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Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Best Solo Build
Build a self-sufficient Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 solo loadout for companion-bot missions.
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Quick Answer
A strong solo build prioritizes self-sufficient control, a weapon range you can maintain while repositioning, and one saved recovery tool when bots lose formation. Start with [Best Solo Class](/games/aliens-fireteam-elite-2/classes-and-builds/best-solo-class/), then use [Best Builds](/games/aliens-fireteam-elite-2/classes-and-builds/best-builds/) and [Perks](/games/aliens-fireteam-elite-2/weapons-and-perks/perks/) to tune one loop at a time.

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Solo Build Priorities
Choose one weapon range, repeatable control, and a saved emergency option. Change one component after each test mission so the reason for an improvement stays visible.
Test the Build
Compare ordinary waves, recovery after being surrounded, and a durable target. If a build wins only one test, it needs a role adjustment rather than another random perk.
FAQ
Is solo DPS enough?
Not if the build cannot create space or recover when bots fail.
Where are class choices explained?
Use Best Solo Class before finalizing the loadout.
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Build Summary
Solo builds need coverage and recovery that work without precise teammate timing.
| Best for | Players using companion bots or inconsistent matchmaking. |
|---|---|
| Recommended level | After core class unlocks. |
Core Stats
| Priority | Self-sufficiency |
|---|
Weapons & Armor
Weapons
- Use a controllable range and a fallback weapon.
Armor
Skills & Abilities
- Keep one recovery or space-making tool.
How to Play
Hold a defensible lane and save a cooldown for bot failures.
Alternatives
- Use Best DPS Build for team damage.
How this answer was checked
Sources & Verification
- Xbox official game pageofficial
- Daybreak Patch 1 notespatch notes
