Middle Ground

Utilize medium to long-ranged Brawlers: Due to the lack of horizontal walls and open straits in the center, heavyweights may struggle to approach enemies effectively. Opt for Brawlers with medium to long-range attacks to take advantage of the open space and safely deal damage to the enemy team. Control the corners of the lakes: Brawlers like Tick, Sprout, and Barley can establish control by positioning themselves at the corners of the lakes. They can use their attacks to block off lanes entirely and limit the enemy's movement options. Take advantage of the obstacles and rope fences for additional cover and protection. Preserve the blocks in-between center bushes: If your team has a thrower, it's beneficial not to destroy the blocks in-between the center bushes. These blocks provide additional cover and limit the line of sight for sharpshooters. Focus on maintaining control of the bushes and deny enemy access to them. Defensive options against assassins: Nani and Brock can serve as good defensive options when playing alongside throwers against assassins like Edgar and Stu. Use their long-range attacks to poke and pressure the assassins, preventing them from getting too close to your team's throwers. Utilize Leon's Super and Smoke Trails Star Power: Leon's wide area of attack allows him to poke enemies and charge his Super quickly. His Smoke Trails Star Power provides more strategic options, especially when countering throwers who are likely to control the corners of the lakes. Use Leon's Super to surprise enemies or escape unfavorable situations. Long-range sharpshooters: The wide open space in the middle makes Brawlers like Piper and Bea useful choices. Their long-range attacks can be deadly in this map. Piper's Super can also be used strategically to destroy enemy cover, making it easier for her to snipe out Brawlers. Position yourself carefully and take advantage of the map's layout to maximize your sniping potential.