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When playing Strinova, you’ll often find yourself keeping a distance from enemies and waiting for them to advance so you can counterattack. This strategy becomes crucial when you’re on defense, as attackers are typically clustered together. If you rush out without intel, it can lead to a swift defeat.
However, Fuchsia stands out as an agent who can bend this rule. Her abilities equip her to engage multiple foes and return safely. Mastering her may take some practice, but it’s definitely worth it.
Understanding Fuchsia’s Abilities
Fuchsia’s primary weapon deals some of the highest damage, and she comes equipped with an excellent set of skills for taking on enemies:
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Apex Predator |
Fuchsia creates a sphere around herself, revealing all enemies inside only to her. Enemies at full health are revealed briefly, while those with lower health remain visible for the entire duration of this ability. |
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Hunter’s Feast |
Defeating an enemy or assisting in their takedown allows you to collect an orb dropped near their body, which replenishes some of your health. The first orb also boosts your maximum health. |
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Bloodbath |
This ability increases Fuchsia’s firing rate and weapon handling. The duration extends each time you collect an orb, and it simultaneously reveals all enemies in your line of sight. |
Best Loadout for Fuchsia
When you begin with a new character in Strinova, you must select a secondary weapon and two tactical items along with the primary weapon, which remains fixed. Fuchsia’s main weapon is an automatic rifle that excels at close range, where she performs best.
A suitable choice for her secondary weapon is the Ninjato. It comes in handy for situations where ammo is running low and you need a final blow, or to finish off downed enemies. For tactical items, using a smoke bomb is ideal.
Utilize smoke to obscure your position when enemies are near, then reveal and attack them through the cover.
A flashbang or a regular grenade can serve as the second tactical item. The flashbang will assist you in closing the gap to your foes easily, while the grenade can flush them from hiding spots. Moreover, Fuchsia’s second awakened ability, Second Wind, is incredibly advantageous in any situation.
This ability allows you to rise after being downed, automatically recovering after a few seconds. It’s a beneficial scenario since you’ll either stand back up or force enemies to expend extra ammunition to finish you off, giving your team an opportunity to counterattack. Other essential upgrades for Fuchsia include:
- Reduced cooldown for Apex Predator
- Increased headshot damage for critical hits
- Improved reload speed
- Enhanced base firing rate
Playing Tips for Fuchsia
Besides familiarizing yourself with her abilities and optimal loadout, here are a few essential tips to maximize your effectiveness as Fuchsia:
- Fuchsia can easily overreach due to her limited skill range. While her abilities necessitate proximity to enemies, straying too far from your team can lead to a quick defeat.
- Revealing an enemy with your ability sends a notification, alerting them to your presence. Aim to surprise an isolated target before marking their allies.
- Once you take down an enemy, finish them off immediately unless you’re being rushed by their teammates. The health boost from defeating enemies can be crucial during battles.
