Using Public Build in Deadlock: A Complete Guide

Utilizing a Public Build in Deadlock can significantly enhance your character’s capabilities. Whether you’re a newcomer or seeking additional direction, these builds serve as an excellent starting point in Deadlock. Crafted by some of the top players globally, these community-driven setups allow you to explore optimized configurations for all heroes, saving you the effort of developing them from the ground up.

Now, let’s dive into the process of utilizing Public Builds in Deadlock.

Finding and Employing Public Builds in Deadlock

Loading a Public Build (Image via Valve)

Implementing a Public Build in Deadlock is straightforward. Follow these steps for any hero:

Navigate to The Curiosity Shop.
Click on the “Browse Builds”button located in the top-right corner.
Select one of the many community-created builds listed on the left.
Press “Exit Build”in the top-right corner.

You have successfully loaded a Public Build in Deadlock. Typically, these builds are divided into four segments: Early, Mid, Late, and Situational. The first three pertain to different phases of the game, with Late items often being high-cost. Situational items are optional, recommended only when you have additional slots available.

Modifying a Public Build in Deadlock

Searching for Public Builds (Image via Valve)

To modify an existing build in Deadlock, follow these instructions:

Open your chosen Public Build.
Locate the “Copy & Edit”button in the bottom-left corner.
Click the button and swap out items as you see fit.
Select “Save Changes”and exit the Build Menu.

It’s important to note that modifications cannot be made during an active match. You must enter Sandbox Mode and save any changes prior to joining a game. Keep in mind that as the game is still in early development, this feature may change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1) If I edit a Public Build, will it be altered for everyone?

A) No, any modifications you make will be saved as your own personal preset for the selected character.

Q2) How can I identify a valuable Public Build?

A) In general, builds labeled as “Trending”are typically the most favorable and up-to-date. You might also find useful options among those tagged as “Popular.”