Alright, folks, let’s talk about Colette. I’ve been messing around with her in Brawl Stars, trying to figure out the best way to play her. I’m no pro, but I’ve definitely learned a few things along the way.
First, I started by just jumping into some games. I picked Colette, slapped on whatever Gadget and Star Power I had unlocked, and went for it. Big mistake! I got absolutely wrecked. She felt super weak, and I couldn’t figure out how to do any real damage.
So, I did what any sensible person would do – I watched some YouTube videos. Okay, maybe not sensible, but it helped! I saw people talking about specific builds, and I started to understand her mechanics a little better. Her main attack does damage based on a percentage of the enemy’s current health, not their max health. That was a game-changer.
My Experimentation Process
I started experimenting with different combinations. Here’s what I tried, and how it went:
- Gadget: Na-ah!.The first gadget Push It!,It looked useful,for pushing enemies into my Super ,I can push enemies all the way to my super end .but in practice, it felt clunky. I kept missing or pushing enemies the wrong way.
- Star Power: Mass Tax.This Star Power gives Colette a shield,The amount of shield depends on number of enemies/boxes hitted by her super.
- Gears:I went with Damage and Shield.I like damage, but any gear is good for her.
Figuring Out the “Best” Build (For Me)
After all that trial and error, here’s the build I’ve settled on, and why I like it:
- Gadget: Na-ah!.
- Star Power: Mass Tax.
- Gears:Damage and Shield.
This setup, for me, balances offense and defense. I can play aggressively, knowing I have a bit of extra * shield from “Mass Tax” lets me get in, do my damage, and get out without getting instantly melted.
Honestly, it took a lot of losses and a lot of “What am I doing wrong?!” moments to get here. But, that’s part of the fun, right? Trying things out, seeing what works, and finally finding a build that clicks with your playstyle.
So, that’s my Colette journey. It’s not perfect, and I’m still learning, but I’m definitely having more fun with her now. Hope this helps you, too!
