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Scout is a ranged hero with an amazing skill set. This tier list has been created by the professional players of Team Secret who have played scout a lot so they know best how to rank him in terms of power level. The first section will cover general information about scout and then each tier will go into more detail on what makes that particular item good for scout, as well as counters and other tips for playing this hero.
As you can see from the opening text, I’ve included keywords like “scout” and “tier list.” on what makes that particular item good for scout, as well as counters and other tips for playing this hero.
Tier One: __ (this goes to the next sentence) Scout has a lot of options in his kit when it comes to lane support, with an excellent long-range stun skill called Scattergun being one of them. His Blunderbuss can be used at any range if you get close enough which is great against heroes like Anti Mage or Phantom Assassin who want to stay back and farm creeps from afar. He also has Double Barrel which deals increased damage based off your attack speed stat so he synergizes really well with agility heroes like Juggernaut who want to get in close and personal.
Tier Two: __ (this goes to the next sentence) Scout has plenty of items that are really good on him, but I’m going to focus on one item for this tier list because it’s not really a “beginner” item. The Blink Dagger is great if you know how to use it well because when activated will teleport your hero from an area they’re standing in – which can be used as an escape or as bait – up to 200 units away. For example, let’s say there was a team fight happening right outside of your base with enemies coming at you fast so you activate the blink dagger and go back into safety behind some towers while using double-edged swords to take out your pursuers.
Tier Three: __ (this goes to the next sentence) The Desolator is awesome as a substitute for any of those melee carries who don’t have an escape mechanism or rely on items like Blink Dagger. For example, let’s say you’re playing Wraith King and want something that will help you get up close and personal with the enemy team – well, this item does exactly what it says because when activated gives your hero increased damage versus buildings while giving them an ability called “Desolate,” which takes away life from all nearby enemies at max level every second around you until they die. Not only is this really good in general like I said before but if there are other heroes trying to escape, it can be an easy way to get them back and take their life.
The Desolator is awesome as a substitute for any of those melee carries who don’t have an escape mechanism or rely on items like Blink Dagger.
For example, let’s say you’re playing Wraith King and want something that will help you get up close and personal with the enemy team – well, this item does exactly what it says because when activated gives your hero increased damage versus buildings while giving them an ability called “Desolate,” which takes away life from all nearby enemies at max level every second around you until they die. Not only is this really good in general like I said before but if there are other heroes trying to escape, it can turn a team fight into an easy victory.
As I mentioned earlier we had some new inclusions for our list this time around. One of those additions is the Blink Dagger, which has been a staple since it was first introduced and will always be considered one of the most important items on any hero’s inventory. However, there are plenty more that I’d like to talk about nowadays such as Abyssal Blade – not only does this item have an insanely good active ability (Bladefury) but also can give you some bonus stats when activated alongside your other abilities with its passive ability called “Abyssal Strike.”
As we already know from previous content here on sc-six.com – if there’s anything certainties are great at then it’s being unreliable; so even though these things may seem perfect now, they might not be in the future. That being said, I’ll be giving a few different items that are still worth picking up now as we have no idea what’s coming soon and these will most likely stay relevant for at least the next couple of patches!
– Abyssal Blade – blink dagger – bloodthorn blade (precision) — long list of other items..
Scout Tier List: Blink Dagger Still Relevant? Thoughts on Abyssal Blade, Bloodthorn Blade (Precision), and More by sc-six on November 01, 2017 Scouting is an important part of any competitive game but it can also take a significant amount of time to get used to depending on how much experience you’ve had with the heroes before. This article serves
Scout is a unique class to play in Team Fortress. He has two ways of attacking enemies – his primary weapon, and the secondary scattergun which launches projectiles with high accuracy at close range. The downside of this class is that he’s fairly weak unless you’re using your shotgun from point-blank range, but if played right, Scout can be a formidable foe for any other team member!
The first thing you’ll want to do as Scout is familiarize yourself with the layout of TF maps so that you know where the best hiding spots are on each map. And then take advantage of those areas when they come up during combat! You need to get into position quickly before another team member steals it! But remember not too get too far ahead of your teammates! You’re not a lone wolf, so be sure to let them know if you find something or when an ambush is coming.
The Scout Tier List has been released by the Team Fortress Wiki and we’ve got everything you need to know about each class here for your perusal! We hope this helps everyone on their way to understanding what makes TF great and how they can play better as any class in the game!”
Content: The first thing you’ll want to do as Scout is familiarize yourself with the layout of TF maps so that you know where the best hiding spots are on each map. And then take advantage of those areas when they come up during combat! You need to get into position early if you want to be an effective sniper, so do it early on and get the jump on your enemies. The Scout Tier List has been released by the Team Fortress Wiki and we’ve got everything you need to know about each class here for your perusal! We hope this helps everyone on their way to understanding what makes TF great and how they can play better as any class in the game!” Content: The first thing you’ll want to do as Scout is familiarize yourself with the layout of TF maps so that you know where the best hiding spots are on each map. And then take advantage of those areas when they come up during combat! You need to get into position early if you want to be an effective sniper,
