I actually like the cage on the left because activating it on enemies will literally "blind" them, and allow you or your teammates on-site to pick them off, but you should pair it with a tripwire to time it best I think, because you can honestly just isolate that left area specifically, and get 2+ every time if ur below Immortal. I'm not so sure about the cage on the right however. A teammate that can traverse vertically could get on top of the boxes on the right and it might actually make it a decent one-way but otherwise I'm not sure it works. As I always say to people, instead of inventing your own lineups, try to see what pro players use in solo queue. Is using two cages for one chokepoint really optimal? Can you perhaps use those cages elsewhere? Throwing it normally, or one-waying the spike, might provide more consistent results.
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I actually like the cage on the left because activating it on enemies will literally "blind" them, and allow you or your teammates on-site to pick them off, but you should pair it with a tripwire to time it best I think, because you can honestly just isolate that left area specifically, and get 2+ every time if ur below Immortal.
I'm not so sure about the cage on the right however. A teammate that can traverse vertically could get on top of the boxes on the right and it might actually make it a decent one-way but otherwise I'm not sure it works.
As I always say to people, instead of inventing your own lineups, try to see what pro players use in solo queue. Is using two cages for one chokepoint really optimal? Can you perhaps use those cages elsewhere? Throwing it normally, or one-waying the spike, might provide more consistent results.
That makes a lot of sense! Thank you very much for your feedback! I will be keeping that in mind for future ones I find!