Ring of Fire

The map features a single zone with large bush clusters in the center lane and L-shaped lakes. Here are some tips for playing on this map: Support sharpshooters for the center lane: Brawlers will contest over the confined single-zone, so having a support sharpshooter is important. They can handle enemies as they come in from the bush tips and provide cover fire for their teammates. Opt for medium-ranged Brawlers: Heavyweights have little protection on this map, so it's better to use medium-ranged Brawlers. They perform well in combat situations and are versatile in various scenarios, giving your team an advantage. Utilize the right lane for long-ranged Brawlers: Long-ranged Brawlers can take advantage of the right lane to catch enemies across the obstacles. However, they should be aware of potential ambushes, and their teammates should support them and keep them safe. Quick entry into enemy bushes: Short to medium-ranged Brawlers should aim to enter enemy bushes quickly to protect fragile teammates capturing the zone. This helps maintain control and creates a favorable situation for your team. Consider Pam for the map: Pam's high HP and long range make her ideal for combat situations. She can fend off incoming enemies from a distance, and her Super, placed in the center of the zone, provides vital healing to allies inside the Hot Zone. Bo and Tara for bush control: Bo and Tara are excellent choices due to the large array of bushes on the map. Their supers are great for zoning and controlling the area, giving your team an advantage in the single zone. Utilize Rico's bouncing shots: Rico can hide inside bushes on the enemies' side and use his bouncing shots to damage and hinder enemies as they respawn. Chaining his Super can provide additional control and pressure. Lou's Super for zone coverage: Lou's Super can cover most of the center part, making it difficult for enemies to escape or capture the zone. Using Lou strategically can disrupt the enemy's movements and give your team an edge. Utilize the bushes behind L-shaped walls: The bushes behind the L-shaped walls are hard for the enemy team to reach but are relatively close to the zone. Brawlers like Penny, 8-Bit with Plugged In, and Throwers can take advantage of this and place their turrets or boosters there to provide extra damage and support. Rosa's Unfriendly Bushes Gadget: Rosa can use her Unfriendly Bushes Gadget at the start of the game to slow down enemies as they approach the zone. This can help her team gain initial control and later in the game, she can use it to slow down and reveal enemies in the large bush masses. Stu's viability: Stu is viable on this map as he can drop his Speed Zone Gadget behind the L-shaped walls to help teammates return to their lanes faster. He can also reside in the upper bush clusters to take down respawned enemies and utilize his Gaso-Heal Star Power for sustainability. Tick's advantage without wall-breakers: If the enemy team does not have wall-breakers, Tick can be a good choice. He can hide in the L-shaped walls, cut off chokepoints, and force the enemy team to group up, making it easier for your team to capture and control the zone.