As someone who recently requeued for the first time in over 10 seasons (used to be low diamond on support) I play with my friends who are gold/silver in OW2 and by far the BIGGEST mistake I see happen, mostly from DPS but also Support players commit this way too often, is taking high risk/low reward poke fights before actual team fights. It happens every single game after a fight is lost, that someone who got away or spawned early will peek down main and take poke shots at the enemy team, overstay their welcome, and get totally destroyed because they did not respect the lethality of the opponents. This can be anything, Hanzo logs, Junk mine spam, a Widow shot, Sojourn railgun, Orisa spear + follow up.. there are so many things that can kill you in a split second when you're alone. Needless deaths is the by far biggest offender in all ranks below Plat I'd say. Deaths where you gain nothing besides a little poke damage worth a couple percent ult charge at best. You have zero practical chance of actually killing an enemy, all you do is play a suuuper high risk, suuuper low reward game. Basically the polar opposite of what you should be doing. If you want to do some poke damage in between team fights, make sure you do it from an off angle, and don't expose yourself to multiple enemies at a time (and don't take these risks if you KNOW the enemy team has a hero with a potential oneshot ability). If people did nothing to improve their gameplay, other than stop dying at times where there is literally zero reason to risk your life anyways, 80% of players would start climbing. No joke. Fight discipline. The one thing everyone below Plat needs to implement in their game. Nothing is more important than this.
I'm a solo q tank hard stuck gold and I'm absolutely confused as to how all these gm do videos of bronze to gm vids by one tricking is beyond me.. with that being said I'm just having a hard time now because most dps or supports go in front of me
@@rez9386 Basically each role (and each hero within each role) will have a main contribution to the team's win condition in every single fight, and the better you understand exactly what your primary value is, the "easier" it will be to climb. On top of this, it's important to know how to adapt that primary value to the way your team is playing. I can however tell you this basic aspect of the game: You can one-trick literally any hero to Masters. Why? Because what keeps you stuck below Masters is not the hero you play or your team mates, but rather how many mistakes you make and how poorly you punish enemy mistakes. People tend to overrate mechanics and hero mastery and flexing, when in reality what 98% of the playerbase would benefit more from, is realizing their own mistakes and missed opportunities. Core mechanics and hero mastery just gives the base to better exploit these things thats all. For example, I see a lot of tank players in mid/lower ranks who don't grasp the concept of denying space, and after won fights they just default to the payload or hang around with their team, or not use that free time to take high grounds etc. TONS of wasted time that could have been spent moving up to key positions to make the enemy advances as hard as possible, make them fight for every inch towards their goal, being proactive, etc. And ofc with this also follows the discipline of knowing when to give up space, but you can't give up space if you never took any to begin with. The most classic example is on maps like Control Point, where the team who captures the point will often default to just hang around near the objective and let the regrouped enemy team take literally any angle they want for absolutely free. It's like saying "hey come attack us from the angles that suit you best, we'll sit patiently and wait for you! Whenever you're ready!". It's really not a matter of mechanics or team mates being in front - as long as said team mates aren't running around in the open close to enemy spawn (on hereos that aren't supposed to be there). Anyways, I can only throw generic advice here and hope something sticks, to give you actually proper advice I'd have to vod review+coach a game of yours (which you're free to send a replay code if you'd like). Either way, OW is a complex game. Lots of important details that are easy to miss or difficult to learn because the game doesn't naturally teach these things unless you play at a very high level.
im a gold support main and this exact thing always frustrates me so much. i want to do what i can to make sure they stay alive and can regroup with the team, but i know better than to put myself in a 2v5 . it's especially frustrating when they do this literally right before our last teammate respawns and we have to either engage with a numbers disadvantage or wait 10 more seconds.
A mistake for DPS that I notice often and used to make myself is holding ultimate too long. You don't have to kill 2+ people with your ultimate, even killing a single person is often enough to swing the fight, especially now that the game is 5v5.
Gotta agree with the support role. Played comp match yesterday switched bewteen Moira and Kiriko ended up with 15000 healing done and 30 plus kills. We won the match but team didnt even recognize it. No matter how many times I saved our stupid Zarya tank that wouldn't push when we need to push and did push when they are gonna get gangbanged by the enemy team
After hearing the mistakes that a support would make, all of those points resonate with me, especially ppl flaming me for more heals. I play League of Legends and people constantly flame. The thing that most ppl would do just mute those flaming teammates and focus on the game. I will try to just implement that with OW and probably get a duo as well.
@@lordmoncef5494 What I mean is there are other ways of providing value than being a healbot (like what Mills mentioned) and just knowing when and who to heal as well. I hope that made sense
@@lordmoncef5494 mills isn’t saying to not heal bozo. He’s saying just healing all game and not going for any damage is throwing. No amount of healing is going to transform the trash damage your out of position dps is doing into frags. If you can get a pick in between healing than you’re gonna win the game if the enemy supports are just heal botting. This isn’t an mmo it’s a fps lmao
@@lordmoncef5494 you are a support. You need to... Support. Healing isn't the only job you have. As DPS, if you need healing every two seconds that is on you, not the support. Use corners and cover, you should always play as if a healer doesn't exist. Play with your team unless you're a flanker, and if you're flanking, you should be using health packs.
I think most support mains know this but when you are stuck in the lower ranks it's the other teammates that don't understand this, they just bitch they aren't getting enough heals and then blaming the support. So there is this weird underlying pressure for lower-rank supports to just be heal bots because of their teams.
Honestly it all depends on your teammates. Some are beasts and worth healing and pocketing and some should be ignored because healing them to try to keep them alive will only feed the enemy and will end up dying without getting a pick. So it all depends
It's not even balance per se, it's adaptation , depending on what's needed and what opportunities you get. Besides, damage and healing don't matter, picks and peels do.
@@meoweievuiart teammates are pressuring you to play your hero wrong because of their own ignorance. In such situation it’s better to tell them you’re not gonna do what they ask and tell them to focus back on the game. If they can’t let it go, there’s the mute button. After all, it’s better for you to mute them than to keep listening the constant barrage of nonsense.
Hello there! So I was GM on every single role in Overwatch 1 (Pushed on 3 different accounts to make sure I have a separate SR for all 3 roles when there were no role queue). I haven't played FPS games in about 2 years before OW 2 dropped, took OW 2 seriously and somehow I'm hard stucked in Platinum. Stats-wise I'm most of the time outperforming my team and their team on my role but I still manage to lose. Just yesterday I went 4 win - 17 losses (Went from Plat 2 to Plat 5) although I performed well on most of these games. I got very salty towards the end and only then did I start performing poorly. When I first started OW 1 I went from Silver to Master on my main account playing flex naturally and I grinded my way to GM afterwards. When I picked up a smurf for each role, I grinded naturally to GM with no problem at all on each and every one of them. I guess we could argue that I'm washed up now, but I would at least expect to be able to hit Mid-Diamond low master with all this cummulated knowledge especially on roles like Tank or Support which require positioning and game sense mostly more than mechanical skills. Never in my whole OW experience did I ever feel like the matchmaking was this unfair until Overwatch 2. Straight up we were playing with 2 friends the other day and we played with a brand new player who was unranked and had 50 wins on Quickplay while we were plat players and he got obliterated and we had to compensate hard for him and lost in the end. I don't understand how this can actually be a thing when we have about 200+ games played already in Comp. I never blamed matchmaking in OW 1, the game seemed fair with 20% of the games being almost impossible to win, but now it's really crazy. I actually don't know what to do to grind.
the influx of new and returning players is probably the cause of this... it should even out over the coming months, but also just because you were gm back when open q was the only form of comp does not mean you still deserve it now. im not saying you deserve plat but the gm's playing back when you played overwatch 1 would undeniably be way worse then current gm's. EVERYONE improves through practice and most people dont see that translate in an increase in rank as the players around them are getting better at the same rate they are, the only way to climb is to improve at a faster rate then everyone else in your rank
@@jackzaikos2498 I get that, but I'm also performing well above my league in Platinum. I'm not saying I'm in elo hell or I should deserve more, but If by NO MEANS do I feel outplayed by people of this level, maybe the matchmaking is... bad? I kept GM on 4 accounts for about 10 seasons before I got finally tired of the game because of the direction it was going. I understand people improve over time but to the point of losing 17 games out of 21 in a single game session while doing very good in platinum???
Your videos are great! Something I'd be interested in is a video about your first approach to comp as a brand new OW2 player. Maybe a checklist of things we should learn in quickplay to be comp ready before doing placements. The first 50 wins to unlock comp doesn't feel like enough, but I don't want to hesitate too long before going into comp.
Learning when to pull out and regroup when too many teammates die is a solid start. Nothing will make your game worse than if the 5 enemy players are sitting on point and your team runs in one by one to die (because 1v5 is impossible). In quickplay you can do whatever you want because its casual. In comp you should work together as a team, even if you dont TALK, just figuring out when to push and when to pull with your team is crucial. The main difference between quickplay and comp is the teamwork, so just focus on that.
The first 50 in quik play really doesnt count, comp is a completely different game. Honestly i think it should be 25 wins to get to comp, even if it means more people are placed in bronze, they'll have to learn to work together if they want to rank up. A good tip is even if your teammates arent using comms just watch out for them, if you see a teammate getting rolled by an enemy, jump in and help.
Just jump in when you feel confident in your role. If you are completely new to competitive you'll learn the most from experience. And most importantly don't forget that it's still just a game and have fun. If your teammates are talking shit and saying that you are not good enough just mute them and do your best. If you truly aren't "good enough" then it's probably a good time to reconsider your playstyle
Having played a lot of Splatoon in the past bit, I'm finding thinking of the roles in this game as analogues of the roles in Splatoon actually pretty enlightening. Obviously there are exceptions to this, but in general: - Skirmisher: Start fights, take space, be annoying, be a threat so you can't be ignored, and most importantly - do not die. It's fine if your TTK is low. This is like Tank in OW, and some DPS can accomplish this through just being rats in the enemy team and not dying (Tracer, Sombra, etc.). - Crossfire/support: Help hold space your skirmisher has taken, keep track of off-angles and flanks, and use your special (ultimate) to enable team plays, and most importantly - do not die. This is like Support in OW, and again some DPS can also accomplish it due to their kits (S76, Sym, Widow, etc.). - Slayer: Not about making plays; their job is to come in at the right time, and from the right angle to clean up any fights/plays started by Skirmishers or Supports before the enemy has time to splat (kill) the Skirm/Sup. This is like most DPS heroes.
I got landed a low rank in support despite doing like 20k healing in a few wins. This advice really helped me. I love playing moira but I always end up on mercy because despite the raw dps output I can do with moira I get flamed a lot and secretly kind of hate it. So this struck a chord with me. Thank you for the advice man, I'll take it on board. Subbed and liked.
Yeah if you're gonna play Moira in comp you better be a heal bot first, poker second, and an assassin third. If you're prioritizing DPS then your team has 1 healer to their 2. Its going to make people upset they're getting half as much healing to do their jobs and rightfully so. Only go into DPS moira mode when the time is truly right (e.g. not much damage being taken by team, widow in range to jump on quickly with a fade)
@@theSato don't get me wrong - my healing output is great as moira as well as DPS. But bronze DPS just get deeply upset if their support is out-dpsing them. But this is usually in addition of 10k+ healing.
@@lefty4182 if you purely contribute extra dps without compromising heals, let the dps players cry. If they don’t get that it’s purely beneficial to them, it’s their problem. Btw cute cat.
For Moira, from an Ana main. Your job is to heal and sustain. Your healing allows me room to play offensive with my nades. Once I get anti down to a few enemies, go with tank and finish off as many enemies as possible, but do not get yourself killed. You have the best escape and self-sustain, so if you die, that's on you. Peel if a flanker's on me. Also, do not be the one to wake up. You don't have the burst damage.
4th mistake for dps and support players: contradicting your tank decisions nd not following him. If your tank says go highground and you think as a group it's better to stay on lowground, or if you think your tank is wrong for not going through main, then your tank is not the problem. It's better to have 5 idiots in the same boat than being petty.
7:55-8:30 - solid point, so many matches this is the first thing I'm saying in my quick plays, let me dance with the tank while DPS focus on downing 1 or 2 squishy then we eat the rest!
thanks, hadn't realized that on every role I was focusing way too much on the tanks of each team; I had it explained how much more potent the tank role was in ow2 that I assumed they were always the primary target.
As a support main, THANK YOU FOR RECOGNIZING THE ABUSE WE RECEIVE. Hey, tank instead of thinking "where are my heals" start thinking "why do I feel the need to try to 1 v 5 the whole fucking enemy team."
sometimes when im playing dps i try to use the map for cover or just go for health packs instead of always asking for healing that way i feel like my supports and tanks have less pressure on them which most of the time helps me win games even though im not playing my best
Also usually a good indicator of low heals is 2 things: either the positioning of you relative to your supports is not ideal, or too many people are taking damage at the same time. So a good indicator is that if you often find yourself in need of healing, you should try to expose yourself to less danger. Either play more from off angles so you dont eat 2 tons of rng spam damage every fight, don't expose yourself to more than one enemy LOS at a time, play around healthpacks first, support healing second, etc. Also might be the supports are excessively harassed, in which case the job as dps could be to act as their bodyguard (or at least check your supports when you need healing to see if they're preoccupied with something reasonable you can perhaps help them deal with). It's a team game after all, and the more each player acts like it, the easier the games become.
For the first tip in the video I was guilty of that lol then noticed myself and fixed it. ie. sigma - Throw up the shield and just throw your orbs at the support or adc’s insead of the tank, maybe poke them once so they feel it, rein dva or zarya will shield or try to ward off dmg, like the others when you know that’s coming, when they stop defending themselves throw rock and repeat 💯 just an example lol Mills got solid advice compared to others telling you to aim with the walking stick 🤣🤣🤣
Coach Mills is definitely one of the best out there! Always insightful, always positive, and always keeps it real! I love you contact Man and thank you for everything that you’ve been doing!
a good example on the support ones is lucio Lucio can't healbot, hit healing per second is too low to actually outdo dmg, but his speed boost can be enough to mess up the enemies expectation his ultimate when used basically makes your team unkillable for a couple seconds, which is enough to flip a fight, but holding it for that perfect time makes it worthless
It’s rough to be a support main right now. I’m Gold 4 on console and with no one to queue up with makes it impossible to win when the whole team would rather dive in 1 at a time no matter how many times you tell them to group up. Then watch as they complain that there’s a support dif after getting rolled in a 1v5.
I dunno about that first one for support. Supports at lower ranks hardly ever turn from the main fight with the tank to heal dps taking off angles or anything outside their immediate FOV. I’ve spectated miora’s that hold down right click while their tank is getting blasted and extremely low. Better to have a heal bot than a support that doesn’t heal anything that’s not directly in front of them. Actually even sometimes jumping directly in front of them doesn’t make them heal you. Maybe one shot that heals to to 175 and then they walk away. It’s pretty bad. Not blaming my supports or anything. I know I should be able to make plays with my 200hp only and play around my team effectively in order to get the most value blah blah mills. All great advice except telling low elo players they don’t need to focus on healing.
I can't stress enough how often the correct play to win the team fight when I played as a support was not healbotting but rather using my utility or even in some cases getting a pick on the enemy support that was distracted and out of position. But sometimes healbotting is the correct play. For example when your team is trying to push trough a choke with Widow holding angles I'd rather stay safe healing around the corners and let my tank take the hits than risk getting headshotted by Widow or killed by some stray bullets. You gotta find the balance between getting aggressive and playing carefully because your life is so the most valuable out of all the roles. If your tank is suiciding into a 1v5 don't risk your own life to bail them out. Of course you can try to help them out but the moment you see that it's a lost cause just leave them. Sure you will most likely get flamed for "not healing" but at least you are still alive and can contribute to the fights helping your dps getting picks or saving your 2nd support
This is all stuff you learn while you practise aiming, because aiming is just exposure - just gotta play. RUclips videos dont really help with aiming like they can with strat and positioning
I hate other people not being on comms because I make callouts and you can't hear them if you're not on comms. It's a team game after all, and with the fast pace you need those callouts (e.g. Reaper just teleported above/behind us for his ult, etc.)
I am literally taking down at least half the roster of tanks as Reaper. EDIT: You mentioned that. Sorry 😅; When talking about "Don't 1v5", I don't try to do that nowadays, but every time I just try to pick off one support, the whole enemy team swarms me and my team does nothing to bail me out
I play open que ranked and depending on if the enemy team has 2 tanks or more DPS are completely useless. It is incredibly hard to kill the enemy's support when the team has 2 defensive tanks since they either have shields that protect their team, or dive on you and win the 1v1. Now if they have 3 tanks, DPS offer nothing. Granted I am in silver so this may change in the higher ranks of open que but unless the DPS is absolutely cracked and can capitalize on every minute opportunity the tanks/support make they are throwing (and if they are that good just play a tank lol)
as a support player if I see someone diving and complaining about heals when theyre feeding I always tell them I will not heal bot you when youre feeding, stop and I may heal bot. Something along those lines cause low rank dps and tanks are cringe
10/10 best advice for climbing as support (and imo any role in a solo queue environment...) is leaving voice comms and turning off chat. Unless you're in an organized environment, comms/chat are only a distraction or source of negativity. Anything that anybody MIGHT listen to in chat can be communicated efficiently (arguably more so due to markers appearing in the game world) using pings and in-game callouts. This is true for pretty much every team-based game where the primary ranked ladder is solo-oriented.
Biggest mistake in low rank console players is not regrouping or 1v5ing all the time. I can't tell how many times I watched a Lucio going in alone against 5 enemies and dying because he couldn't wait to regroup with the team. It happens in all roles in low rank. People 1v5 all the time
To be fair to the first point, zarya with Ana is beyond easy to push the back line and grind up the Squishies. Like when I play zarya I often don't even bother messing with the other tank until I've taken out at least one healer and a DPS. Give me an ana and I'm unstoppable
My advise is take note on witch one of they're healers is actually good at healing (Moria mercy Ana Baptist) kill them then don't worry about the other healer if they pick 2 of those people one of them isint going to be healing as much so just kill the "main healer" then try to focus tank as a group.
Yeah DPS moira is a scourge on ow2. If you want to be proud of support damage then folliw my footsteps and do it on Kiriko, throwing a few headshots in between Ofuda charges. lol
If I do anything other than pocket every non support player on the team then someone will flame me. Tanks will charge into a brawl around a corner and still expect me to heal them. DPS will be a mile away on some flank spamming the "I need healing" message. Then come the inevitable insults about my intelligence after they die trying to solo the enemy team. I imagine a world where support whines and flames DPS about never getting any peel the same way players whine about not getting enough heals. If we win the game then they brag and treat the other team poorly, and if we lose then it is always someone else's fault, usually support. There is so little useful information in voice and chat, and so much bad sportsmanship, that I sometimes just silence everything so I can enjoy the game.
As a support player I actully hate mercy and hate when people say to play her becuse there are better healers then her tbh Moira does more and does it better. I main Ana becuse her kit can litterly shut down half the enemy team. Not only that her nade BUFFS ALL HEALING FOR A SHORT AMMOUNT OF TIME. So paired with any other healer just throw a nade at the tank and u boosted ur healer ur heals and healed might of even nulled the enemy healing support players win games!!! But can't carry and still need to help with some damage and it's okay to be Moira with 31 kills as long as ur healing reflect that.
I need healing 🙃, they just take too much damage, and blaming us not doing our job, in some rare case they want to choose which support hero we have to use
Been practicing getting flamed, I'm new to overwatch in general and not the best at fps games but I just enjoy play widowmaker so I play in quickplay and half my team flame me every game but its okay because you type "make me" then mute the chat
Once I was ana on a push map playin wit my bro, who was junk queen, and I was gettin dove by a genji and a Lucio wit no peel from our dps or other support and I was getting flamed for having like 5k healin and I said No Peel = No Heal
Can you make a video explaining hidden mmr and what increases it, decreases, and how it affects your games. Also on why it’s hidden from people & not explained by Blizzard.
We don't know exactly what increases it, and we never will. Blizzard won't give out that information because then people will game the system too much. There are plenty of stats you can take easy guesses make an impact (like K/D ratio, accuracy, etc.), but we don't know all the specifics.
dmage players #1 mistake im seeing. they focus the tank way to often and like u said with tank they "dont make plays" damage cant just sit back and rack up tons of pointless damage on an unkillable tank. to often im seeing damage players sitting back passivl;e dishing damdage not making plays not diving the enemies back line.
Bro sadly the supports are always having too much dos numbers theses days… especially zen and moors players… they actually just did and don’t heal and it has become too much
Explain all the healbot stuff to all those Mercy"s in my games. They hide somewhere, heal beam and wait to die. Explain the scoreboard to them. Explain what that damage done category is.
As a tank, when is it safe to go in for the squishies? I try to take them out as Winston, and while I can pick them off, my team ends up being solo killed by the enemy tank or a stray DPS. By the time I can get back it's too late to help, but if I stay with my team all the time I can never jump in.
That's your job as Winston. If your dps can't peel for your supports it's on them. On the other hand, if your dps can't dive with you it's better to peel an enemy attack, get a pick and then jump into the enemy backline. Regardless, in low elo you're gonna get flamed for not protecting, not pushing, not backing, not staying on point or not killing. Just do one of those at a time.
If you can finish 1 or 2 off, it’s ok if you lose 1 or 2. Also, just like you’re learning things, the positioning of your team mates was probably not safe enough
how do i play mercy without being a heal bot? would that be damage boosting? ik she has a gun but i don’t seem to be able to make it useful, i feel as if he ult would be better used for damage boosting and healing or i won’t get the most out of it.
in my opinion the only times you use your pistol as mercy is when you have a golden oppurtunity to take out a vulnerable enemy... (e.g. if youre valking and spot a scoped in widow not being contested or the enemy ana is low health and you can finish them off). or if you are isolated and are about to be picked off with no team mates to support you its better to go down fighting
In essence you should always use your damage boost unless someone needs healing, not healing as default. A bit like Lucio should default to speed boost instead of healboost
Yep, as Mike above alluded to, you should always be damage boosting by default. Only heal when they need it. Unfortunately though, if you're damage boosting most of the time and your teammates aren't hitting anything, then you are doing nothing for your team since your boost only does something when they hit. By the middle of the match when this is the case, you need to swap off to try to get some value for your team.
I'm a support main that very rarely ever gets flamed for being bad. The times I do I either have a legitimately trash team or I'm constantly getting picked off by a flanker that does nothing but dive me the whole game and so I'm spending the game in respawn.
You should find or even make yourself some footage that reflects what you're saying at the moment, because what you're currently showing is MASSIVELY distracting. Every minute I realize I have no idea what you just said.
Because that’s not how the game was balanced. It’s possible, but you’d need either better skills or a beneficial hero pick. Eg phara vs a tank with short range. Still, a tank can usually run away before dying. But everything is possible, I won a 1v1 on Brig against road hog, kept blocking his hook, stunning him and healing myself. Took ages but my team took the payload across nearly the entire map
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As someone who recently requeued for the first time in over 10 seasons (used to be low diamond on support) I play with my friends who are gold/silver in OW2 and by far the BIGGEST mistake I see happen, mostly from DPS but also Support players commit this way too often, is taking high risk/low reward poke fights before actual team fights.
It happens every single game after a fight is lost, that someone who got away or spawned early will peek down main and take poke shots at the enemy team, overstay their welcome, and get totally destroyed because they did not respect the lethality of the opponents. This can be anything, Hanzo logs, Junk mine spam, a Widow shot, Sojourn railgun, Orisa spear + follow up.. there are so many things that can kill you in a split second when you're alone.
Needless deaths is the by far biggest offender in all ranks below Plat I'd say. Deaths where you gain nothing besides a little poke damage worth a couple percent ult charge at best. You have zero practical chance of actually killing an enemy, all you do is play a suuuper high risk, suuuper low reward game. Basically the polar opposite of what you should be doing.
If you want to do some poke damage in between team fights, make sure you do it from an off angle, and don't expose yourself to multiple enemies at a time (and don't take these risks if you KNOW the enemy team has a hero with a potential oneshot ability).
If people did nothing to improve their gameplay, other than stop dying at times where there is literally zero reason to risk your life anyways, 80% of players would start climbing. No joke.
Fight discipline. The one thing everyone below Plat needs to implement in their game. Nothing is more important than this.
Absolutely this.
I'm a solo q tank hard stuck gold and I'm absolutely confused as to how all these gm do videos of bronze to gm vids by one tricking is beyond me.. with that being said I'm just having a hard time now because most dps or supports go in front of me
@@rez9386 Basically each role (and each hero within each role) will have a main contribution to the team's win condition in every single fight, and the better you understand exactly what your primary value is, the "easier" it will be to climb.
On top of this, it's important to know how to adapt that primary value to the way your team is playing.
I can however tell you this basic aspect of the game: You can one-trick literally any hero to Masters. Why? Because what keeps you stuck below Masters is not the hero you play or your team mates, but rather how many mistakes you make and how poorly you punish enemy mistakes. People tend to overrate mechanics and hero mastery and flexing, when in reality what 98% of the playerbase would benefit more from, is realizing their own mistakes and missed opportunities. Core mechanics and hero mastery just gives the base to better exploit these things thats all.
For example, I see a lot of tank players in mid/lower ranks who don't grasp the concept of denying space, and after won fights they just default to the payload or hang around with their team, or not use that free time to take high grounds etc. TONS of wasted time that could have been spent moving up to key positions to make the enemy advances as hard as possible, make them fight for every inch towards their goal, being proactive, etc. And ofc with this also follows the discipline of knowing when to give up space, but you can't give up space if you never took any to begin with.
The most classic example is on maps like Control Point, where the team who captures the point will often default to just hang around near the objective and let the regrouped enemy team take literally any angle they want for absolutely free. It's like saying "hey come attack us from the angles that suit you best, we'll sit patiently and wait for you! Whenever you're ready!". It's really not a matter of mechanics or team mates being in front - as long as said team mates aren't running around in the open close to enemy spawn (on hereos that aren't supposed to be there).
Anyways, I can only throw generic advice here and hope something sticks, to give you actually proper advice I'd have to vod review+coach a game of yours (which you're free to send a replay code if you'd like). Either way, OW is a complex game. Lots of important details that are easy to miss or difficult to learn because the game doesn't naturally teach these things unless you play at a very high level.
im a gold support main and this exact thing always frustrates me so much. i want to do what i can to make sure they stay alive and can regroup with the team, but i know better than to put myself in a 2v5 . it's especially frustrating when they do this literally right before our last teammate respawns and we have to either engage with a numbers disadvantage or wait 10 more seconds.
Needless deaths I would simply call them feeding, so I make sure to say that so they realize that.
They are the bane of my support climb :(
A mistake for DPS that I notice often and used to make myself is holding ultimate too long. You don't have to kill 2+ people with your ultimate, even killing a single person is often enough to swing the fight, especially now that the game is 5v5.
Gotta agree with the support role. Played comp match yesterday switched bewteen Moira and Kiriko ended up with 15000 healing done and 30 plus kills. We won the match but team didnt even recognize it.
No matter how many times I saved our stupid Zarya tank that wouldn't push when we need to push and did push when they are gonna get gangbanged by the enemy team
After hearing the mistakes that a support would make, all of those points resonate with me, especially ppl flaming me for more heals. I play League of Legends and people constantly flame. The thing that most ppl would do just mute those flaming teammates and focus on the game. I will try to just implement that with OW and probably get a duo as well.
Dude u are a support u need to heal if u don t wanna heal play dps
@@lordmoncef5494 What I mean is there are other ways of providing value than being a healbot (like what Mills mentioned) and just knowing when and who to heal as well. I hope that made sense
@@lordmoncef5494 mills isn’t saying to not heal bozo. He’s saying just healing all game and not going for any damage is throwing. No amount of healing is going to transform the trash damage your out of position dps is doing into frags. If you can get a pick in between healing than you’re gonna win the game if the enemy supports are just heal botting. This isn’t an mmo it’s a fps lmao
@@lordmoncef5494 you are a support. You need to... Support. Healing isn't the only job you have. As DPS, if you need healing every two seconds that is on you, not the support. Use corners and cover, you should always play as if a healer doesn't exist. Play with your team unless you're a flanker, and if you're flanking, you should be using health packs.
For supports there has to be a balance between doing dmg and healing, going for one of those two extremes never goes well.
I think most support mains know this but when you are stuck in the lower ranks it's the other teammates that don't understand this, they just bitch they aren't getting enough heals and then blaming the support. So there is this weird underlying pressure for lower-rank supports to just be heal bots because of their teams.
Honestly it all depends on your teammates. Some are beasts and worth healing and pocketing and some should be ignored because healing them to try to keep them alive will only feed the enemy and will end up dying without getting a pick. So it all depends
It's not even balance per se, it's adaptation , depending on what's needed and what opportunities you get. Besides, damage and healing don't matter, picks and peels do.
@@meoweievuiart teammates are pressuring you to play your hero wrong because of their own ignorance. In such situation it’s better to tell them you’re not gonna do what they ask and tell them to focus back on the game. If they can’t let it go, there’s the mute button. After all, it’s better for you to mute them than to keep listening the constant barrage of nonsense.
Hello there! So I was GM on every single role in Overwatch 1 (Pushed on 3 different accounts to make sure I have a separate SR for all 3 roles when there were no role queue).
I haven't played FPS games in about 2 years before OW 2 dropped, took OW 2 seriously and somehow I'm hard stucked in Platinum. Stats-wise I'm most of the time outperforming my team and their team on my role but I still manage to lose. Just yesterday I went 4 win - 17 losses (Went from Plat 2 to Plat 5) although I performed well on most of these games. I got very salty towards the end and only then did I start performing poorly.
When I first started OW 1 I went from Silver to Master on my main account playing flex naturally and I grinded my way to GM afterwards. When I picked up a smurf for each role, I grinded naturally to GM with no problem at all on each and every one of them. I guess we could argue that I'm washed up now, but I would at least expect to be able to hit Mid-Diamond low master with all this cummulated knowledge especially on roles like Tank or Support which require positioning and game sense mostly more than mechanical skills.
Never in my whole OW experience did I ever feel like the matchmaking was this unfair until Overwatch 2. Straight up we were playing with 2 friends the other day and we played with a brand new player who was unranked and had 50 wins on Quickplay while we were plat players and he got obliterated and we had to compensate hard for him and lost in the end. I don't understand how this can actually be a thing when we have about 200+ games played already in Comp.
I never blamed matchmaking in OW 1, the game seemed fair with 20% of the games being almost impossible to win, but now it's really crazy. I actually don't know what to do to grind.
the influx of new and returning players is probably the cause of this... it should even out over the coming months, but also just because you were gm back when open q was the only form of comp does not mean you still deserve it now. im not saying you deserve plat but the gm's playing back when you played overwatch 1 would undeniably be way worse then current gm's. EVERYONE improves through practice and most people dont see that translate in an increase in rank as the players around them are getting better at the same rate they are, the only way to climb is to improve at a faster rate then everyone else in your rank
@@jackzaikos2498 I get that, but I'm also performing well above my league in Platinum. I'm not saying I'm in elo hell or I should deserve more, but If by NO MEANS do I feel outplayed by people of this level, maybe the matchmaking is... bad?
I kept GM on 4 accounts for about 10 seasons before I got finally tired of the game because of the direction it was going. I understand people improve over time but to the point of losing 17 games out of 21 in a single game session while doing very good in platinum???
My dude the number of OW2 videos you're making is insane, I love it hahah. I'm here every time- you have some quality content
Your videos are great! Something I'd be interested in is a video about your first approach to comp as a brand new OW2 player. Maybe a checklist of things we should learn in quickplay to be comp ready before doing placements. The first 50 wins to unlock comp doesn't feel like enough, but I don't want to hesitate too long before going into comp.
Learning when to pull out and regroup when too many teammates die is a solid start. Nothing will make your game worse than if the 5 enemy players are sitting on point and your team runs in one by one to die (because 1v5 is impossible).
In quickplay you can do whatever you want because its casual. In comp you should work together as a team, even if you dont TALK, just figuring out when to push and when to pull with your team is crucial.
The main difference between quickplay and comp is the teamwork, so just focus on that.
The first 50 in quik play really doesnt count, comp is a completely different game. Honestly i think it should be 25 wins to get to comp, even if it means more people are placed in bronze, they'll have to learn to work together if they want to rank up.
A good tip is even if your teammates arent using comms just watch out for them, if you see a teammate getting rolled by an enemy, jump in and help.
Just jump in when you feel confident in your role. If you are completely new to competitive you'll learn the most from experience. And most importantly don't forget that it's still just a game and have fun. If your teammates are talking shit and saying that you are not good enough just mute them and do your best. If you truly aren't "good enough" then it's probably a good time to reconsider your playstyle
@@roxanne8662 mans pullout game weak
Having played a lot of Splatoon in the past bit, I'm finding thinking of the roles in this game as analogues of the roles in Splatoon actually pretty enlightening. Obviously there are exceptions to this, but in general:
- Skirmisher: Start fights, take space, be annoying, be a threat so you can't be ignored, and most importantly - do not die. It's fine if your TTK is low. This is like Tank in OW, and some DPS can accomplish this through just being rats in the enemy team and not dying (Tracer, Sombra, etc.).
- Crossfire/support: Help hold space your skirmisher has taken, keep track of off-angles and flanks, and use your special (ultimate) to enable team plays, and most importantly - do not die. This is like Support in OW, and again some DPS can also accomplish it due to their kits (S76, Sym, Widow, etc.).
- Slayer: Not about making plays; their job is to come in at the right time, and from the right angle to clean up any fights/plays started by Skirmishers or Supports before the enemy has time to splat (kill) the Skirm/Sup. This is like most DPS heroes.
I got landed a low rank in support despite doing like 20k healing in a few wins. This advice really helped me. I love playing moira but I always end up on mercy because despite the raw dps output I can do with moira I get flamed a lot and secretly kind of hate it. So this struck a chord with me. Thank you for the advice man, I'll take it on board. Subbed and liked.
Yeah if you're gonna play Moira in comp you better be a heal bot first, poker second, and an assassin third. If you're prioritizing DPS then your team has 1 healer to their 2. Its going to make people upset they're getting half as much healing to do their jobs and rightfully so.
Only go into DPS moira mode when the time is truly right (e.g. not much damage being taken by team, widow in range to jump on quickly with a fade)
@@theSato don't get me wrong - my healing output is great as moira as well as DPS. But bronze DPS just get deeply upset if their support is out-dpsing them. But this is usually in addition of 10k+ healing.
@@lefty4182 if you purely contribute extra dps without compromising heals, let the dps players cry. If they don’t get that it’s purely beneficial to them, it’s their problem.
Btw cute cat.
@@alkestos this is good advice LOL also ty!
For Moira, from an Ana main. Your job is to heal and sustain. Your healing allows me room to play offensive with my nades. Once I get anti down to a few enemies, go with tank and finish off as many enemies as possible, but do not get yourself killed. You have the best escape and self-sustain, so if you die, that's on you. Peel if a flanker's on me. Also, do not be the one to wake up. You don't have the burst damage.
4th mistake for dps and support players: contradicting your tank decisions nd not following him. If your tank says go highground and you think as a group it's better to stay on lowground, or if you think your tank is wrong for not going through main, then your tank is not the problem. It's better to have 5 idiots in the same boat than being petty.
7:55-8:30 - solid point, so many matches this is the first thing I'm saying in my quick plays, let me dance with the tank while DPS focus on downing 1 or 2 squishy then we eat the rest!
As a support main… We are punching bags. I’m proud of it! not really..
Coach MIlls with the most BANGER of video time stamps.
thanks, hadn't realized that on every role I was focusing way too much on the tanks of each team; I had it explained how much more potent the tank role was in ow2 that I assumed they were always the primary target.
Ngl, I been watching your videos for A weeks now and I’ve climbed from bronze 5 to sliver 1 support in that time span… really helpful
bro, the sao crossing field 8bit type music in the tank section was really nice to hear again.
mistake #1 playing support
As a support main, THANK YOU FOR RECOGNIZING THE ABUSE WE RECEIVE. Hey, tank instead of thinking "where are my heals" start thinking "why do I feel the need to try to 1 v 5 the whole fucking enemy team."
Tanks be like : I WAS ELECTED TO LEAD, NOT TO READ
sometimes when im playing dps i try to use the map for cover or just go for health packs instead of always asking for healing that way i feel like my supports and tanks have less pressure on them which most of the time helps me win games even though im not playing my best
Also usually a good indicator of low heals is 2 things: either the positioning of you relative to your supports is not ideal, or too many people are taking damage at the same time. So a good indicator is that if you often find yourself in need of healing, you should try to expose yourself to less danger. Either play more from off angles so you dont eat 2 tons of rng spam damage every fight, don't expose yourself to more than one enemy LOS at a time, play around healthpacks first, support healing second, etc.
Also might be the supports are excessively harassed, in which case the job as dps could be to act as their bodyguard (or at least check your supports when you need healing to see if they're preoccupied with something reasonable you can perhaps help them deal with).
It's a team game after all, and the more each player acts like it, the easier the games become.
It’s a good habit to learn to keep in mind the locations of two closest health packs, especially as flankers.
For the first tip in the video I was guilty of that lol then noticed myself and fixed it. ie. sigma - Throw up the shield and just throw your orbs at the support or adc’s insead of the tank, maybe poke them once so they feel it, rein dva or zarya will shield or try to ward off dmg, like the others when you know that’s coming, when they stop defending themselves throw rock and repeat 💯 just an example lol Mills got solid advice compared to others telling you to aim with the walking stick 🤣🤣🤣
Coach Mills is definitely one of the best out there! Always insightful, always positive, and always keeps it real! I love you contact Man and thank you for everything that you’ve been doing!
a good example on the support ones is lucio
Lucio can't healbot, hit healing per second is too low to actually outdo dmg, but his speed boost can be enough to mess up the enemies expectation
his ultimate when used basically makes your team unkillable for a couple seconds, which is enough to flip a fight, but holding it for that perfect time makes it worthless
11:27 bro that mei threw so hard, if I was dva I’d be PISSED
Not just old but new players i catch my mindset being put more dps into the tank to help kill him instead of healer hunting
Love the video, especially the anime lofi in the background
It’s rough to be a support main right now. I’m Gold 4 on console and with no one to queue up with makes it impossible to win when the whole team would rather dive in 1 at a time no matter how many times you tell them to group up. Then watch as they complain that there’s a support dif after getting rolled in a 1v5.
I dunno about that first one for support. Supports at lower ranks hardly ever turn from the main fight with the tank to heal dps taking off angles or anything outside their immediate FOV. I’ve spectated miora’s that hold down right click while their tank is getting blasted and extremely low. Better to have a heal bot than a support that doesn’t heal anything that’s not directly in front of them. Actually even sometimes jumping directly in front of them doesn’t make them heal you. Maybe one shot that heals to to 175 and then they walk away. It’s pretty bad. Not blaming my supports or anything. I know I should be able to make plays with my 200hp only and play around my team effectively in order to get the most value blah blah mills. All great advice except telling low elo players they don’t need to focus on healing.
30k goal Congrats man.
That first point in your support tips were so on point hahahaha I loved it
Bro these time stamps had me rollin
I love when I notice the background music. Golden Wind
that anna gameplay was awesome
My problem as support is that I have a horrible case of OCD when I see the red cross icon
I can't stress enough how often the correct play to win the team fight when I played as a support was not healbotting but rather using my utility or even in some cases getting a pick on the enemy support that was distracted and out of position. But sometimes healbotting is the correct play. For example when your team is trying to push trough a choke with Widow holding angles I'd rather stay safe healing around the corners and let my tank take the hits than risk getting headshotted by Widow or killed by some stray bullets. You gotta find the balance between getting aggressive and playing carefully because your life is so the most valuable out of all the roles. If your tank is suiciding into a 1v5 don't risk your own life to bail them out. Of course you can try to help them out but the moment you see that it's a lost cause just leave them. Sure you will most likely get flamed for "not healing" but at least you are still alive and can contribute to the fights helping your dps getting picks or saving your 2nd support
me watching the dps section knowing I can't aim: "ahh yes this is the issue"
This is all stuff you learn while you practise aiming, because aiming is just exposure - just gotta play. RUclips videos dont really help with aiming like they can with strat and positioning
I'm one of those supports that just turn off my coms (I solo que more than anything). It makes it easier to not be trapped in that healbot mindset.
I hate other people not being on comms because I make callouts and you can't hear them if you're not on comms. It's a team game after all, and with the fast pace you need those callouts (e.g. Reaper just teleported above/behind us for his ult, etc.)
I am literally taking down at least half the roster of tanks as Reaper. EDIT: You mentioned that. Sorry 😅; When talking about "Don't 1v5", I don't try to do that nowadays, but every time I just try to pick off one support, the whole enemy team swarms me and my team does nothing to bail me out
I think its important to be decent In every role that way you can be who you would want you'd teamates to be.
I play open que ranked and depending on if the enemy team has 2 tanks or more DPS are completely useless. It is incredibly hard to kill the enemy's support when the team has 2 defensive tanks since they either have shields that protect their team, or dive on you and win the 1v1. Now if they have 3 tanks, DPS offer nothing. Granted I am in silver so this may change in the higher ranks of open que but unless the DPS is absolutely cracked and can capitalize on every minute opportunity the tanks/support make they are throwing (and if they are that good just play a tank lol)
That Mei wall at 11:28 :D :D :D :D
These chapter names "ur cute" "let's kiss" submissive and bre" LMAO
as a support player if I see someone diving and complaining about heals when theyre feeding I always tell them I will not heal bot you when youre feeding, stop and I may heal bot. Something along those lines cause low rank dps and tanks are cringe
10/10 best advice for climbing as support (and imo any role in a solo queue environment...) is leaving voice comms and turning off chat. Unless you're in an organized environment, comms/chat are only a distraction or source of negativity. Anything that anybody MIGHT listen to in chat can be communicated efficiently (arguably more so due to markers appearing in the game world) using pings and in-game callouts. This is true for pretty much every team-based game where the primary ranked ladder is solo-oriented.
Yeah, the pings are a better than saying "Enemy 1" on voice comms. And then be the one to command "Fall Back". It has saved my games on occassion. :)
Biggest mistake in low rank console players is not regrouping or 1v5ing all the time. I can't tell how many times I watched a Lucio going in alone against 5 enemies and dying because he couldn't wait to regroup with the team. It happens in all roles in low rank. People 1v5 all the time
Tanks can be cc'd still. Passive just reduces knock back etc.
The validation every DPS Moria needed. 😂
You have some interesting chapter titles:
"[...]ur cute btw"
"[...]lets kiss"
"[...]submissive and breedable, you are"
Calling support "Healers" is one of the worst things people do. Supports are used to SUPPORT the team, you are meant to DPS every now and then.
Liked, subbed, watched the full vid, and commented
To be fair to the first point, zarya with Ana is beyond easy to push the back line and grind up the Squishies. Like when I play zarya I often don't even bother messing with the other tank until I've taken out at least one healer and a DPS. Give me an ana and I'm unstoppable
My advise is take note on witch one of they're healers is actually good at healing (Moria mercy Ana Baptist) kill them then don't worry about the other healer if they pick 2 of those people one of them isint going to be healing as much so just kill the "main healer" then try to focus tank as a group.
I WILL HAVE YOU KNOW, when I play Moira I am not submissive. I always have more damage than healing 😎
Yeah DPS moira is a scourge on ow2. If you want to be proud of support damage then folliw my footsteps and do it on Kiriko, throwing a few headshots in between Ofuda charges. lol
@@theSato my problem currently with Overwatch two is Brig players. Fucking useless.
If I do anything other than pocket every non support player on the team then someone will flame me. Tanks will charge into a brawl around a corner and still expect me to heal them. DPS will be a mile away on some flank spamming the "I need healing" message. Then come the inevitable insults about my intelligence after they die trying to solo the enemy team. I imagine a world where support whines and flames DPS about never getting any peel the same way players whine about not getting enough heals. If we win the game then they brag and treat the other team poorly, and if we lose then it is always someone else's fault, usually support. There is so little useful information in voice and chat, and so much bad sportsmanship, that I sometimes just silence everything so I can enjoy the game.
I subbed cause of the time stamps lol
As a support player I actully hate mercy and hate when people say to play her becuse there are better healers then her tbh Moira does more and does it better. I main Ana becuse her kit can litterly shut down half the enemy team. Not only that her nade BUFFS ALL HEALING FOR A SHORT AMMOUNT OF TIME. So paired with any other healer just throw a nade at the tank and u boosted ur healer ur heals and healed might of even nulled the enemy healing support players win games!!! But can't carry and still need to help with some damage and it's okay to be Moira with 31 kills as long as ur healing reflect that.
I need healing 🙃, they just take too much damage, and blaming us not doing our job, in some rare case they want to choose which support hero we have to use
Best call out that no one listen to (ur alone all healers are dead). It's awsome when I hear a ult right after saying that lmao
Been practicing getting flamed, I'm new to overwatch in general and not the best at fps games but I just enjoy play widowmaker so I play in quickplay and half my team flame me every game but its okay because you type "make me" then mute the chat
Once I was ana on a push map playin wit my bro, who was junk queen, and I was gettin dove by a genji and a Lucio wit no peel from our dps or other support and I was getting flamed for having like 5k healin and I said No Peel = No Heal
17:08 was kinda funny lol
very good guide nice job
Can you make a video explaining hidden mmr and what increases it, decreases, and how it affects your games. Also on why it’s hidden from people & not explained by Blizzard.
We don't know exactly what increases it, and we never will. Blizzard won't give out that information because then people will game the system too much. There are plenty of stats you can take easy guesses make an impact (like K/D ratio, accuracy, etc.), but we don't know all the specifics.
I dont care what people say no one needs a dps Moira or a dps bap
Ayo these time stamps making me act up
dmage players #1 mistake im seeing. they focus the tank way to often and like u said with tank they "dont make plays" damage cant just sit back and rack up tons of pointless damage on an unkillable tank. to often im seeing damage players sitting back passivl;e dishing damdage not making plays not diving the enemies back line.
once again well done. still thinking on my ideas? Also maybe you can try some regular comment/no commentary gameplay to learn?
Mei is so cute crouch walking
love the timestamps
man, those chapter names... u too btw :)
I’m bronze 2 tank lol I love watching ur videos though! I’m fairly new to the game. Maybe one day I’ll be top 500 😅
Bro sadly the supports are always having too much dos numbers theses days… especially zen and moors players… they actually just did and don’t heal and it has become too much
DPS not dos and Moria not moors
Nice jojo’s lofi 👀
Not being a tempo tank will leave you hard stuck.
12:53 timestamp -- "submissive and breedable, you are"
alright
Explain all the healbot stuff to all those Mercy"s in my games. They hide somewhere, heal beam and wait to die. Explain the scoreboard to them. Explain what that damage done category is.
LoL if this dog moira not gonna heal I'll swap to widow for practice.
« **** support » a random dps says as they die trying to solo a team of 5
As a tank, when is it safe to go in for the squishies? I try to take them out as Winston, and while I can pick them off, my team ends up being solo killed by the enemy tank or a stray DPS. By the time I can get back it's too late to help, but if I stay with my team all the time I can never jump in.
Im a Silver 3 support but a bronze tank haha. Tank is hard lol 😆
That's your job as Winston. If your dps can't peel for your supports it's on them. On the other hand, if your dps can't dive with you it's better to peel an enemy attack, get a pick and then jump into the enemy backline. Regardless, in low elo you're gonna get flamed for not protecting, not pushing, not backing, not staying on point or not killing. Just do one of those at a time.
If you can finish 1 or 2 off, it’s ok if you lose 1 or 2.
Also, just like you’re learning things, the positioning of your team mates was probably not safe enough
My friend said most tanks cant press W but I cant press S😂 I only want to push
Here s tips for all role just do ur role it s not that hard dps should flank and get kills
Support keep ur tank alive
Tank tank dmg and push
Man, watching the background game-play would be so much better if you weren't constantly spamming the emotes menu..
Nice video mills
Based timestamps
Wtf those timestamps 😂
11:48 what is this tiny character? Seems impossible to hit 😳
Yooo… my dude these time stamps wtf. Miss me with that ish. 😅
Time stamps got me bricked up 🥶🥶🥶
how do i play mercy without being a heal bot? would that be damage boosting? ik she has a gun but i don’t seem to be able to make it useful, i feel as if he ult would be better used for damage boosting and healing or i won’t get the most out of it.
in my opinion the only times you use your pistol as mercy is when you have a golden oppurtunity to take out a vulnerable enemy... (e.g. if youre valking and spot a scoped in widow not being contested or the enemy ana is low health and you can finish them off). or if you are isolated and are about to be picked off with no team mates to support you its better to go down fighting
In essence you should always use your damage boost unless someone needs healing, not healing as default.
A bit like Lucio should default to speed boost instead of healboost
Yep, as Mike above alluded to, you should always be damage boosting by default. Only heal when they need it.
Unfortunately though, if you're damage boosting most of the time and your teammates aren't hitting anything, then you are doing nothing for your team since your boost only does something when they hit. By the middle of the match when this is the case, you need to swap off to try to get some value for your team.
Any support mains here that can never relate to "getting flamed" or just me...
I'm a support main that very rarely ever gets flamed for being bad. The times I do I either have a legitimately trash team or I'm constantly getting picked off by a flanker that does nothing but dive me the whole game and so I'm spending the game in respawn.
timestamps make me feel cute :3
Reuploaded because he forgor there was a 3rd tip
You caught me 😅
@@coach_mills i always catch you cuz i have joined your discord speaking about discord have yall joined his discord yet?if not,DO IT NOW!!!
I started this video with the thought of how many do I make lol
Time stamps got me bricked up 🤒
You should find or even make yourself some footage that reflects what you're saying at the moment, because what you're currently showing is MASSIVELY distracting. Every minute I realize I have no idea what you just said.
Why cant a dps 1v1 a tank and win?
Because that’s not how the game was balanced. It’s possible, but you’d need either better skills or a beneficial hero pick. Eg phara vs a tank with short range. Still, a tank can usually run away before dying.
But everything is possible, I won a 1v1 on Brig against road hog, kept blocking his hook, stunning him and healing myself. Took ages but my team took the payload across nearly the entire map
Lmfao this guy can't decide whether he wants his viewers to avoid or take risks to improve
nice tips... can tell your'e not a support main from this gameplay tho lmaooo