Jae-Yong

Fires a piercing projectile with an effect determined by his mode. Work mode creates speed-boosting slipstreams with lower damage; Party mode can heal teammates while damaging enemies. Check the active mode before choosing a support line or expecting a particular effect.

Switches between Work and Party modes, changing the main attack and activating the matching team effect. Work gives nearby teammates temporary movement speed; Party heals them. Choose the switch for what the team needs now as well as the attack you will have afterward.

Deals nearby area damage and temporarily strengthens Jae-Yong's main attack. Activate it when a follow-up volley can connect.

Slows nearby enemies and temporarily makes attacks leave slowing trails. Cover the paths opponents need to use during the effect.

Increases Jae-Yong's movement speed for each nearby teammate. Move with allies while avoiding a cluster that makes enemy area attacks easy.

Increases main-attack damage for each target pierced. Seek an angle through multiple targets rather than firing only at the nearest one.

Reduces the Super's cooldown during Hypercharge and strengthens its activations. The faster switching creates more opportunities to support allies, but Work and Party remain distinct modes rather than simultaneous effects on every attack.

The Super charges automatically over time. Use the waiting period to improve position rather than treating the charge as immediate.

Increases damage while the Brawler is below half health. The extra pressure is conditional, not a reason to remain in a losing exchange.

Reduces the wait between Gadget uses. Choose it when repeated access to the selected Gadget meaningfully supports the fight.

Improves health recovery. Leave enough room for natural recovery to begin instead of expecting the Gear to erase damage during continued attacks.

Adds a consumable shield that recovers while the Brawler is at full health. Preserve recovery time between fights to restore the extra protection.

Increases movement speed in bushes. Its value depends on having useful bush routes rather than simply equipping it on an open map.

Briefly reveals hidden opponents after you damage them. It helps track targets entering bushes, but does not reveal invisibility granted by abilities.