Solid Center

Gem Control: The center of the map is crucial for gem control. Focus on gaining control of the middle area and holding it as much as possible. This will give your team an advantage in collecting gems and putting pressure on the enemy team. Team Composition: It's important to have a well-balanced team composition that includes a Gem Carrier, a Mid-range Brawler, and a Control/Support Brawler. The Gem Carrier should have good survivability and mobility, while the Mid-range Brawler can provide damage and control the center area. The Control/Support Brawler can help with area denial, crowd control, or healing. Map Awareness: Keep an eye on the gem spawns and communicate with your team to ensure you have a player dedicated to picking up new gems as they appear. Being aware of the gem spawn timings will give you an advantage in securing and maintaining gem control. Bush Control: Utilize the bushes on the map to your advantage. Control and deny access to the bushes in the center area to make it harder for the enemy team to approach or surprise your team. Consider using Brawlers with abilities or gadgets that can reveal or clear bushes, such as Bo or Sprout. Map Control: Establish control of key areas, such as the center and the sides, to limit the enemy team's movement options. This will give your team more opportunities to collect gems and force the enemy team into unfavorable positions. Gem Carrier Strategy: The Gem Carrier should focus on staying alive and avoiding unnecessary risks. They should prioritize collecting gems when safe to do so and fall back to their teammates for protection when necessary. It's crucial to communicate with your team and coordinate gem collection to minimize the risk of losing gems. Support and Control: The Control/Support Brawler should assist the Gem Carrier by providing area denial, crowd control, or healing. Brawlers like Gene, Pam, or Jessie can be effective in this role, allowing your team to maintain control of the center area and protect the Gem Carrier. Map Control Swaps: If your team is struggling to gain control of the center area, consider switching strategies and focusing on maintaining control of the side lanes instead. This can help disrupt the enemy team's gem collection and create opportunities for your team to catch up or take the lead. Timing Supers: Coordinate your team's Super abilities to maximize their impact. Combining Supers can lead to powerful team wipes or area denial, allowing your team to gain control of the gems and maintain an advantage.