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Machine Gun Frelly (Freja)- Revdraw Primary Fire build (Stadium)

Are you tired of using a Bola build in Stadium? I have the perfect alternative for you: the "Machine Gun" build. While it might not always be the "best" build, I find it both highly viable and incredibly fun for burning down tanks. This build focuses on primary fire and consistent damage rather than relying on the same old meta. Here is the breakdown of how I set up this build: 1. 0:10 - The Core Mechanic: Voliadu. The heart of this build is Voliadu, which causes every third rev crossbow shot to fire an additional two bolts in a spread. Even with the 22% reduced damage on those extra bolts, the sheer volume of fire allows me to melt through enemies. 2. 0:35 - Ammo Management with Deep Pockets. To keep the "machine gun" firing, I use Deep Pockets. This restores 40% of my max ammo every time I use an ability, which is essential for maintaining a high fire rate. 3. 0:50 - Peak Performance and Mobility. I usually select Peak Performance to gain a 20% updraft height. More importantly, it decreases my fall speed by 80% while I'm firing, which I call "falling with style". 4. 1:10 - Sustainability and Flex Slots. For my fourth power, I often choose Forger to heal for 8% of my max life after a quick dash. However, if I have a good healer like Mercy or I'm not dying often, I’ll swap this out for Seismic Shot. 5. 1:30 - Early Game: Scaling Attack Speed. In the first and second rounds, I prioritize Tracker Tag. Every bolt hit increases my attack speed by 20%, which is what really turns this into a machine gun early on. 6. 1:50 - Late Game: Transitioning to Weapon Power. As the match progresses, I stop focusing on attack speed and move toward Weapon Power. I utilize Hardlight Accelerator to boost attack power after dashes, and Codebreaker is a must-have for shredding through the armor that everyone runs late-game. 7. 2:10 - Consistent Damage and Closing. This build takes a little practice to master, but it provides consistent damage and a refreshing change of pace from the standard Freya playstyles. I work really hard on this content, so if you enjoyed this guide, please like and subscribe! Let me know in the comments what you think of the build.