Secrets that Grandmasters won't share.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2024
- It took me 6 years to reach grandmaster. This is way longer then that it should have been. In this video i share the most important advice that got me to grandmaster in Overwatch 2.
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bro became a life coach midway through the video😭
bhaa hahahahah
Goresh Pfp spotted
And im here for it💯🤌🤌🤌🤌👍🤜🤛
We love him for it
Clicked to improve my overwatch gameplay, stayed for improving my life
"Trust blizzard for balance in the game" I spit out my drink lol
let them cook
nah no way bro actually says that meaning it, i haven't watched the video yet- pls tell me this is a joke lmao
I don't think he means it as "Blizzard is good at balancing the game" just that, in fact, playing a broken character is bad for you because it is eventually *(in a couple centuries)* going to get nerfed and then that player will be "helpless" if he only relied on the character to win
@@eisenkrahe7125 I mean, widow and Hanzo have been in the game since 2016 and it's only in 2024 that they soft-removed just Hanzo's 1shot 💀
@@dziosdzynes7663 *Small indie company bro* can you blame them???
Dude this is actually a really good video I did not expect to see this level of quality from such a small channel
Ty
Heyo GM1 dps player here, most of the 2nd half of the video is good but the start isn’t all true so I’ll list the parts that could be better:
0:20 this common idea that sr is a perfect reflection of your skill level is just a lie. This only holds true if you play an infinite amount of games which obviously you don’t. You’re in a lobby with 9 random players who you can’t control. You are only ever 10% of a lobby so don’t expect your 10% to dictate every outcome. The best saying I’ve heard is
1/3 of your games you’ll win no matter what
1/3 of your games you’ll lose no matter what
1/3 of your games you decide the outcome of
If you play loads and loads of games then yes you will reach your true rank but some people don’t have time to play thousands of games to reach this. Many people truly are in ranks that don’t match their skill. Hell even my main account this season is barely masters and I’m a gm1 player. Let’s stop using this false idea that sr is perfect.
0:34 unranked to gm players are never just gm5 players reaching gm5 again. They are exclusively VERY high rank players, usually 4700sr top 10 players reaching the very bottom of gm5. They are winning 95% of their games because even their hardest games are still 1000sr below their real rank. You can do the same thing with a diamond player doing unranked to gold and get the same result. This proves nothing but that smurfing works.
1:12 playing with friends is fine. You said you should ONLY ever solo queue then used 1 specific example of a low ranked friend to justify this. Playing with friends is fine for improvement but obviously only if they aren’t significantly lower rank than you and don’t have rage mindsets etc. You’re making sweeping statements because of 1 type of friend as if that’s ALL friends. Nuance exists.
1:48 actually very good advice. Practicing a small pool of heroes (2-3 usually) is how almost all pro players get as good as they do and it’s very effective. Prioritise deepening your hero pool, instead of widening it. Being ok at 10 heroes is worse than being great at 2.
Most of the rest of the video is all good advice though. Mental health is important, physical health is important, keeping yourself in a good mindset is important. All of these needs to be checked to reach your maximum potential.
I will say technically if you are good enough you can control 6 players. 5 on the enemy team and yourself.
Getting kills fast enough ensures the enemy team cant play
Broo this vid is so valuable, u dont gives bs tips like 90% popular ytbers and i learned so much by this, u deserve a lot more
If you like this video, then you'll also like another video from iostux. If you search: iostux time, then you'll see a video that helped me a lot.
@@AntonGiever i'll check him ty
What the author says about mentality is pure truth, when I fell into apathy I drastically got worse at OW and other games. When I got better and gained confidence, I started playing great.
Very good video, but I have a few critiques:
1) The most important advice I have ever learned about improvement in competitive settings is: You do not play ranked to win. You choose something very specific you want to work on that you need to improve. And your sole goal in any given match is to focus on improving that. You do not care if you win or lose, you do not care if you play well or poorly, you just care that you are trying to improve that one thing. It's not a mindset you will gain from one day to the next, but not caring about a win or loss, and having something tangible that you know you need to improve is the best advice I know. Another, less important layer to this is that you don't need to work on the same thing for weeks, or until you "master" it. You won't master anything, pros did not master any of the things you're improving on. Intensity is your best bet here. Doing it really well for 3 games is better than doing it for 2 weeks, because you get bored of it if you do it for that long, and then the whole practise is pointless. I change it up every few games, and just cycle through a handful of things at a time.
To give an example, because I do think this is the most important thing I've said, here's a list of points I need to improve on Sojourn. I choose one of these every game:
- use disrupter to discourage an angle or to apply pressure that could lead to a kill, not just in choke
- Play cover
- Make a short fight plan before the fight
- Relax, take a second to make sure you're really aiming your rail, not just spamming it
- check if you are 5 before a fight
- when shooting hold the angle, don't get sucked in (Plat magnet)
- Time your aggression when a fight is happening/with your tank
I think you have the spirit of this, but it kind of got drowned out in this video. This truly is the most important thing you need to do to improve. Play every game with a goal in mind to work on, not to win. And you will improve, and you will eventually win, until you rank up.
2) 2 hours a day is good, but you don't need to play 2 hours a day to improve. Nowhere near it if you just want to go from say Plat to Diamond. Longer playtime becomes more relevant as you aim for higher ranks, so for GM I think it's more reasonable, I don't know if I would call it "bare minimum", but it's on the lower side. I don't think you need 4 hours, especially not if your quality of practise declines over those 4 hours which I think it will for many people watching this video. In my opinion, make sure you're focused for the time that you are playing, then up that play time. What playtime is minimum and what is optimal depends entirely on the rank you are now, and the rank you want to achieve. For GM I would say 3 hours is a good mark, but again, make sure those are actually useful.
3) 144 HZ is definitely not the "bare minimum". Granted, that's easy for me to say, I'm a hitscan player and I've been playing on 165 HZ for years. It's definitely good, but it's not bare minimum and without it you can still reach GM. I would say it's highly recommended if you're playing aim heavy heroes (most dps and some supports), it's still recommended if you're a tank or support player, but I don't think 60 hz is the reason you're not GM in that case.
4) I agree with the hero pools largely. Play 1 to 2, at most 3 heroes at a time to improve at them. A good rule of thumb is play at most as many heroes as you have hours to play in a day. So if you play for one hour, play one hero, 2, play two (or still one), etc. However, I somewhat disagree that you need to play them for months and months to see any lasting improvement. I actually do exactly what you said a lot, new season, new main. I do it for 2 reasons: I've been scrimming for years by now, and scrimming most of the times requires you to play a few more than 2 heroes. Because of this, I have a decent base line on most hitscans, and while I have 2 heroes I play the most in scrims, I play quite a few because a lot of them are very specific picks (i. e. Sym on exacatly 3 maps, Widow on Widow maps, Cass against specific comps, etc.). So I have a hero pool of 7 heroes I'm pretty good on, and I just cycle who I'm practising in comp (2 heroes) every season or so. You don't need to play heroes for months and months to see improvment. Actually just a weeek ago, I needed to work on my Sombra more since I hadn't played her a lot since the rework (she's generally one of my weaker heroes). I played her exclusively for a week in comp, and already saw a lot of improvement after. I also have a hierachy. I like to play Widow and Tracer the most, and I need to play Sojourn and Ashe the most in scrims. So most of the time, I'm really just cycling through 4 heores. So yeah, super big paragraph to just say, it's fine to swap your mains every now and then. And especially if you don't enjoy a hero anymore, don't be afraid to swap because you think you will lose all that you learned, you won't.
This ties into a bigger critique I already had with playtime: Short bursts of very intense practise is better than long drawn-out, not very focused practise. That's why it's fine if you just want to practise a hero for a month and then moth back to your normal mains, or swap mains all together if you're not feeling it anymore.That's why it's important to get that practise right before you feel the need to up your playtime.
Good video, here's my way too long thoughts on it.
This was a wonderful addition to the road to gm conversation, I wanted to say thanks for putting the time into this. Hopefully I can get my Genji to diamond one day and head forward :’)
Really awesome video man!! Not enough creators talk about the mindset and the out of game stuff. Let’s see a video about gameplay tips next!! Would love to see your approach to coaching/teaching the game. 🙏🏼
This video is amazing! The part about personal life and how it can affect your performance is 100% true. I am a casual and don't really have the time to play ranked but the video actually impressed me. Great work!
yooo dat was fire🔥 the things you said pertaining to the game can also be used in real life, apart from the literal life coach advice midway thru da vid, your videos are definitely universal yo, you got quality in you keep it up G don’t stop now.
Thank you so much man I've peaked high masters and I really want GM but I didn't know what more I could've done apart from aim training, positioning etc. This video has really opened up the options for improvement to me. Thank you so much, keep up the amazing educational content please 👍🙏
You deserve 1000 times more subs, so much value
I was afraid that people would not react happy on this video. But I liked that most people did.
Thank you so much fo this video! Gave me more motivation than anything else ever
I agree ow1 i was a high diamond ana player. Then a couple seasons later i hit 4007sr in season 19 and peak at 4567 season 23! Only playing ana
Mental baggage hit like a truck, got a friend who pointed out how much I judge my own gameplay. He told me whenever I panic or start hating my skill mid game, I do worse. But when I’m focused and open to mistakes, my performance improves.
I believe that is called tilting
@@tremolony4924 haha true, though mine results in sadness which is honestly worse 😭 especially as a support main
1+1=2
Love this man, keep making these!
Yeah……… “you are your rank because of your skill” tell that to my cia agent who hired my teammate to bring me down 💪 💀
I hit top 500 on support like three and a half years ago and have been in gold and silver ever since Overwatch 2. The bit about being able to hit previous ranks inspires hope.
were you gm before or were you just lucky to finish your 50 games before the actual t500 players. cuz i dont think you ever played at that level if youre average now
@@300ml_brasil I was top 500 for like five seasons in a row. It was on switch, though. Seasons 22-27. Stopped playing for a while after that, got back into Overwatch 2, and haven't gotten past Plat yet. I didn't place that high, just pushed from Plat to top 500 throughout season 22
@@coreenforcer6404then i cant say much more dk how competetive the switch environment is
@@coreenforcer6404switch comp scene is non existent compared to console/pc pools
as always, keep up the nice work, i enjoyed it again...
but was it very interesting?
Lol this actually helpful. I didn't expect that. Thanks 😊.
menttal baggage seems so crazy in a video about ranking up but it makes so much sense
Great video, man, especially appreciate the call to sleep good, eat good, better your social life, important stuff
With execion of two or tree tips are "meh", the other are very helpful or very good. A lot tips i have heard, but some ones i never heard and is very interessing. I just want to you "explain" some other better and more. Not because is dad explaneted, is just because you can talk much more. Is a good video bro, you have things to work better, but in the end you have a potencial to grow your channel bro. Some tips i never heard but i "learn" in my years of playing, especialy the meta tip. I am ball main and because my skill at this body, i am get master in tank. Years to i finally get good in this character (probaly the most dificult character to learn in the game). Keep your job bro 👍
Thee best advice ive ever heard for OW, went from 1900sr to 3200 (silv 1 to daim 4) back in OW1 using my own rules that I learned overtime, they reflect your advice to a T.
Also on this 4:35 I good habit that I picked up was asking myself "what am I doing" during matches, helps a lot.
It’s people like you that change their surroundings, and make an impact. You’ve clearly had a lot of experience, and felt a lot of disappointment for this community, for gaming in general. And you are cogently and entertainingly stating your piece. Good shit dude keep it up;)
One of the things that makes me love the game more is that my want to be more competitive actually changed my mindset in real life.
People say that games make you lazy but actually to get better you need a good mindset, discipline and hard work which actually works really well everywhere, you are a sprinter and want to get better? Practice more it will take time don't just get frustrated because you are slower than the others, you have to look at a lot of things to get better and all of these things are the same everywhere. So I am grateful that actually played overwatch because it is the reason why I started to see the reason why athletes, pro gamers or anyone successful in general is successful
I hear a Dutchie when i hear it alright
You heard that correctly
Great video. I just subscribed
Thank you I’ve been trying to find out why and this actually cleared the mist for me I often play a barrage of hero’s and swap for the situation and I’m mad at them besides one because I was a one trick.
How do you only have 300 subs this is high quality content
I started off the game in bronze super low sr in ow1, i climbed up to mid masters and quit the game because i didnt enjoy it anymore, but you are correct in many things, not everything is required but a lot of it does help. People dont have patience, even if you always have a 50.1% win rate, you WILL climb because you will, the only consistent factor on games if YOU, that means if you improve ans get better, you can have more impact on your games consistently. People want a easy way to climb, there isnt, it took me over 2k hours in 3 accounts to reach my goal because i had a mental for getting better and being not caring about losing. Losing is part of the game, learn to love it too as much, or more than winning because it can tell you that you can improve to get better on your future games. I remember my experience when trying to hit diamond, i was always ao close (1 game away) to it but could not hit it, for 4 season in a row, the one time i felt like i was going to actually hit it, i stopped playing on my main account and played on two alt accounts, one where i tried since the start with heroes i enjoyed playing (placed 1 game below diamond), and the other account i purposely placed as low as i could reasonably without throwing (low gold), i climbed all 3 accounts easily to diamond that season because i was just a more more consistent and better player. That is just how ever game that has a working rank system goes. Be a consistent good player or better player than your rank, and you will climb. Have the mentality for improvement, why did i win? Why did i lose? Did i play that well? Could i have played it better? Is my aim doing well? What parts of aiming do i need to focus and improve? And so on.
good video! First video I watched from u
Fantastic video. So good I downloaded it!
You are correct! I accepted my rank at a point and from there I started to rank up and enjoyed the game more! 😊 I also learned not to take the game too seriously! Getting mad or really frustrated just makes you hate the game!
PS: Also a very good advice would be to watch GM players and listen to their team comp! If You have the fundamentals down, better Mechanics and all the map knowledge watching GM players can take You very far!!! It directly improves your game sense and movement! Oc getting the mechanics down is very hard but understanding why and how to move can make you a much better player!
This advice won't help Bronze or low Silver players though😅 they should learn the fundamentals first and learn all the maps first!
Best outro we need more like that
quickplay is super sweaty actually, good environment to learn character basics.
but there's a limit on how much you can learn there, for sure.
Great video! Where can I find that dps series you mentioned at the end? I must be blind
as someone who hit gm1 in 1 year with my only gaming experience being roblox, just focus on yourself and put yourself around friends who are better than you
This guy is spitting facts tho fr fr 💯. No such thing as a counter.
And a good player to watch unranked to gm is awkward.
Came to ow ended up getting life advice, thanks
Time to go on a walk
i'm gm1 and most of this advice is useful for my vouch good video and i hope it helps people :p
This is good advice
I'm gold 3 DPS right now, I hit gold 1 a couple seasons ago so I'm hoping I can hit plat for the first time soon. Thank you for sharing your wisdom so that people like me can have a better chance at improving.
"If you are good at doom you are always fine". So started my journey to be a good Doom and i think im getting better. Iplay against sombras cassidys and whatnot even though its tough and that gonna make me one of them dooms i hope.
4:06 thats how i learned to play rein. It was my first time playing the role, with my previous experiences i knew i shouldnt LOS supports and watched a game at half speed throughout to literally be able to understand what happened. Thanks to all those content creators advising to watch your own games.
Most of the time metas don't really matter but maybe sometimes it does, like Mauga in his debt, Junkrat in this patch(I was Junkrat player but not this season lol)
I've been GM for years and you somehow are motivating me to climb wtf
Barely a minute in and we're at an all time record of Facts per second damn
10:20 You aren't wrong, unless we're talking about Mauga on his debut season. If you were a tank player then you could just play Mauga to win
I had a lot of fun that season as an Ana main 😂
@@baactiba3039 I won so many matches playing Mauga, I went up two whole Ranks from my usual rank. Most boring time I ever had tho
GREAT VIDEO
good video can vouch :)
I need bro as my therapist💀🙏🏻💯
Great video. Only thing I kind of disagree on is to not play other roles, if I’m understanding it right. (I’m only gold with 250 or so hours. So take this with a grain of salt) I feel like it can be beneficial and informative to play other roles. Learn what their strengths and weaknesses are and also learn what your main roles strengths and weaknesses are from another perspective. Even if it’s in quick play
I actually stopped playing with my friends since well... the one guy played Mauga when he was REALLY broken and still got exploded in 0.5 seconds because no matter how much i drilled it into him he wouldn't use cover. Man was allergic to that shit.
I would also recommend to turn off Text chat and Voice chat. This sounds weird to do in a Team game like overwatch but let’s be real it usually contains lots of toxicity and aren’t useful to helping you win the game.
I’ve had a reaper with 23 deaths say tank diff in a masters lobby. That’s happened multiple times too and I only had 4/6 deaths each time.
u can also play scrims and vod review
1:46 2:28 It's funny that being a onetrick brings in more improvement than just being a metal rank toxic "flex" player. I started ow2 at this season with onetricking lucio, I got to plat 4 in placements (now gold 2 about to drop again lmao) and now I feel like I can climb so much more if i just work on some obvious mistakes I am making. I played a lot of roblox obbies that translated the parkour movement from obbies to wall riding. I am now really good at wall riding after like a month of playing lucio in surf and in qp/ranked. I do need to work on gamesense and decision making though. It gets overwhelming to see what I should be constantly doing every few seconds on a team fight.
There's atleast the option to mute chat when chat gets toxic when you don't switch to a "counter" hero.
Please continue making videos dude!
i'll i'm just figuring out what type of content i can make.
I did a stream. And everytime I died. I asked my self "Why did I die?" Most of the answers was. I was out in the open. Taught me to shoot from cover real quick.
My problem is i am a ball main... So everytime i literally in the mid of de other team hahahaha
this is kinda embarrassing to admit but ever since I started playing overwatch on ps4 I was hard stuck on bronze/sliver but when I started reflecting on my mistakes, and actually trying i ranked gold (that was in 2023) and when I got a pc I still tried and im almost plat on tank!
You can do it! I've been playing for 5 years and I finally hit Plat support this season.
Good vid nice to hear this shit just like again
I'm hard stuck bronze because I play on switch and a dude in the four stack I play in is just really bad but acts like he's the best in the group, also the fact that my Sr is already messed up. I see myself having the highest damage on Winston until either my team decides I don't need backup or support or 2+ people swap to counter me. It's just Winston though any other dps/tanks I play I get the highest damage and the lower side of deaths.
Also remember to take breaks! If you’re on a losing streak of 3-4, your mental is gonna suck if you keep going. Take 30 min to a hour, de-stress, calm down and reset before continuing.
I agree with this. I just hit Plat this season by taking it a little at a time. Win a couple games go to bed come back and win a couple more.
Just though if this if you can’t exercise then in-between matches do some push-ups or something
bro told everybody to go outside and talk to people 😂😂
i love you bro
“Gooder”
Where’s your other series of you learning dps?
Whats your ingame graphic settings?
I think i am able to climb, in a thousand years lol. I dont enjoy the game enough to play it each day for hours. I love competitve mystery heroes, i was top318. I love that game mode i have 200 hours on mystery heroes on general(i have 190~ in comp and 200 in qp. I remember going on a 15-1 win streak the day i got top500 lmao. I balled so hard man. Everyone was so skilled and i never ever appreciated others gameplay the same ever again after the mode vanished. Now i remain with my plat tank and dps, kinda mad at my teammates for being kinda forced to make the moves each time myself, take high grounds alone and have to retreat since they dont play with me, take angles alone and not get max value etc. And the worst is my support is gold... I CAN explain, the start of ow2 i picked support and loved zen but tanks were so opressive in season 1 and 2 (hog, zarya, sojourn) my mere existence was enough reason to be killed so i switched roles in season 3. By this time learned the game and was playing a lot of sigma (my beloved). They took his one shot (sad). I played tank and it got real painful over time since the role sucks even to this day. I fell in love with MH and the comp version was even better since a 3-0 stomp bc of rng could be redeemed with ok luck and enough skill. I never ever played supports so the rank nevee changed and actually decayed to silver some time lol. I dont play the role, it was my first ever experience with the game and it is boring to pick bap and annihilate golds (paired with the brain dmg it gives me seeing their gameplay (no offense)) I just dont play enough to rank up cuz the tank experience is ass, counterpicking is a sad thing across all roles. They took hanzo one shot so i cant play assasin hanzo anymore. Blizzard hates me lol.
My friend go play rein ans tell me that meta isn't important
Lol
Approved.
Based Rein main.
it's not important in lower ranks. i guarantee you rein is squishier than a drunk fruit fly in masters+
“Nobody is trying in quickplay” ehhhhhhhhhhhhhh idk abt that one
You can practice in quickplay. For the love of god if you as zen are being dived every 30 seconds counter swap
Fr especially now when the hitboxes are bigger. That benefits tracer and genji more than zen tbh
Want me to tell you how to counter tracer on zen? (As a tracer main) if the tracer gets near you hold right click. Every tracer gets scared because you can one tap her or bait recall. Both bring plenty of value.
You'll never learn how to deal with dive on zen, though. If you want to win then counter swap but winning doesn't always mean you're getting better
practice what in quickplay? aim?
as zen, keep your distance, use cover, use charge shot to counter
Counterswapping might get you one win but not counterswapping will teach you the skills to win many more. Short-term versus long-term investment type situation.
Bro I just want my allies to be worth attacking, because it usually turns out that three+ enemies dive me first and nobody does a thing about it. 🤣
I know I can rank up, but the matchmaking makes it 1000 percent more tedious than it needs to be.
Ik ruik nederlands. Goeie videos trouwens
Dankjewel
anyone else notice the footage looped about halfway?😂
"teammates are not holding you back"
i like to disagree while looking at my 0/0/6 Tank and 20 deaths each supports lol
Its the opposite for me I’m a high masters supp and it’s always my dps with 20 deaths when I have 8
@@raybourgeois3192 Sometimes your team loses you the game just like sometimes your team carries you. Tbh what I've found success with is enabling your teammates. If I go into a game deciding "I want to hard focus their supports" but everyone else on my team is only shooting the damn Roadhog. Ive found we may lose point 1. Then I start shooting the Hog with them and we steam roll. I forget the saying but theres something that says something similar to "5 people all doing the wrong thing together is strategy while 1 person doing the right thing alone is throwing"
@@tgs5725this is actually a great take on the game, I’ll start aligning more with my team regardless to see if it improves my win rate a bit. thank you.
I don’t fully agree with the “don’t play with your friends” part. I think most people should find at least one duo to queue with, even if it’s a friend of theirs. What if their friend takes it as seriously as them? I think solo queueing every game, while possible to hit GM and other high ranks, leads to some inconsistency since you have an entirely new set of people on your team every game. I’m not saying it’s worse to solo queue but I think a lot of people have trouble with solo queueing cause they have trouble dealing with the inconsistency of random players they don’t know. You could make the argument that once you’re in GM, you should be able to play with random players so that’s a fair argument but I don’t agree with arguing against queueing up with someone you know and/or trust.
Are you from Rua? It's like listening the Ceo of damage
Who is that?
I know this is an overwatch vid, but if you want to improve in real life with sleep, exercise, etc. One big recommendation I could give is to focus on one thing at a time and or do something little every day. Don't do everything you need to do all at once, improve little by little without overworking yourself, you'll be amazed where you'll end up by the end of it.
Bro is like giving genuinely good life advice J to improve at Overwatch lmao
They hated Jesus because he spoke the truth. Great video.
r u GM on all roles? r u GM consistently? my best rank was masters 5 on supp but now am barely plat since S9...
No, and no, I peaked gm as a guy that was hardstuck gold/plat for years, and this is advice that actually helped me break my skill plateaus
brightness settings?
bro is telling us to get our shit together
bro there’s no way he said “get a better pc”
How does being more social give you energy, I get the opposite effect.
This is what worked for me
the background gameplay isnt yours is it?
Bro sounds like Bogur's brother whut ❤
How do I know what I’m doing wrong when I review my games?
Trial and error. Ask questions like "Did I use this ability wrong or right. Was there a better way to do it or was it reasonable?", "Is my position here good? Why or why not?", "How could I play against x counter? Did I do that?", etc.
I would also recommend watching the coach Spilo. But getting comfortable not knowing the answer and trying to figure it out yourself is so useful. A lot of the times, you will be able to answer these kinds of questions better than you think.
I actually disagree with not playing multiple roles. If you learn tracer as an Ana main, you understand how tracers think when they dive you. It gives you more knowledge about the game and helps you know how that player thinks.
that's an fair point
@@AntonGiever sometimes its also a teammates fault. I just had a game where i was 20-10 and the other dps was 6-17
@@oSw1ftzz Individual games do not prevent you from ranking up, though. Unless you just don't have much time to play, individual losses due to bad teammates will never be enough to prevent someone from ranking up over time.
@@PandaFan2443 i know. I ended up grouping with my duo and i ranked up but this was a consistent thing tbh. I still held a winrate over 60% but it was annoying to say the least.
ok got it, first i end the ongoing war crimes in my country and then i grind ranked
i hit gm on 60hz monitor and a 2015 pc that doesnt really hold you back
Whats ur ping ? and do u have a gaming chair? or good chair in general ?
Yeah i have already failed in the first one lol, i dont have the mental strength or the interest to keep playing this game for 2 hours every day
Is this a life couching video disguised as an overwatch rank up video?
Wow. I thought your rank was based on how many wins you got.
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