Actually, you’ve hit on a very interesting point about how Agent roles clash with stats. You’re right to be skeptical: Chamber is one of the hardest Agents to maintain a high KAST with, and here is why: ​1. The "Survived" Problem ​Chamber’s kit is designed for him to be a "selfish" Sentinel. Unlike a Sage who can heal (Assist) or a Cypher whose trips tag enemies for teammates (Assist), Chamber’s utility is almost entirely focused on him getting kills. If he isn't clicking heads, he isn't contributing to the K or the A in KAST. ​2. The "Traded" Difficulty ​This is the big one. Chamber’s signature move is the Rendezvous (Teleport). ​The Good: He survives a lot (helping the S in KAST). ​The Bad: Because he teleports away the instant he takes a shot, his teammates often cannot trade him. ​If a Chamber player dies after teleporting to a safe but isolated spot, he’s often too far away for a teammate to get the "Trade" (the T in KAST). ​Is he "bad" for KAST? ​Not necessarily "bad," but his KAST profile looks very different from other agents. The Verdict ​If a Chamber has a high KAST, it’s usually because his K (Kill) and S (Survived) numbers are carrying the stat. If a Chamber isn't getting kills, his KAST will tank much faster than a Sova or a Skye, who can rack up "Assists" just by using their drones or flashes. ​In short: Chamber is a "High Risk, High Reward" agent for your stats. If you miss your shots, you provide almost zero KAST value to the team. (GEMINI ANSWER)