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| Community Foundry strategy | |
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| Basic Information | |
| Developer(s): | Unknown |
| Map Info | |
| Environment: | Industrial |
| Setting: | Dusk, cloudy |
| Hazards: | Cauldron Fire |
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This article is for learning how to play more effectively on Foundry.
Contents
General Strategy (All Classes)
Class-specific strategy
Scout
- There are many flanking routes around the second and final control points. Use these to your advantage.
- The Force-A-Nature's knockback is useful for pushing enemies into the Cauldron at the final Control Point.
Soldier
Pyro
- Using the Side Path can help you avoid most enemies.
- You can airblast enemies into the Cauldron on the first and final control points for easy kills.
- The third Control Point is not ideal for Pyros due to its open layout.
