1. Why high ground is powerful and further exploiting it. 2. Awareness and disengaging from fights. 3. Positioning and cover. 4. Orb trajectories and strategy.
Thank you so much for the review, the feedback, and the encouragement! On my second life, I was thinking taking right side high ground after tossing a cursory heal orb to LW and Ashe who were both low-ish. On my own rewatch, I thought if I held the bridge instead, that I could have helped to chase the Reaper, and then we all hold high ground together. I think that was on me for spreading too thin, and then compounded by dropping down to try to heal and throwing an orb at the cart. I was useless there. I 100% fell by accident when Bap windowed on 2nd point defense, and then immediately panic faded to try to get around the corner and away from it. You're right, had I been thinking more clearly in that moment, I could have faded to the other direction and coaled them from the flank. I recognized it was a risky coal in that moment too, but it also felt like the last team fight, so I chanced it. In hindsight, it was very greedy to step into the open, and I probably should have just waited it out a second after (luckily) disengaging. The orb advice is particularly helpful. I know you try not to provide map specific advice, but it's really helpful to see the angles pointed out. I'll keep working on those angles, but I think in real time it's 50/50 that I clip an air conditioner trying to negotiate the corridor you pointed out! I really like the idea of capitalizing on the distraction of an ult to see if I can hunt someone down. When the Ashe used Bob I spun to look inside because I thought I had heard Hanzo and was worried he had figured out high ground and was about to storm arrow the back of my skull again. I didn't even think to look down into the room below where they were taking cover. That was an opportunity missed. I'll try to keep it mind for another time. Thank you again for the time and advice!
You definitely seem to be aware of what's going on around you, especially compared to others in your rank, so as you continue to improve that you'll find it easier to make decisions on the fly. You are 100% playing above your rank, so keep at it and you'll keep climbing!
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Thank you so much for the review, the feedback, and the encouragement!
On my second life, I was thinking taking right side high ground after tossing a cursory heal orb to LW and Ashe who were both low-ish. On my own rewatch, I thought if I held the bridge instead, that I could have helped to chase the Reaper, and then we all hold high ground together. I think that was on me for spreading too thin, and then compounded by dropping down to try to heal and throwing an orb at the cart. I was useless there.
I 100% fell by accident when Bap windowed on 2nd point defense, and then immediately panic faded to try to get around the corner and away from it. You're right, had I been thinking more clearly in that moment, I could have faded to the other direction and coaled them from the flank. I recognized it was a risky coal in that moment too, but it also felt like the last team fight, so I chanced it. In hindsight, it was very greedy to step into the open, and I probably should have just waited it out a second after (luckily) disengaging.
The orb advice is particularly helpful. I know you try not to provide map specific advice, but it's really helpful to see the angles pointed out. I'll keep working on those angles, but I think in real time it's 50/50 that I clip an air conditioner trying to negotiate the corridor you pointed out!
I really like the idea of capitalizing on the distraction of an ult to see if I can hunt someone down. When the Ashe used Bob I spun to look inside because I thought I had heard Hanzo and was worried he had figured out high ground and was about to storm arrow the back of my skull again. I didn't even think to look down into the room below where they were taking cover. That was an opportunity missed. I'll try to keep it mind for another time.
Thank you again for the time and advice!
You definitely seem to be aware of what's going on around you, especially compared to others in your rank, so as you continue to improve that you'll find it easier to make decisions on the fly. You are 100% playing above your rank, so keep at it and you'll keep climbing!