How To Play: Buck

Buck is an attacker with the JTF2 Canadian CTU.
His special gadget is a skeleton key which is an underbarrel shotgun mounted under his primary weapon.
He has medium armour and medium speed.

He has 2 primary weapons:
C8-SFW - Assualt Rifle
CAMRS - Marksman Rifle

I would recommend the C8-SFW assualt rifle as it has decent damage and has a high rate of fire, although I would recommend the CAMRS marksman rifle for longer distances.

He only has 1 secondary weapon:
Mk1 9mm - Semi-Automatic pistol

I would recomend the Mk1 9mm as it is the only pistol the Canadian JTF2 has available to choose for them.

He also has 2 gadgets to carry:
Frag Grenade
Stun Grenade

Both of these gadgets are great but I would go with the frag grenades, there is not really any recommendation for his gadgets as both of work so well with Buck.
Again all of these selections is personally what I use so you can go with any loadout you want.

A detailed review of Buck:
Credits to iceycat25 for making the video.

Preperation Phase
You just scout with your drone.......there is no need for any explination here,it is that simple,drive around and try to find the objective.

Action Phase
Buck is good for short to medium range, his shotgun for short range and his rifle for medium range engagements.
He can knock murderholes (Made By Using His Shotgun) into the walls surrounding the objective to confuse the enemy from where you are shooting from, as well as creating lines of sight for you and your teammates to see through.
If you scount out the objective room first and you know an enemy is hiding beside a breakable wall, you can use your underbarrel shotgun to break a hole in the wall and switch to your rifle to finish the enemy off.
But because of this, enemies would also look out for holes in the wall, so Buck is still played best with a sheild operator because if the enemy shoots back at you from your murderhole, you still can as the sheild to cover up the hole while you shoot the enemy in the face.

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