PUBG Blindspot Agent tier list

PUBG Blindspot is available on Steam via early access, and the launch offers 15 different Agents for you to choose from

Every Agent has unique weapons, gadgets, and more to play with. Nine Agents are available at launch by default, and you can unlock six more with your in-game credits. While all available choices seem to be pretty strong, some are better than the rest.

Complete PUBG Blindspot tier list

While the basic gadgets for most Agents are the same, they differ in their Uniques and Primary Weapon. I have used three different tiers to separate all the characters.

• S-tier Agents have meta weapons and Unique gadgets that make them the foundation of a competitive team.
• A-tier Agents have strong weapons and good Unique gadgets, but they’re some way from the top.
• B-tier Agents are decent choices, but their Primary weapons and Unique gadgets feel slightly weak in certain areas.

S-tier

• Apex: He is my favorite Assault Agent, and for good reasons. He’s available for free and is an excellent choice for beginners. The Blue Zone grenade flushes out hidden enemies, thereby reducing the strategic advantage of your enemies.
• Fanatic: Not many seem to realize how vital support (Tacticians) are in PUBG Blindspot. Her Med Kit allows you to provide heals and sustain your allies for a longer period in a battle. Her P90 is also a strong choice when it comes to damage.
• Kayak: Kayak is one of the smartest Agents, all thanks to his Remote Charge Unique. The gadget allows you to plant and trigger remote explosives that can rip through enemies and blockades alike. You can also ambush enemies if you plant the explosives carefully.

A-tier

• Goldberg: Goldberg might not be the best Tactician in solo; his utility goes up in well-coordinated teams. His Red Chip Booster amplifies the physical abilities of all his teammates, allowing the whole squad to perform better. The G36C also shoots well and has decent accuracy.
• Buddy: If you like to stay in the back and play safe, Buddy is a good choice. Her Drill Camera also feeds data to the entire squad. However, you’ll want to be good with your aim.
• Collision: While Collision is a Tactician, I play him more like an Assault. His S1300 shotgun is lethal at close range, and you can set up Proxy Mines at blind spots to catch the enemy off guard.
• Haze: In the right hands, Haze can be considered as S-tier. His Micro Uzi uses silenced Magnum bullets that prevent the enemy from tracing his location, and Focus Stim provides a temporary boost to his overall performance.
• Blaze: A well-rounded Agent who does decent damage with UMP45 and burns enemies with his Molotov. He’s pretty easy to learn and master.
• Karnival: If you like a no-nonsense breacher, Karnival is a good choice. He is available for free and comes with the might AKM as his Primary. The Explosive Hammer is easy to use and can finish an enemy in a few strikes.

B-tier

• Whistle: While her FAMAS weapon is one of the stronger choices in the meta, the Blue Chip Tracker is very situational. She’s A-tier if you’re playing in a well-coordinated team, but lacks elsewhere.
• Wilson: Wilson is an exceptionally situational Agent whose entire use-case scenario depends on shielding his team. You’ll have to play in the front and use his Ballistic Shield to save teammates.
• Dropout: She is one of the hardest Agents to master. Her Vector Primary dishes out decent damage, but I am not a fan of her Gas Launcher Unique. You’ll really need to take time when you use the gadget for maximum results. Once used, you’ll need to hope for your allies to charge in at the correct moment.
• Clarice: She’s a brilliant Agent who can detect enemy movements with the Motion Sensor. However, her overall effectiveness depends heavily on how well-coordinated the team is. The M249E3 Primary is supremely strong in terms of overall damage output.

Two Agents are waiting to be assessed: Patch and Zen. Both characters remain locked by default, and I will be reviewing both. Remember that opinions for some Agents could vary based on how you like to operate. Always compose a team that has different roles and allows you to be flexible in a fight.

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The Naval Update in Rust has introduced the Deep Sea location for players to explore, and there are plenty of things to find.

The Naval update is the first major patch of the new year. It centers around how water voyages have worked in the past, while it also brings up the Deep Sea. The new region is filled with danger, but rewards await those who’re bold enough.

How to reach the Deep Sea in Rust

The first task is a Boat Building Station and the necessary resources for building it. As an alternative, you can use the RHIBs or PT Boats to venture into this new region. However, having your own boat is better. Incidentally, you can’t find the Deep Sea, which is strange but understandable.

Once you’ve built your boat, load plenty of resources and supplies. Then, you can begin your journey to locate the new region. You can do so either on your own or with your buddies.

Rust Deep Sea location explored

The Deep Sea is a dangerous area to be in, and expect to find enemies in plenty. Here are a few things that the region offers.

Floating Cities

You’ll find Floating Cities in the Deep Sea location, which allows players to rest, recharge their supplies, and find essential things for their adventures. Floating Cities also have a farming barge that allows you to grow and harvest fresh fish.

You can also try your luck in the Deep Deck Casino in these cities. These places will allow you to interact with other players without bullets flying by your head.

Islands

You’ll find several small islands in the Deep Sea Location that offer you various loot. However, these lands are filled with Scientists who will prevent you from looting the place. The exact degree of resistance and resources that you find will vary across different islands, and they’re random.

Ghost Ship

You’ll occasionally come across dilapidated ships stranded in the middle of the ocean. These are Ghost Ships, and they’re filled with loot. However, they’re protected by scientists, and you’ll need to take them down to grab all the resources. Some Ghost Ships might also contain locked crates that you can hack for valuables.

Boats

The Scientists patrol the ocean waters in their own custom boats that come in two variants: PT and RHIBs. You’ll frequently find them around Ghost Ships, but their locations can be random. PT Boats have two turrets, and they can be extremely dangerous for players. RHIBs might not be armed, but you’ll find Scientists and equipment on them. Approaching them should be strategic, as the Scientists can and will fire at you.

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