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[[File:Deadlock Map.jpg|thumb|The minimap present in the bottom-right corner of Deadlock's HUD.]] | [[File:Deadlock Map.jpg|thumb|The minimap present in the bottom-right corner of Deadlock's HUD.]] | ||
The beginning of each round in [[Deadlock]] assigns each member of both teams to 1 of 4 lanes, following a 1-2-2-1 format (from left to right, 1 indicates a solo lane and 2 indicates a duo) where every player is randomly assigned to a position. (Note: Duo parties are more likely to be queued into the same lane) Support-centric characters like [[Ivy]] or [[Dynamo]] prefer a duo playstyle with a high-DPS counterpart whereas self-reliant characters with built in sustain options or poke are better in the Broadway or York solo lanes. (Blue and Yellow colored) | |||
Revision as of 05:11, 27 August 2024
Strategy in Deadlock is based on the game's unique mechanics focused on a combination of both third-person-shooter mechanics and MOBA gameplay.
Laning
The beginning of each round in Deadlock assigns each member of both teams to 1 of 4 lanes, following a 1-2-2-1 format (from left to right, 1 indicates a solo lane and 2 indicates a duo) where every player is randomly assigned to a position. (Note: Duo parties are more likely to be queued into the same lane) Support-centric characters like Ivy or Dynamo prefer a duo playstyle with a high-DPS counterpart whereas self-reliant characters with built in sustain options or poke are better in the Broadway or York solo lanes. (Blue and Yellow colored)