7) Flank

Learn how to execute a perfect flank in Ghost Gunners! Discover the best team compositions, map strategies, and diversion tactics to outmaneuver your enemies and secure victory.

Alright, let's talk about flanking in Ghost Gunners. This is a super important tactic that can totally turn the tide of a match, but you gotta do it right. Think of it as getting to the side or behind your enemy so you can get a much better shot at them.

Before you even think about flanking, you need to be absolutely sure where the enemy is. If you go to flank and they've already moved, you're going to be in a really bad spot. Trust me on this one.

For a successful flank, you'll want a decent squad. While you can technically do it with three people, four or more is definitely preferable. This tactic really shines on smaller maps like Desert Gulch, Boneyard, and Nowhere.

Here's the basic idea: you'll split your team. One or two players will act as the bait, drawing the enemy's attention and pulling them into a specific area. For instance, on the Nowhere map, you could have a couple of guys lure the enemy out into the middle of the road.

While the enemy is focused on the bait, the other two players – and it should be exactly two, no more, no less – will sneak around the enemy's position. On Nowhere, this would mean moving around the junkyard. Their goal is to get to the side or the back of the enemy squad.

The key to making this work is the diversion. You need to create a distraction that really pulls the enemy's focus. The two players doing the flanking need to be stealthy and ideally be your team's best rushers. A well-executed flank isn't just cool; it's often the difference between winning and losing the match.