Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Guides

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Quick answer: Start with the Beginner Guide, then choose a class and use the Weapons, Builds, Campaign or Horde guide for the problem in front of you. Every recommendation distinguishes official facts from tested results and Unconfirmed fields.

GuideBest forEvidence rule
Beginner GuideFirst deployments and class choiceConfirmed systems only
Best WeaponsSelecting weapons by roleNo invented stat rankings
Best BuildsReproducible build recordsVersion, mode and difficulty required
CampaignMission preparation and progressionNo invented mission count
Horde ModeEscalating-wave preparationNo invented wave or reward table

Begin with verified basics

The game is a third-person survival shooter with single-player support and up to four-player co-op. It has five core classes plus Specialist, multiple weapon customization layers and dedicated Horde content. Those official facts define the starting point.

The Beginner Guide explains how to make early decisions without treating a launch-era tier list as permanent. Platform setup belongs in the Platforms Hub.

Choose a class before copying a build

Marauder, Duelist, Machinist, Hunter and Medic have distinct official tool sets. Specialist can use unlocked abilities and perks in endgame configurations. Read All Classes and the role-based Best Class Guide.

A build only makes sense when its class, abilities, modifiers, perks and weapons are named. It also needs the patch, mode, difficulty and squad context used to evaluate it.

Use databases as evidence

The Weapons, Enemies, Missions and Perks pages are evidence indexes. Unknown values remain blank or Unconfirmed; they are not reconstructed from memory or copied from another wiki.

This makes the guides easier to maintain after balance patches. A corrected database record can point readers to every affected guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where should a new player start?

Use the Beginner Guide, then select a class based on the squad role you want.

Are the best builds final?

No. Builds are versioned recommendations and can change after patches.

Does the site publish untested weapon rankings?

No. Unverified values and conclusions are marked instead of being guessed.

Where are technical fixes?

Use the Troubleshooting Hub for safe platform and connectivity checks.

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