Honestly, if you are feeling the pressure in high-tier lobbies, stop focusing on healers. Solo queue life is rough, but healing just doesnt swing rounds like lockdown utility does. If your rotation is getting shredded, you need better map control, not just a patch-up job. I would suggest picking up an agent with solid smokes or anchor capabilities because that buys your team the time they need to actually regroup. Here is what I would prioritize with those contracts:

• Anyone with non-line-of-sight smoke abilities so you dont have to expose yourself just to block a sightline.
• Agents with trap-based utility for holding down a site when you are the last one standing.
• Abilities that force enemies to clear corners, honestly it saves so many lives. Make sure to check the pricing on your platform store before committing those credits. Sometimes you can snag a bundle that includes extra cosmetic skins or player cards for the same price as a solo contract unlock. I spent way too much last month on just single unlocks, so be careful. I usually track prices using my Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 11-inch 128GB to see if there are any seasonal deals going on before I hit buy. Honestly, just go for the heavy smoke coverage and thank me later when your defense stops leaking. Dont overthink the healing meta, its a trap.

Had a moment to think about this more and honestly, you might be looking at this all wrong. Everyone keeps chasing these fancy setups but most of them fall apart under pressure. I tried dumping credits into a few flashy agents last season, thinking they would fix my win rate, but honestly it was a total waste. I actually had major issues with the inconsistency of those high-utility kits and ended up performing worse because the agent mastery just wasnt there. It is not as good as expected when you are just chasing a meta you dont actually enjoy playing. If your rotations are getting shredded, you might want to look at your comms instead of just buying a new agent. Sometimes the best utility is just keeping your gear stable so you dont drop frames during a site take. I ended up switching my setup to a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse and it changed everything for me. It is reliable, lightweight, and honestly makes a bigger difference than some niche agent ability ever could. My tip? Stick to one agent you actually know how to play and master their utility spots instead of jumping around. If you really need a new agent, pick someone with simple, repeatable smokes. Dont overcomplicate it.

Been using this for years, no complaints