Korea are the favourites to win the world cup by far, in this video we break down their incredible plays! Let us know what you think to these amazing players and how you think someone could beat them!
Humayun S But the real questions are... Is Kim Jong Un playing on the team? And if so, how legendarily good is he at the game? After all, at age 3 he scored 53 holes in one in a row, so overwatch should be a breeze for him.
This video is absolutely epic. Please do more analysis of Pro and World teams like this -- though some of the strategy and otherwise that's used in these games doesn't always apply to those of us trying to climb the ladder, more knowledge of the ways in which these players have obtained the mastery of their roles and their synergies with the team composition seems like a surefire way to get all of us hopeful rookies stepping up in the right direction. Keep it up, fam!
This are the best types of videos that you guys do. Keep up the good work and keep breaking down matches from the OWWC. Seeing how these teams work together and getting a good analysis of their work is something that is definitely needed!
@youroverwatch I love these competitive break down videos, the slow motion for following the counter strat against the pharah was incredible and I just want to say I really enjoy your content. Even though I disagree with 99% of your opinion videos these pro league break downs are incredible, keep it up.
2 things i noticed while watching the games by SoKor.1. Ryu's ana is godly with the sleep timing. I think it was the nertherland's genji who at every attempt of a dragon blade gets sleeped. It got to the point where the genji player was holding on to his blade for a long period of time.2. I forget which fight it was but i think it was on kings row. As the attackers jumped in, the squishies hid with obly rein out. He then drops his shield and got bubbled by zarya. Rein bubbled gets a few hit and right before the bubble ends, zarya walks in to the line of fire and bubbled. Got almost a full chagre from a 50 from that play.
Please please please do more videos like this. I'm obsessed with military strategy and that has transferred and morphed in with my love for Overwatch into this glorious video.
The main thing is Korea understands their role and use strategies that are synergistic to the team comp. If you have ever played magic the gathering and have compiled your own deck you will understand this concept.
I signed up for a Korean class at my local community college and they were teaching things that didn't interest me. But this is the video that finally taught me how to be Korean. Thank You, Your Overwatch.
Great video! I hope there are more top-level strategic videos like this. Hero videos are great but overwatch is not a single hero game. The only legitimate way to think about strategy is in a holistic, complex manner, which takes into account the map, ult combinations, etc.
I watched your video "Overwatch: Who You SHOULD Target - Advanced Guide" and I loved it. it would be incredible to a lot of people's games (who don't know attacking stratagies) if you would continue this guide and updates on meta and different combinations while blizzard continuously updates heroes.
I think the way you could possibly break this Kings Row defense is by moving the whole team around the whole point and into the house at the back of the point. From there you can get the whole team onto the point and brawl it out with a reaper and possibly even a mei blocking the doors to the hotel.
They have mastery of the games basics, which even some of the grandmasters don't. You don't need to be the best player in the world on a certain hero to win every game. You just need to understand the ins and outs of the games mechanics. Mistakes like rushing to the point alone to contest it when it's not even 5% capped on your own instead of grouping up with the team, overextending and flanking alone, using ultimates in a fight you've already lost, putting yourself in the way of certain death just to prevent the opponents from getting a single tick - only few of the mistakes players make even at the highest levels of play. In some cases playing a hero you are very good with leads to a loss, just because you feel like an overconfident solo-carry. This often leads to toxicity from players with several golds who think their team is doing nothing while they are in every fight alone. Good teamwork matters more than being skilled with your pick most of the time.
I don't think we should be analyzing SK against shit teams at World Cup where they are pretty much dicking around if you want to see Koreans trying watch the apex finals
Russia is a shit team in comparison lol. Most world cup teams are not as good as real teams because of limited practice time. South Korea is made up of a core of half Lunatic Hai and half LW Blue, both of which are top tier teams that will beat any western ones and the players on both teams are close friends so they already had good synergy. France has probably the highest chance to take a single map off Korea of any team because they are the entire roster of Rogue, but even then their "highest chance" is like 25% maybe. If you want to watch the most competitive Overwatch in the world watch the Apex season 3 finals between LH and KDP. English streams are on the OGNGlobal twitch.
Great video, so great I even posted it to my social media which I never do. The value of this video is that it shows how deep Overwatch can be. Though I have to admit the title is very misleading.
Well in regards to that UFC comment, BJJ only dominated in the early days of MMA. Now, the most effective way to win is to combine many forms of fighting that work well together which you obviosly cant do in Overwatch
i really enjoy watching south korea getting carried by their supports and zunba as an off tank , which completely the opposite in other regions getting carried by DPSes
South kore basicly saying fuck you to meta, mains, one tricks, etc they should have a line that says something like: make your own meta, something like that
Is it weird to say that Korea looks susceptible to rookie moves used against them? Pharah Concussive Blast to break up death-ball, Tandum sniper poke battle, Ice Wall to close a choke, etc. I know deep down I'm wrong, but I'm feeling in my gut that creativity would shake things up.
South Korea is better in general because they remember that it's the healers and tanks that carry the game, not the DPS. At the end of the day, staying alive and getting on point is more important than getting kills. Their DPS doesn't overreach or showboat the way Western DPS "stars" do. Their stars are supports and healers, and their entire six man team works together as a team as opposed to Western comps trying to adjust to their star DPS. That's why they win every time. Also they respect support and tank roles in ways Western players fail to.
"nobody has even gotten a single *tick* against South Korea." /Gameplay showed in the background shows Netherlands getting a single tick against South Korea
I'm not a pro player but I think it's safe to say that using an attack junkrat on kings row is an easy way to break a junkrat defense. If they have strong shields, just break them with superior firepower. Junkrat is good at holding the hotel but he's also the best at evicting it. And nobody will run a mercy without a pharah in the pro scene so tire kills are final
ummuser but couldn't south koreas Zarya simply feed off of the junkrats damage and while her shields are down rein can eat damage with his shield, and whenever the actual heroes take damage they can be speed boosted away or something else??
So... they're more open to certain picks due to expanded knowledge/experience from those picks being used more often while in the west those picks are shunned and people don't choose them often gaining little to no experience battling them
Everyone in team Korea knows how to play every hero...meaning they are actually all Flex players and dont really need to rely on condition of other players. They can swap out the roles at any time...thats the scary part and the ultimate strength of this team, imo
How to be a pro like a korean: Forget your Job. (Or school) Forget your Friends. Forget your Girlfriend. Forget your parents. The key of getting better is so simple... Or, to make it short: FOCUS YOUR WHOLE LIFE ON OVERWATCH GODDAMMIT!
Said "not giving up MORE than a tick" which means they did give up a tick. They do so on purpose -- which was a point made in the video _giving up_ the objective.
Watching this I 'member a pretty funny situation on a Teamspeak server a couple of years ago: Rudeman: "Dude, what are you talking about? I've got multiple smurfs with highest rank, won several tournaments and still wreck butt. Who do you think you are?!" Me: "Well,... I have sex." Teamspeak breaks out in laughter except for one person...
They just play unusual pics really well. Next time you're in a GM or top500 game, watch those unusual pics; the torb orisa mei whoever. I've won top500 games with 5dps and 1 mercy multiple times. The enemy team simply doesn't know how to handle it and never stops pushes or successfully pushes.
At first I thought it was going to be a joke video about trying to make your team as good as South Koreas. Then I realized it was a serious video about trying to make your team as good as South Koreas.
Meta basically just means what is the most op team build in the game and easiest way to win, where as koreans just try to get better at the game not take advantage of "meta" this is what makes them better
So the way I understand it, Overwatch is a fusion of a shooter and a MOBA. Korea plays is more with the strategy of a MOBA, while the west plays it aggressively like a shooter. And in OVerwatch the MOBA playstyle is more successful.
So DoomFist won't be useless if they do nerf him they should add where if you hit someone if drops them to 150 or 100 depending on hard the hit. If you hit someone into wall again depending on how you hit it should send them to 50. Being so low he can pick them off with a some effort.
Korea are the favourites to win the world cup by far, in this video we break down their incredible plays!
Let us know what you think to these amazing players and how you think someone could beat them!
If they ran a pro sombra strat and used that to neuteralize sk to move in on the point for example
Its a shame those of us who think about team synergies have to wait for Korean teams to show them before NA will think about using them
Your Overwatch can we please get a junkrat advanced guide with the new updates??
Your Overwatch
There is one team that would smash South Korea easily.
NORTH KOREA
Humayun S But the real questions are... Is Kim Jong Un playing on the team? And if so, how legendarily good is he at the game? After all, at age 3 he scored 53 holes in one in a row, so overwatch should be a breeze for him.
There's 3 genders in overwatch:
1.male
2.female
3.South Korean
Dabula *also FREEDO
4. Memer
5. Overwatch Guide TH-camr
Matthew Elam she's from North Korea
Dabula THAT'S RACIST
Deerek Ng what no she is from south korea. . .
Can we just make a dream team of the best non Korean players around the world to face them? I just want to see somebody beat them.
C4RNAGE so basically if envyus and rogue merged
Gary Song nrg, cloud9,...?
Dragonwinq - Overwatch Content c9? Lul. And iddqd is the only decent one on brg but would get his spot taken by taimou
Me.
I doubt they would be able to beat the koreans tbh
#1 tip on being a pro korean!
Be korean.
The way the Koreans play overwatch is an art form
I'm already Korean. Now I need to learn how to be a pro
but you are not korean native people
This video is absolutely epic. Please do more analysis of Pro and World teams like this -- though some of the strategy and otherwise that's used in these games doesn't always apply to those of us trying to climb the ladder, more knowledge of the ways in which these players have obtained the mastery of their roles and their synergies with the team composition seems like a surefire way to get all of us hopeful rookies stepping up in the right direction.
Keep it up, fam!
So basically play as a team and pick your character wisely
Edris the true OW meta.
Harperd5 it doesn't happen often tho people don't set their ego aside to play for the team. Instalock 4 dps and refuse to switch :L
for real
Freedo has so much knowledge and can breakdown vods so well. I hope Freedo uploads more videos on this channel!
error while following these *#1 STRATS*
parents aint korean...
Roses are red
Violets are blue
There's always an Asian
Better than you
This are the best types of videos that you guys do. Keep up the good work and keep breaking down matches from the OWWC. Seeing how these teams work together and getting a good analysis of their work is something that is definitely needed!
@youroverwatch I love these competitive break down videos, the slow motion for following the counter strat against the pharah was incredible and I just want to say I really enjoy your content. Even though I disagree with 99% of your opinion videos these pro league break downs are incredible, keep it up.
2 things i noticed while watching the games by SoKor.1. Ryu's ana is godly with the sleep timing. I think it was the nertherland's genji who at every attempt of a dragon blade gets sleeped. It got to the point where the genji player was holding on to his blade for a long period of time.2. I forget which fight it was but i think it was on kings row. As the attackers jumped in, the squishies hid with obly rein out. He then drops his shield and got bubbled by zarya. Rein bubbled gets a few hit and right before the bubble ends, zarya walks in to the line of fire and bubbled. Got almost a full chagre from a 50 from that play.
Please please please do more videos like this. I'm obsessed with military strategy and that has transferred and morphed in with my love for Overwatch into this glorious video.
The main thing is Korea understands their role and use strategies that are synergistic to the team comp. If you have ever played magic the gathering and have compiled your own deck you will understand this concept.
This is honestly the most enlightening video I've seen from you guys in months, mind-blowing stuff!
Thank you for making these freedo
I love these to death
I signed up for a Korean class at my local community college and they were teaching things that didn't interest me. But this is the video that finally taught me how to be Korean. Thank You, Your Overwatch.
Great video! I hope there are more top-level strategic videos like this. Hero videos are great but overwatch is not a single hero game. The only legitimate way to think about strategy is in a holistic, complex manner, which takes into account the map, ult combinations, etc.
I watched your video "Overwatch: Who You SHOULD Target - Advanced Guide" and I loved it. it would be incredible to a lot of people's games (who don't know attacking stratagies) if you would continue this guide and updates on meta and different combinations while blizzard continuously updates heroes.
I think the way you could possibly break this Kings Row defense is by moving the whole team around the whole point and into the house at the back of the point. From there you can get the whole team onto the point and brawl it out with a reaper and possibly even a mei blocking the doors to the hotel.
"South Korea's pro team is the final boss of Overwatch".... Truer words have never been said.
They have mastery of the games basics, which even some of the grandmasters don't. You don't need to be the best player in the world on a certain hero to win every game. You just need to understand the ins and outs of the games mechanics. Mistakes like rushing to the point alone to contest it when it's not even 5% capped on your own instead of grouping up with the team, overextending and flanking alone, using ultimates in a fight you've already lost, putting yourself in the way of certain death just to prevent the opponents from getting a single tick - only few of the mistakes players make even at the highest levels of play. In some cases playing a hero you are very good with leads to a loss, just because you feel like an overconfident solo-carry. This often leads to toxicity from players with several golds who think their team is doing nothing while they are in every fight alone. Good teamwork matters more than being skilled with your pick most of the time.
Brings up bjj in mma being the most successful style when legit every single champ at the moment is either a striker and/or wrestler, lmao.
I don't think we should be analyzing SK against shit teams at World Cup where they are pretty much dicking around if you want to see Koreans trying watch the apex finals
>Against shit teams
Russia?
Russia is a shit team in comparison lol. Most world cup teams are not as good as real teams because of limited practice time. South Korea is made up of a core of half Lunatic Hai and half LW Blue, both of which are top tier teams that will beat any western ones and the players on both teams are close friends so they already had good synergy. France has probably the highest chance to take a single map off Korea of any team because they are the entire roster of Rogue, but even then their "highest chance" is like 25% maybe. If you want to watch the most competitive Overwatch in the world watch the Apex season 3 finals between LH and KDP. English streams are on the OGNGlobal twitch.
Australia too. But i'm not sure how good they'll be against france and south korea.
D3LT4 as an Aussie I'm surprised to see Australia being compared to Russia, let alone SK
Apex is where the real high quality games are
step 1: be pro
step 2 : be Korean
now if the title was " How to PLAY like a pro Korean" then we would be getting somewhere
Your vids are so informative and I appreciate that
Honestly it's impossible to beat those Asians. They're so hardcore!
its the smarts and choice making
There parents still make them do 3 hours of homework everyday.
Asrese Abel you'd better do your homework and improve your grammar
Great video, so great I even posted it to my social media which I never do. The value of this video is that it shows how deep Overwatch can be. Though I have to admit the title is very misleading.
Well in regards to that UFC comment, BJJ only dominated in the early days of MMA. Now, the most effective way to win is to combine many forms of fighting that work well together which you obviosly cant do in Overwatch
How dare we talk of false Korea.
Step 1: Be Korean
Step 2: Be alive
thanks for another one of the korean videos! i think they r very intuitive and interesting, much luv
This was very insightful, thanks freedo!
Let me guess good aim bad... wrong channel
i really enjoy watching south korea getting carried by their supports and zunba as an off tank , which completely the opposite in other regions getting carried by DPSes
4 minute squad where you at
I'm sad the ending wasn't "where you can find the Korean main of your dreams."
If North Korea ever joined the World Cup they would be a huge fucking blast.
Great now to coordinate this with my whole comp team in 30 seconds
1) be Korean
2) ???
3) Profit
You should do a question series, where the viewers can ask gameplay, strategy, or news related questions, like Matim0's sunday mailbox
Freedo-No team has gotten a tick
Me-Looks at the game and they get a tick
Aadhi Aravind more than a tick i.e. two ticks
He said not more than a tick
South kore basicly saying fuck you to meta, mains, one tricks, etc they should have a line that says something like: make your own meta, something like that
Been looking forward to this one!
if the pharah used her concussion blast she could have displaced the rein giving them a good pick to push and clear
Is it weird to say that Korea looks susceptible to rookie moves used against them? Pharah Concussive Blast to break up death-ball, Tandum sniper poke battle, Ice Wall to close a choke, etc. I know deep down I'm wrong, but I'm feeling in my gut that creativity would shake things up.
South Korea is better in general because they remember that it's the healers and tanks that carry the game, not the DPS. At the end of the day, staying alive and getting on point is more important than getting kills. Their DPS doesn't overreach or showboat the way Western DPS "stars" do. Their stars are supports and healers, and their entire six man team works together as a team as opposed to Western comps trying to adjust to their star DPS. That's why they win every time.
Also they respect support and tank roles in ways Western players fail to.
Nice breakdown and I like the comparison between Koreas style and bjj. It really is a necessary part of all styles.
These video was amazing more of this please
How to be pro Korean by being Korean simple
Doesn't the Korean team regularly train together while most countries' teams are randomly assembled players?
"nobody has even gotten a single *tick* against South Korea."
/Gameplay showed in the background shows Netherlands getting a single tick against South Korea
Step 1 load overwatch
Step 2 find a match
Step 3 pick literally anything
Step 4 win
Step 5 repeat steps 2-5
YOU NEED TO get A DEGREE IN OVERWATCHHHH
K. You'll see me at next years World Cup.
No....no....Jeff is still the "Final Boss" of Overwatch.
I'm not a pro player but I think it's safe to say that using an attack junkrat on kings row is an easy way to break a junkrat defense. If they have strong shields, just break them with superior firepower. Junkrat is good at holding the hotel but he's also the best at evicting it. And nobody will run a mercy without a pharah in the pro scene so tire kills are final
ummuser but couldn't south koreas Zarya simply feed off of the junkrats damage and while her shields are down rein can eat damage with his shield, and whenever the actual heroes take damage they can be speed boosted away or something else??
South Korea makes me love watching overwatch esports they play a fun looking game
I know how a team can have a chance. Give them total mayhem stats.
how to be top korean: you can't. nobody can surpass the great, almighty, supreme leader kim jong un.
So... they're more open to certain picks due to expanded knowledge/experience from those picks being used more often while in the west those picks are shunned and people don't choose them often gaining little to no experience battling them
Well, you might already know
But I like men
Everyone in team Korea knows how to play every hero...meaning they are actually all Flex players and dont really need to rely on condition of other players. They can swap out the roles at any time...thats the scary part and the ultimate strength of this team, imo
How to be a pro like a korean:
Forget your Job. (Or school)
Forget your Friends.
Forget your Girlfriend.
Forget your parents.
The key of getting better is so simple...
Or, to make it short:
FOCUS YOUR WHOLE LIFE ON OVERWATCH GODDAMMIT!
How he says Korea has not dropped a tick on kings row but he's showing a vod where they lose a tick 👍🏾👌
Said "not giving up MORE than a tick" which means they did give up a tick. They do so on purpose -- which was a point made in the video _giving up_ the objective.
Great video as always. Thanks for the greay content
No matter how good you are just a remember there is a Korean teenager who can beat you in every video game.
Watching this I 'member a pretty funny situation on a Teamspeak server a couple of years ago:
Rudeman: "Dude, what are you talking about? I've got multiple smurfs with highest rank, won several tournaments and still wreck butt. Who do you think you are?!"
Me: "Well,... I have sex."
Teamspeak breaks out in laughter except for one person...
how to be a pro korean
step 1 - kimchi
step 2 - kimchi
step 3 - kimchi
step 4 - hack when kimchi fails you
They just play unusual pics really well. Next time you're in a GM or top500 game, watch those unusual pics; the torb orisa mei whoever. I've won top500 games with 5dps and 1 mercy multiple times. The enemy team simply doesn't know how to handle it and never stops pushes or successfully pushes.
Step one: pull your eyes until you can barely see.
At first I thought it was going to be a joke video about trying to make your team as good as South Koreas.
Then I realized it was a serious video about trying to make your team as good as South Koreas.
Ya'll are completely underutilizing Junkrat. Koreans know his worth
Your review of APEX season 3 finals should be sweet.
This is the real scene in overwatch.
I think any top 8 apex teams could win the world cup.
Can u do more of these I love overwatch esports and it would be cool to have my favorite overwatch channel cover them. Just something to think about
Everybody knows you have to have the South Korea flag icon first
South korea wins Overwatch world cup. In another news, the sky is blue and the water is wet.
Step 1: actually be korean
Meta basically just means what is the most op team build in the game and easiest way to win, where as koreans just try to get better at the game not take advantage of "meta" this is what makes them better
I don't even understand why we play public competitive anymore
Everyone talking about the world cup while i still can't get off silver
Thank you Your Overwatch because of your help i have now become a World #1 Pro Korean. :)
Papa Freedo. You have returned!!!
What's going on guys it's Freedo here for Your FreedoWatch...
Dude the way you describe korea makes them sound scary like actual fear lol
More of these videos disscussing strats plz.
1. Learn Tracer
2. Rejoice because that bitch is so fucking broken that you will carry game after game
how 2 be a korean
1. Just play game in korea
1-1. Eat kimchi
2. Participate in the Game World Cup
3. Enjoy and 'make us more fun'
So the way I understand it, Overwatch is a fusion of a shooter and a MOBA. Korea plays is more with the strategy of a MOBA, while the west plays it aggressively like a shooter. And in OVerwatch the MOBA playstyle is more successful.
"Not a single tick has been taken on kings row against Korea" Played over a video where a tick is taken against them
"Not MORE THAN a single tick has been earned on their kings row defense." Meaning no team has received 2 ticks.
Now just need my teammates to watch this...
So DoomFist won't be useless if they do nerf him they should add where if you hit someone if drops them to 150 or 100 depending on hard the hit. If you hit someone into wall again depending on how you hit it should send them to 50. Being so low he can pick them off with a some effort.
We don't need to be Korean pro, we just need to be Koreans, that is enough!
Didn't Kruise become a phenomenal Genji player after playing with Korean pros for a few months?
how to be a pro korean? hold right click and eat everything. Done
Everyone: 1+1=2
South Korea:2=1+1
Um I saw Korean, but I don't see Aaerios... he's the greatest Korean of them all.
Simple.
#1: Be Korean.
If you can't do this step. Just simply hate on life and never play overwatch again.