/Assault Rifle

Armor: 0 ticks

Perk 1: Range

Perk 2: Med/Grenade/Frag

Perk 3: Damage/Speed/Kevlar

This is a build I made when I was bored. AR is great at middle to long range, so I made it a somewhat sniper-like weapon. Range makes it very good at basically anything. Med if you also wanna be medic, grenade or frag works too. Damage for an easier time with aiming this thing. Speed to be a run-and-gun kind of guy. Kevlar for just trying to survive longer. (You are VERY vulnerable)

### Feelin' Gassy

For this build:

Weapon: AR/Assault Rifle

Armor: 0-1 ticks

Perk 1: Kevlar

Perk 2: Gas

Perk 3: Range

The build works best for TDM on a losing team. You can easily turn in around by gassing the center, making all the enemies spread out, and a small team can pick them off. Kevlar's for emergency retreats and if the plan backfires. Gas is gas. Range is so your AK can pick them off while hugging a wall or a built block.