Overwatch General Thread
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(Well I play with a controller) but 45 on horizontal and vertical.
LethalLulu
Hi, buy, bye
I'm gonna repost who I play since it's changed since the last time I posted it.
I am mostly a roadhog main, but I love Lucio, Junkrat, Torbjorn, Hanzo, and I want to learn tracer. I'll pretty much play any character until I really settle into who I love. It's changing so much because how little I've played. I'll always be a roadhog main though lol.
I am mostly a roadhog main, but I love Lucio, Junkrat, Torbjorn, Hanzo, and I want to learn tracer. I'll pretty much play any character until I really settle into who I love. It's changing so much because how little I've played. I'll always be a roadhog main though lol.
DarkDesertFox
Your Typical Trickster
My current hero usage:
I'm thinking of learning how to use Reinhardt more. He's pretty good at keeping the payload moving with his shield.
I'm thinking of learning how to use Reinhardt more. He's pretty good at keeping the payload moving with his shield.
That Zephyr Guy
crouton.net
My top 3 most played heroes in order are:
D.Va, Hanzo, and Genji
Though I have been playing more Tracer than Genji as of recently. I've been pulling off miracles as Tracer apparently.
All of the defensive heroes are so boring to me, so I only really play Junkrat if Hanzo is taken.
I don't play support because every time I do I watch my team get walked all over and I'm forced to watch on a low dps hero :^)
D.Va, Hanzo, and Genji
Though I have been playing more Tracer than Genji as of recently. I've been pulling off miracles as Tracer apparently.
All of the defensive heroes are so boring to me, so I only really play Junkrat if Hanzo is taken.
I don't play support because every time I do I watch my team get walked all over and I'm forced to watch on a low dps hero :^)
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Hanzo is a defensive character.
That Zephyr Guy
crouton.net
"I only really play Junkrat if Hanzo is taken." implies I only find Hanzo fun.
Oh god yes. I was in several teams with a Mei yesterday and at the start they kept blocking us getting out our own base.
I'm like, good enough to enjoy using her, bad enough that if somebody else wants to be Widowmaker I should definitely leave them to it and pick another character...
Whaaa!?
You should try putting it up (gradually so you can get used to it with each increment). The default in general for most console games is really slow (IMO) and you'll be less likely to die from stuff like "ganked from behind whilst you were turning around at a leisurely pace" or "mindlessly firing everywhere and running in a circle trying to find the guy who walked behind you".
That reminds me of a match I had today where I was playing as Mercy.
My entire team ended up getting wiped except for me. I pulled out the pistol and took cover behind a large pot hoping to survive/remain unnoticed until my team got back.
Then I saw the enemy kill cam...Their Widowmaker popped her ultimate, so all I could see was their entire team walking towards a large pot with a red silhouette of Mercy crouched in fear with a pistol...
I wasn't even mad, I thought the kill cam was hilarious.
The downfall of me loving Lucio tbh, like why am I the only one doing anything come on guys this is not what I wanted when I said "I'll be support"
At this rate whenever I see there's a Mei on my team I go "oh no"Oh god yes. I was in several teams with a Mei yesterday and at the start they kept blocking us getting out our own base.
This
the most beautiful thing I've seen aside from Lucio knockback potgs
- - - Post Merge - - -
YEAH BASICALLY lmao
Although I hate the amount of surfaces you can't stand on, I didn't waste my grapple to just slide off pls blizzard ):
I kinda realized that if a roof isn't a totally flat surface, you'll slide right off like it's covered in lube. A 1 degree angle may as well be a water slide.
Kind of irritating trying to work out where I can actually grapple to as well. Usually a ledge with a 'lip' means you can't, but then there's ledges with a 'lip' I know you can grapple to. It would be nice if there was a more definite visual clue rather than trial and error.
And don't even get me started on fences around the edges of stuff. The amount of times they've screwed up Widowmaker's grapple and Reaper's teleport for me is frustrating (it hasn't really happened that much, but it's more than 'never', so it's still frustrating).
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This. It's so painful to grapple somewhere to then just fall. Especially on your initial starting up defense and then the other team comes out before you're even set up.
Yeah I realized that after a bit, though I still haven't figured out which grapple-able surfaces are actually flat 'cause I hardly play her. It'd be nice if they were marked somehow but I guess that'd make it "too easy"
The fences are ****ing evil like even in my small amount of time playing Widowmaker fences have screwed me over so many times
I wish these were just like... plastered on the main menu tbh
When you're a lonely Lucio just trying to defend but your team has abandoned you to do what????? Who knows
I just looked at my character usage
I'm surprised that Widowmaker and Reaper are as high as they are (Widowmaker especially) and that Mei and isn't higher.
If they're stopping people from getting to the objective, I would say they're defending, even if they're nowhere near it. It actually makes more sense for the team to be pushing them half way down the map, that way if you all fail, you'll have time to get back to the objective because you held them further back, rather than them capping it as soon as you all die.
Or even if a single person goes off on their own, a character like Tracer is annoying enough that she can bait two people in to chasing her around like idiots nowhere near the objective which then turns their assault into a 4v5.
As long as, you know, your team is still aware of where you're supposed to be defending, pushing up isn't a bad thing.
I'm surprised that Widowmaker and Reaper are as high as they are (Widowmaker especially) and that Mei and isn't higher.
If they're stopping people from getting to the objective, I would say they're defending, even if they're nowhere near it. It actually makes more sense for the team to be pushing them half way down the map, that way if you all fail, you'll have time to get back to the objective because you held them further back, rather than them capping it as soon as you all die.
Or even if a single person goes off on their own, a character like Tracer is annoying enough that she can bait two people in to chasing her around like idiots nowhere near the objective which then turns their assault into a 4v5.
As long as, you know, your team is still aware of where you're supposed to be defending, pushing up isn't a bad thing.
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