Best Deadlock Lineups On Haven

Written by: Wei

08/03/2025

Deadlock has been growing in playrate in both ranked and high level professional scene, this is due to her ability to create unique plays that are defensive yet aggressive if needed. Speaking of aggressiveness, here we will show you the best GravNet ( C ) and ultimate lineups on Haven:

GravNet Lineups

A Site

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Usage: On A, the most intriguing issue may be facing an operator player on A long. Which is common and sometimes tricky to deal with. This lineup solves that.

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Where to stand: Simply come over to this corner (against the wooden boxes on A lobby) and aim your crosshair just like shown in the picture. Then perform a jumping throw.

C Site

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Usage: This lineup hits back site on C. It is the most commonly played spot by Sentinels on C, giving you opportunity to pair it with a teammate molly or nade to secure a kill.

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Where to stand: Sit in the corner of C lobby and aim your crosshair as shown in the picture. It is easy to lineup with the rocks in the background, then, do a jumping throw.

Ultimate Lineups

A Site

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Usage: This ultimate is used on the defensive side, specifically when you’re retaking. It will capture the spike planter and stop the plant on default.

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Where to stand: Simply come anywhere on A heaven and aim your ultimate against the wooden box. Make sure you’re safe from A short and A long as you will be exposed when you use it.

C Site

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Usage: Over to C site this ultimate will hit players on platform. Or you could switch the side of the wall for it to hit back site but that would be a more obvious play which is unlikely to work.

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Where to stand: To do is, come over to C lobby and aim your ultimate against the wall as shown. You can also alternate sides to hit back site.

Deadlock Pro Tips

Remember that using your wall ability, each section can be broken separately and it can be done in less time than breaking it all at once. This means enemies can break one section quickly to pass through, being aware of this helps you predict upcoming danger.
The audio sensor activates whenever a player produces an audio cue, this means if you place it for flank and enemies shift or slowly walk through it they will be completely undetected. Deadlock is weak when it comes to setting traps for flank as it can get dodged.
GravNet (C) which is the ability that allows you to force crouch enemies can be canceled in some circumstances like an Omen teleporting or such. Don’t expect enemies to stay crouched after casting a certain ability.
Enemies can easily dodge the sound sensors when they know where it is placed on site, meaning you should always re-arrange your setups and add your touch to the given setups in order to maximize the agent’s efficiency.
Deadlock’s ultimate can bounce off walls to get to a desired position, so in case you had an enemy running away from you make sure to try and hunt them down with an ultimate trick shot!
A common use for Deadlock’s ultimate in post plant one versus one is to enable it and not shoot it until you see the enemy.Usually with the range of the ability you can secure the kill even after being vulnerable for a few seconds after launching it.
To properly secure holding sites, make sure you are buying the correct loadout for the purpose you are aiming for in a certain round. If you are going for kills, then place your sound sensors in cheeky spots and peek off them.
The sound sensor can be tricked just like the killjoy turret and chamber trip, if you hear it alerted that doesn’t mean it launched or caught an enemy as they can simply retreat and hold your peek.