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The Most Efficient Way to Use Electrical Barriers in Apex Legends
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The tactical skill Wattson's Defensive Perimeter can often be devastating in the Summit Games, but combined with the tight caverns of the Doomsday, players can be left in a difficult situation.
The diverse roster of Apex Legends characters provides players with a wide range of options to choose from. From the Dimensional Fighter to the Adrenaline Junkie, players are spoiled for choice.
Even though Wattson is one of the least used characters in the game, her abilities are often overlooked and can come in handy in most critical situations.
The defensive perimeter of the Steadfast Defender is often used to cause a tactical standoff (of sorts) at the highest level of competition.
By positioning the components of nodes, players can create a seemingly impenetrable layer of security, giving the enemy very little room to maneuver.
One experienced player used this concept to his advantage, as he combined the damaging effects of the impending Ring with Wattson's fences to create a galvanic sheath.
Being in a do-or-die situation, this player found himself in a one-on-three situation. Knowing that engaging in combat with an entire squad could lead to defeat, he used his knowledge World's End cardsto gain the upper hand.
With an enemy unit at the edge of the Ring, the player set up a series of electric fences that zigzagged their way through the cave.
After successfully hitting the squad's shields with his Energy Rifle several times, he retreated while his fences slowed his enemies down and the Ring killed them.
After the disastrous effects of the Ring took their toll, the player was rewarded for their efforts with a full victory for the situation.
While Wattson's Barriers often give teams an advantage over opponents, they rarely have such a devastating effect as this one, which requires an element of luck with the timing and direction of the Ring's movement.
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