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Brawl Stars' dynamic roster features more than 70 brawlers to choose from. Each character offers their own set of unique skills and playstyle, which will be put to the test in the various modes. But since there are so many fighters, we'll rank the best Brawl Stars characters in an epic tier list.
For the best of the best, we'll start with the S Tier Brawl Stars characters, then work our way down to C Tier:
Brawl Stars' S Tier brawlers work for almost any mode thanks to their versatile abilities. For example, Buzz with a Hypercharge can be an absolute beast, allowing you to take down opponents with a few hits. Melodie has also become a fan-favorite amongst the brawlers due to her high damage rates and speedy movements.
Based on my own experience, Nita is my favorite Brawl Stars character to use. Her teddy bear can annilate players on the field instantly. Using both your attacks and her NPC helps increase attack damage.
On the other hand, the Brawl Stars B Tier is hit-or-miss. While they can be vital in some modes, the fighters are significantly weak in different variations. You can see that with characters like Mico, who primarily excels in Knockout but not much else. These characters have also received more impactful de-buffs, even worse than A Tier.
The C Tier may be the one you want to avoid altogether. They just don't really do much attack-wise, and they can be challenging to maneuver on the field.
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Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing over the past few days. This week we've gone with a bit of a theme: matchmaking. We've pulled on some of our most memorable matchmaking experiences from games we loved. Can you remember any of yours?
If you fancy catching up on some of the older editions of What We've Been Playing, here's our archive.
RuneScape is a game with a lot of grinding and, in many cases, this means a lot of standing around. Be it Woodcutting or Fishing, you'll find yourself fixed to one location where the only movement is between skill-spots or when it's time for a bank run to deposit your goods. (Unless you're a litterbug who just dumps everything on the ground.) Due to this I, and many other RuneScape players, have partaken in the long standing tradition of chatting away as your XP slowly climbs to the next level.
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