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I’ve seen this too and have gotten it to work, but it requires the enemy player to be a couple of feet away from the mouth of the doorway or hug the edges of the walls. I just to make note and caution players that it may not work. And when the end result is either death or rolling away, it might be best to not spend time trying to make it work. Niche scenario, of course.

Eh you never know

Definitely will! It’s a “spot based” tech, so I will show different locations where you can pinball; on top of the conditions needed to pull it off.

This ain't role queue. He's got help from other tanks, his brawl is unmatched in neutral fights, the barrier enables Rein to have the best frontline presence and the brawley style means shatter can be farmed easily. If there's a coordinated team with Lucio, Rein is S tier. If Moira is an S tier hero because of the aoe healing, Rein can singlehandedly override her heals. Another detail is the barrier is great for denying Mauga's damage. The only issue with Rein is range, but if the player has good pathing, he should be supported by his team better and get to where he wants to. But most people have this bad perception of Rein from role queue and most OW2 players have bad pathing skills.

I 100% agree with Zen and Mauga. being at the top and agree with your entire bottom tier. With that said, Sojourn is definitely A or atleast B. Rein, Doom, Ram, and Torb all belong in lower tiers. The only DPS worth playing in OQ are Somb, Bastion, and Sojourn. Mauga, Zar, DVA, moira, zen, and maybe even Ana is one of the best comps you can have and your A tier isn't really equipped for that comp.

what rank are you in open?

@@EyeSee_owcurrently m3, but I’ve been a perennial gm

id be top 30 in open q if i played the 50 games and i don't think ive ever played against a torb only mei sombra tracer for dps but maybe torb is good idk. Same thing with rein i feel like he gets dogged on when ever hes picked with that being said the tier list looks pretty good. And id say the best comp is mauga and dva with zarya or hog and bap with any A+ support or morria with any A+ support besides zen

I'm doing individual maps for my "Ball Map Guide" series. That should suffice for now, but eventually I'd like to explain in depth Ball's purpose for attack/defense and the mini tasks associated with each side. To answer you question directly, probably not this exact format. More stuff is added to the game and these "for every map" videos get obsolete and I'd rather have content that is more enduring.

@@CloverFour honestly that makes alot sense do individual map guides since any minor change you probably have to re-do the entire longer map videos. Really looking forward to the attack/defense guide because I feel like defense is really hard for me with ball.

I'd start by playing on a flat map (Busan Sanctuary, Circuit point A) and grapple as far as you can. Then you go through the cycle of sparking fireball, stopping fireball, then spark fireball again. After that, it's just practice with different angles on different maps which you can do in between queues or just as a warmup. There a few workshop codes that allows you to practice with stationary targets until eventually progressing to moving bots or players in quickplay.

@@CloverFour I’m on controller aswell can’t get the hang of sparking fireball back up once I stop

​@@AO-cc9ie Yeah so on console you'll get a lot more input lag and if you play on a TV, there's more lag. It's not impossible, but maybe impractical. If you look up my "All Advanced Wrecking Ball Techs" video, I showcase the double boop on a controller. Maybe this will help to spark some inspiration.

It’s overhype for sure. S tier is for heroes like Zen pre nerf and release Mauga. Ball is good because he’s hard to punish while some tanks can’t make a mistake or else they die. I’d say A tier, but like you said, the enemy comp can bring him down to B tier where Ball is on a similar level to Roadhog and Ramattra imo.

You got your wish for the time being

@@CloverFour Yeah He’s crazy, instantly climbed when I hopped on him But my mouse ended up breaking so I can’t play anymore for the time being

Yeah, so the numbers I got at 6:32 came from the gameplay itself. The team fight lasted 21 seconds (once objective was controlled) and when converted into a percentage, it equals 30% on the scoreboard. That continues for each event. You're right about the last part being the *sum of the timed events* to equal a percentage, but the point I was making in the commentary was at a certain percentage (my coach and I have figured out it's at 72% or 78% for flashpoint) there are no more second chances as it is last fight territory. Meaning if the enemy team loses the team fight and our team reclaims control of the objective, we'll take the point without question. On the list of events, stalling had no impact on gaining percentage because our team didn't stall, so it was meant to pose a question about "what if we stalled?" because it could've resulted in a last fight territory situation. Even 5 seconds of stalling, as in dying on the objective or do some sort of tap stalling, equates to 7% which is added to the sum of the events. The gameplay example was atypical because normally a team wouldn't simultaneously walk toward the objective while in the midst of a team fight, so I wanted to be exact with the times because average times wouldn’t line up with the example. To bring it back to the point, all you need to know is every event takes time. Now, if you employ stalling techniques, you take away time from your opponents, thus their room for error shrinks and the enemy team has to win every team fight from then onward. Meanwhile your team just has to win one. Long winded answer, but hopefully it helps. I could've done a better job articulating, so don't feel bad for asking!

The modified code I use is ERSYN, which has its perks, but the HUD can get a little messed up (doesn't affect how it functions, just annoying). The original code is FRMXP

Thank you ! @@CloverFour