How to Assemble the Strongest Team in The Outlier Mobile Game: A Guide to Building the Strongest Team Composition

As a PvP-themed game, players in The Unordinary need to use three characters to form a team for battles. When it comes to the team, it is essential to build a powerful one. To help everyone have their own strongest lineup in The Unordinary, and to make future battles smoother, here's a guide sharing. Let's take a look together.

Lineup One:

Based on feedback from players in the test server, there are three sets of lineups that are most commonly used. These three lineups will be introduced one by one in the following. The first lineup consists of Feng Baobao, Huo Ruhua, and Wan Tao. In this lineup, Huo Ruhua is the first character, currently the strongest long-range character in the game, whose main attack method is machine gun sweeping. This sweeping range is higher than all other characters' attack ranges, giving her an extremely strong ability to harass and kite opponents, allowing her to keep distance and continuously harass. As the first character in the lineup, under normal operation, she can steadily defeat the opponent's first character, creating an advantage for the team.

The second character to appear is Feng Baobao, a close-range character with quick response capabilities. She has a very strong ability to seize the initiative in offense. Once caught by her, the opponent will suffer a full set of damage, which is both high and fast. As the second character in the lineup, when facing an opponent who has been worn down by Ruhua, she won't give the opponent any chance to grind blood, quickly ending the battle and moving into the final stage.

In the final stage, if Feng Baobao is taken out, then the last character, Wan Tao, will appear. He is a mid-range attacker who uses a ball in his hand for output. This ball has various transformations, making it difficult for opponents to predict and thus at a disadvantage. Simply put, this character mainly relies on information asymmetry. Under such circumstances, the opponent doesn't know how to counter, so they usually lose the final battle. This is the first lineup.

Lineup Two:

The second lineup consists of Zhuge Qing, Balun, and Wang Ye. In this lineup, Zhuge Qing is the first character, possessing a variety of Qimen techniques, making him a versatile character. In battle, he can use various Qimen skills to wear down the opponent. In this regard, he is similar to Ruhua, but he also has more burst damage. After hitting and finding an opening, he can move in for close-range attacks, making his burst damage even stronger.

The second character, Balun, is the only character at present with ground-based skills. As such, after the enemy is knocked down, he can still deal damage. This suppressive capability is unique in the game. Additionally, he has multiple grab skills, providing stable output efficiency and a very high skill ceiling and floor. Whether a newcomer or a veteran, using this character will yield good results.

The third character, Wang Ye, is similar to Zhuge Qing, but with more close-range combat abilities, essentially a combination of him and Feng Baobao. This gives him both consumption and suppression capabilities, making him a well-rounded and strong character. Using him as the last character is a great choice. This is the second lineup.

Lineup Three:

The last lineup to introduce is formed by Huo Ruhua, Balun, and Feng Baobao, which is also the most common lineup currently. In this lineup, Huo Ruhua is still the first character, primarily for wearing down the opponent. The order of Feng Baobao and Balun does not matter; they can be used freely. This lineup focuses on character suppression, bringing together characters with simple mechanics, high skill ceilings, and low floors, forming a powerful and well-balanced team.

This is the detailed guide for building the strongest lineup in The Unordinary. After reading the introduction, you should have a clear understanding of the composition of the powerful teams in the game. With these three strong lineups as references, you can try building your own now.