Editing Ultitrio (section)

==Gameplay==
[[File:UltitrioTest.jpg|right||thumb|340px|right|Example of an Ultitrio Class Lineup.]]
The success of an Ultitrio team heavily hinges on the team's coordination skills and on the inclusion of [[Scout]]. This is not to say switching up who is a pocket or sweeper can't work, however. Teams can see success with a pocket [[Soldier]] and sweeper [[Scout]] or a [[pocket]] [[Scout]] and [[roamer]] [[Soldier]]. Ultitrio hinges on the death-matching skill of the players in question and the coordination with your team's role choice.

The addition of [[Scout]] adds more dynamic gameplay for both teams in comparison to [[Ultiduo]]'s Soldier and Medic pairs. While having a slightly larger team size, Ultitrio still houses the common core elements of [[Ultiduo]]: gaining an Über advantage, health and ammo conservation, and immaculate communication and execution skills.

Ultitrio features a small map with a single control point in the [[King of the Hill]] style, with 3-5 minutes needed to win depending on the map being played. The two teams are limited to one [[Scout]], one [[Soldier]], and one [[Medic]], with most weapons that provide too great of a disadvantage by eliminating teamplay staying off the whitelist.

It's possible to split up your team to perform pincer maneuvers in Ultitrio. For example, a team could have a [[Soldier]] and [[Medic]] combo pushing on one side and a fully buffed [[Scout]] pushing on the other, which is one commonly seen tactic when attempting to regain lost space. This would not be possible in [[Ultiduo]] because of the two-person team limit and stricter weapon bans. With the addition of [[Scout]], it allows for more strategic gameplay because of [[Scout]]'s weapons like the Fan O' War and Wrap Assassin, leaving Soldier to be more of a "clean-up" class after a [[Scout]] marks someone or hits that player with a Wrap Assassin ball.