Classes & Builds
Specializations, ability packages, and role-focused build priorities.
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Use Assault when the squad needs a mobile front-line Operator who can pressure objectives instead of holding one firing lane.
Use Assault when the squad needs a mobile front-line Operator who can pressure objectives instead of holding one firing lane.
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
Star Wars Zero CompanyClasses And Builds
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Use Assault when the squad needs a mobile front-line Operator who can pressure objectives instead of holding one firing lane.
Verified guideBuild each Operator around one repeatable job: hold a lane, remove priority targets, reposition enemies, protect allies, or sustain the squad. Match Specialization, loadout, and abilities to that job, then use bonds and cross-training to reinforce the team plan rather than maximizing unrelated stats.
Verified guideMost Operators use one of eight standard Specializations: Assault, Gunslinger, Heavy, Medic, Scoundrel, Scout, Sharpshooter, or Soldier. Each includes an Ultimate, a Standard ability, and a Passive. Choose by the role your squad needs, then judge the complete ability package rather than the class name alone.
Verified guideBuild Gunslinger around repeated pressure and flexible pistol positioning; Quick Draw and Open Fire define its offensive identity.
Verified guideUse Heavy to anchor exposed fights and sustain pressure with a Repeater rather than chasing long flanks. EA lists Bulwark and Unstoppable among Heavy abilities.
Verified guideMedic is the safest support pick when injuries and recovery threaten the squad's ability to finish an operation. EA lists Morale Boost, Combat Stim, Lifesaving Measures, and First Responder.
Verified guideChoose Scout for information and timing advantages, using recon to make the rest of the squad's actions safer. EA lists Ambush, Combat Recon, Tactical Timing, and The Spotter.
Verified guideGive Sharpshooter stable sightlines and a Longarm, then protect the position instead of spending actions on repeated relocation.
Verified guidePick Soldier when you want a direct, flexible beginner specialization. EA recommends Soldier or Assault with a Blaster Rifle; Soldier's published kit includes Rocket Strike and Brutal Strike, while Strength and Armsmaster support broad weapon use. Confirm final numbers in the current build before committing upgrades.
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