To bank the most cash and win THE FINALS, you’ll need the help of the best Light, Medium, and Heavy Builds. Builds are THE FINALS’ attempt at classes, and each one has access to a multitude of weapons, specialisations, and gadgets, making each build feel distinctly different. This primer overviews the best Light, Medium, and Heavy Builds in the free-to-play first-person shooter from Embark Studios.
Best Light Build in THE FINALS
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- Specialisation: Grappling Hook
- Weapon: V9S
- Gadgets: Flashbang, Thermal Vision, Smoke Grenade
As the designated hit-and-runners, the Light Build can move quite fast, but they have much less health than the other classes. Due to the nature of the build, the best Light Builds focus on maximising mobility while providing the user with plenty of tools to escape unfavourable situations.
For starters, the Grappling Hook is a must-have for almost any Light Build. You can use the Grappling Hook offensively to chase enemies or defensively to retreat and regroup.
As for gadgets, the Flashbang is great for breaching buildings and getting the jump on your foes. Then, when it’s time to escape, toss a Smoke Grenade and make your getaway.
However, thanks to Thermal Vision, you can use Smoke Grenades offensively, too! Thermal Vision allows you to see the heat signatures of other contestants. So, if you combine the two gadgets, you can sit in your smoke and fire out at enemies, and if they don’t have Thermal Vision themselves, they won’t be able to do anything but run away and take cover or fire back blindly. This is a popular strategy for Bangalore users in Apex Legends.
Finally, the V9S is the best all-around weapon for the Light Build. While you can definitely craft some interesting Light Builds focused on the SR-84 Sniper Rifle or the Sword, the V9S is by far the most well-rounded and flexible of the weapons available to the Light Build.
On the surface, the V9S looks like a basic sidearm, but this semi-automatic pistol is deceptively powerful and excels in close, medium, and occasionally, long-range engagements. One of the most underrated aspects of the V9S is its ammo capacity. With 24 bullets in the mag, you can fire off what feels like an endless number of rounds before you need to think about reloading.
Best Medium Build in THE FINALS
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- Specialisation: Healing Beam
- Weapon: AKM
- Gadgets: Defibrillator, Jump Pad, Zipline
The Medium Build is a jack-of-all-trades that can assist its allies with healing, scanning, and/or support-based specialisations and gadgets. Furthermore, the Medium Build boasts average movement speed and health, making it the most all-purpose class in THE FINALS.
The Medium Build can fulfil all sorts of roles, but it’s at its best when it prioritises healing by equipping both the Healing Beam specialisation and the Defibrillator gadget. The Healing Beam functions like Mercy’s Caduceus Staff from Overwatch, snapping onto teammates and continuously restoring their health from up to 15 metres away. And if a fellow contestant ever dies, you can use a Defibrillator to bring them back to life instantly.
These healing-based tools alone make the Medium Build a valuable ally, but the Medium Build is arguably the best offensive class in THE FINALS, too! Pairing the Jump Pad and the Zipline gadgets gives the Medium Build mobility that rivals that of the Light Build. Movement is the skill gap in THE FINALS, so you want access to all the movement-enhancing specialisations and gadgets!
Like the Medium Build itself, the AKM is a Jack-of-all-trades and undoubtedly the best weapon available to the Medium Build. The AKM is an all-arounder that performs amazing up-close and from afar. The FCAR is a decent alternative, but the mag size of the AKM gives it the edge.
Best Heavy Build in THE FINALS
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- Specialisation: Charge ‘N’ Slam
- Weapon: M60
- Gadgets: RPG-7, Barricade, Explosive Mine
As the name of the class suggests, the Heavy Build sports the most HP of all the builds, but it’s also the slowest. The Heavy Build is essentially the tank of THE FINALS, leading the charge on Cashout Stations and controlling objectives with its diverse toolkit.
The Heavy Build is lethargic and slow for the most part, but the Charge ‘N’ Slam gives it some much-needed manoeuvrability. You can use the Charge ‘N’ Slam to propel forward and break through walls and obstacles and deal damage to enemy contestants, or you can activate it mid-air to smash the ground in an area-of-effect assault.
Equip the RPG-7 to give the Heavy Build yet another offensive-oriented tool. The RPG-7 is a must-have for any Heavy Build, thanks to its ease of use and sheer explosive power.
Lastly, the Barricade and the Explosive Mine allow the Heavy Build to defend objectives single-handedly. You can set up Barricades at entry points to block opponents, and if they do get by, a well-placed Explosive Mine will make them regret their decision to set foot into your territory.
Unless you’re trying your hand at a meme build or just messing around in THE FINALS, the M60 is probably your best bet when it comes to which weapon to use with the Heavy Build. The M60 LMG is the best all-around weapon available to the Heavy Build, capable of mowing down hordes of enemies at varied ranges of combat. Using the Sledgehammer or the Flamethrower with the Heavy Build can be fun, but it’s not exactly viable against competent contestants.
THE FINALS: Open Beta is in full swing until November 5, 2023, so it’s the perfect time to try the free-to-play first-person shooter! Use the best Light, Medium, and Heavy Builds in THE FINALS and watch your winrate grow dramatically!
Stay tuned to our THE FINALS homepage and be ready when THE FINALS officially launches in late 2023!
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