Xayne vs DJ Alok: Which Free Fire character is better for Clash Squad mode in Season 7?

Free Fire's Clash Squad Season 7 is currently underway, and players are busy grinding their way up the ranked ladder.

Picking the right character for a match goes a long way in helping players overcome their opponents on the virtual battleground.

With the recent addition of D-Bee, Free Fire now has a total of 40 characters. Each one of them, except for the default characters, has a unique ability.

This article compares two popular Free Fire characters, DJ Alok and Xayne, to determine who is a better pick for the Clash Squad mode in Season 7.

Analyzing Xayne and DJ Alok in Garena Free Fire

Xayne

Xayne in Garena Free Fire

Ability: Xtreme Encounter

Skill: Active

At its default level, Xayne's active ability, Xtreme Encounter, provides players with 80 HP for a limited period of time. It also increases damage to gloo walls and shields by 40%. All the effects last for 10 seconds and have a cooldown of 150 seconds.

At level 6, Xtreme Encounter does 100% damage to gloo walls and shields. The cooldown period lasts for 100 seconds at this level.

DJ Alok

DJ Alok in Garena Free Fire

Ability: Drop the Beat

Skill type: Active

Drop the Beat is DJ Alok's active ability in Free Fire. At the base level, the ability generates a 5m aura that enhances ally movement speed by 10% and heals 5 HP/s for 5 seconds.

At level 6, Drop the Beat boosts ally movement speed by 15% and recovers 5 HP/s for ten seconds.

Verdict: Who is better?

Both DJ Alok and Xayne are great choices for the Clash Squad mode in Free Fire.

Xayne's temporary HP will be useful for players while rushing during a match. It will also give them an advantage during close-range combat.

DJ Alok's healing ability is also great for close-range fights. However, since his ability also offers a significant boost to movement speed, he is a slightly better character than Xayne for the Clash Squad mode.

Disclaimer: Character choice is an individual decision, and prioritizing one over the other solely depends on the player's playing style.

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