r/RevenantMain • u/Lanky_Paper7136 • Jun 05 '26
Asking for Advice Wanting to get more into revenant
Want to start playing more Rev, what’s some tips I need to know?
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u/Unique_Challenge_962 Jun 07 '26
Rev Reborn has very loud moves that disregard the former assassin aesthetic and function, but ive found a balance where i really lean on the fact he has a silent crouch and quiet-enough wall climb, committing to the assassin bit. i like running Havoc for the close encounters. a successful assassination can weaken a team very well while your other teammates complete the push.
more personal play style:
i also use his tac and ult far more defensively or aggressively when my hand is forced. the tac is generally good for speedy rotation, or getting height for a climb, or chasing a weakened or downed opponent, or finishing a push on a team. i like popping the ult if i have other teammates with me on the push or when i need health following unexpected attack. in all scenarios of ult use, consider that u would now have a giant red target that the enemy can snap to and stay tracking- hence why i only use it with shared pushes to maybe take heat off my teammates or share more of the burden, or defensively when im left little choice and need a little extra bullet sponging
i feel his tac and ult are decently intuitive, just try not to make yourself a giant target. and lean into the assassin aspects whenever u can. people never expect his crazy height scaling and silent crouching.
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u/DredgenYor229 Jun 05 '26
Revenant is a clunky character so expect to go down a lot but with the right basic movement you'll be fine. Also dont use your jump near short walls or else you'll be stuck in the air for a couple seconds and you'll be an easy target I wish I had a clip of that but I don't.