Strinova Tier List – Best Agent Ranked

If you’re looking for a tactical third-person shooter to play with your friends, Strinova is definitely worth a try. It’s a free-to-play, 5v5, hero shooter with attractive anime-style graphics. Since Strinova is a competitive game with different characters to choose from, here is a list of levels on all the agents so you know which ones are the best.

Strinova agent tier list – All characters ranked

Each agent has three different abilities that make them unique and add a learning curve to each character. Having said that, some agents outshine others when it comes to effectiveness and ease of use of their abilities and weapons. I took these factors into account and sorted all the agents in Strinova into the following classes.

Eika and Fagrans there are two new characters in the game that were added with the official launch. I need more testing and play time with them to assign them to a level. With early impressions, I can say that they are quite average and will fall under B-Tier.

• S level: Best of the bunch and you can choose these agents without hesitation because they are easy to play, fun, and more importantly, have good weapons.
• A-Tier: Similar to S-Tier agents but fails to live up to them a bit mainly due to certain skills and weapon utilization.
• B-Tier: Good agents but have no greater competitive advantage than the last two parts. In addition, you may have to spend some time learning to use them.
• C-Tier: Can’t say they’re bad by any means, but we just have better options to choose from in the previous tiers. Some of their abilities are useless and their weapons don’t feel reliable in combat.

S level

• Ming: Ming’s simple skills and powerful gun make her a perfect choice for beginners. In addition, her abilities are quite useful, so experienced players also prefer to use her. You gain armor simply by hitting your targets and gain max armor as soon as the ultimate is active.
• Michele: Choose Michele if you want an aggressive Sentinel agent with recon skills and a powerful AR with minimal recoil, which makes her great for new players. All her abilities reveal the location of the target but Pawtector also distracts them and forces the enemy to shoot it making them vulnerable.
• Fuchsia: Another Duelist that reaches S-Tier is Fuchsia, thanks to the same reason as the last one: ease of use. Kill an enemy and walk over their body to gain HP with her passive. Her active and ultimate abilities reveal enemies through walls and give her gun a temporary rate of fire.

A-Tier

• Flavia: If you played the character Reyna in Valorant, you will enjoy using Flavia as your agent in Strinova. She is a Duelist designed for aggressive plays thanks to her close range SMG and butterfly ability that gives her temporary invincibility to reposition herself mid-fight.
• Reiichi: While everyone may not like the one-fire (still powerful) DMR Reiichi uses, his ultimate ability is too powerful to ignore. Create a transparent shield in front of you that you can shoot through but the enemies can’t. ADSing also sends reconnaissance waves every few seconds revealing enemies.
• Audrey: Audrey’s abilities are not that powerful, but they are very uncomplicated making her perfect for beginners. You can deploy a shield on her LMG during ADS for additional health and increase the weapon’s rate of fire significantly. Her ultimate is pretty terrible as it only gives you six grenades to fire from your LMG.
• Celestia: Celestia is my favorite Support agent because she carries an easy-to-use gun and some useful healing abilities that allow her to replenish her own and her teammates’ armor. You can also use her ultimate to teleport back to a teammate when needed.
• Meredith: Meredith is my favorite Controller agent because she can easily block enemy movement into web with her abilities. You can use her active to slow enemy movement and reduce their HP and her ultimate can be used to create a smoke screen around them. I love using her AR because it has rapid fire and low recoil.
• Madeleine: Yet another Controller that reaches A-Tier is Maddelena with her excellent abilities to defend against enemies and keep them away. Simply hitting your enemies slows their movement and reveals their footprints. Her active and ultimate abilities reveal enemy steps even effortlessly and damage them.

B-Tier

• Cocoon: Of the two Support characters (the other is Celestia), I think Kokona has better healing abilities, however, her main weapon Sniper is holding her back. Using Snipers in Strinova is quite difficult, because you can’t speed effectively.
• Nobunaga: Nobunaga’s DMR is a one-shot weapon with a fast rate of fire and high damage, but it may not be for everyone. His abilities make him useful for defense (when you’re trying to hold site) by revealing nearby enemies, increasing armor regen, and increasing the gun’s rate of fire.
• Avalanche: Lawine is a good recognition character and definitely stands out as an Initiator. Her weapon is also good but I don’t think her ultimate is any useful because you can’t use your weapon while inside the protective shield.
• Bai Mo: Bai Mo carries a shotgun and his Blitz Waltz ability, which allows him to dash forward while reloading the weapon mid-teleport. I like this ability when you play aggressively in close quarters, but it’s not the best strategy as a team player. His ending is like Valorant’s Phoenix ultimate, which gives you an extra life to discard.
• Yvette: If you use Yvette as a defensive character, she can prove really useful for your team. You can spawn the high HP bear to defend a site by freezing the floor around and can even shoot through it while acting as cover. Her ultimate isn’t that good and she is vulnerable while using the bear, so keep that in mind.

C-Tier

• Kanami: Kanami is another Sniper agent but she couldn’t make it to B-Tier not only because of her weapon but also her lackluster abilities. Her skills mark and reveal targets, but you’re better off using other agents with recognition features like Michelle, Fuchsia, Lawine, and Maddelena.

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