The Strongest Battlegrounds Update
🆕 New Skill Unlocked for an Existing Character
One of the major highlights of this update is the addition of a powerful new skill to an existing character Named Monster Garou as known as Monster form (in-game name). While the name of the character hasn’t been officially mentioned in the patch notes, players quickly noticed that the skill complements mid-range combos and adds a strategic layer to counter-heavy players.
- Skill Functionality: A fast, ranged ability with knockback and stun properties
- Cooldown: Balanced to avoid spamming — approx. 10 seconds
- Use-case: Perfect for interrupting dash-happy enemies or for escaping tight combos
This addition gives the character more versatility, making them viable again in higher-tier matchups.
💥 New Finisher Animation: Style Meets Power
The same character has also received a brand-new finisher animation, and it’s already turning heads in the arena. With crisp effects, clean transitions, and a devastating end strike, the finisher not only boosts visual flair but also delivers psychological impact mid-match.
Fans are praising the animation quality, with many calling it “one of the best looking finishers in the game so far.” It’s now easier than ever to go out in style — or dominate with finesse.
⚙️ Tech Prodigy Gets Nerfed – Balance Restored
Arguably the most requested change, Tech Prodigy has finally been toned down in this patch. For months, players have complained about the overpowered combo potential and burst damage of this character. The devs have addressed the issue by specifically nerfing two of his moves:
- WeBoom (1st Move): Reduced hitbox range and decreased damage slightly to limit one-hit spam potential.
- Twin Burst (4th Move): Extended startup frames and reduced tracking, making it less forgiving in PvP.
These changes were made to ensure Tech Prodigy remains viable but not unfair. Early community feedback has been positive, with many top players welcoming the rebalancing.
🎯 Community Response & Meta Shift
While some players miss the “old OP Tech Prodigy,” the general consensus is that the update improves competitive fairness. The addition of a new move and finisher for another character also suggests that developers are rotating attention across the roster to maintain interest and balance.
The meta is expected to shift slightly, with fewer Tech Prodigy mains dominating leaderboards and more variety in loadouts and tactics. Mid-range fighters and utility characters may see a rise in pick rate thanks to this patch.
🔮 What’s Next for TSB?
This The Strongest Battlegrounds Update might seem minor in scope compared to a full character drop or event launch, but its impact is undeniable. With balancing addressed and fresh animations added, it’s clear that The Strongest Battlegrounds team is working on polishing core gameplay and rewarding loyal players with meaningful updates.
Future updates may still hold bigger surprises, including new characters, events, or game modes — but for now, this is a solid patch that improves competitive quality-of-life across the board.
Are you excited about the Annoying Tech Prodigy users getting their favorite character nerfed? Tried the new finisher yet? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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