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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- DPS has become the strongest role in Overwatch 2 with the removal of the Second Tank. However, a common sentiment is that the role can not carry games. This video will highlight the abstract concepts that shape our Overwatch 2 decision making that most DPS players will not get by just playing more, or clicking heads. If I did my job correctly, this video will guaranteed open your eyes onto the proper perspective of how to approach the game.
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0:00 - 0:40 Introduction
0:40 - 01:44 How are Dps indirectly Buffed ?
1:44 - 2:09 What is Space?
2:09 - 3:15 How to play around Space
3:17 - 4:00 Space in Control Maps
4:00 - 5:10 How different compositions Have different Playstyles
5:10 - 7:34 How to Dps Correctly
7:34 - 9:08 How to fix your Play
9:08- 10:22 Outro - เกม
The biggest advice I've read is in ranked, "Play with the team you have. Not the one you want."
@@dustycrustyhomelessman1648 huh
well if your team is throwing you can still play with them it just makes it so much harder especially if you're playing as a support and the tank and dps are just feeding
you mean the one where my moira only holds left click instead of heals? or gets picked off AS LUCIO in the first 5 secs of the fight? yea sure man play off them
@@sujo8880 What I said is exactly what the quote is for. If you have a terrible healer, then you have to adjust yourself and make the best of it. If you have a bad Moira, then it means you can't just go in blindly. You have to play more defensively now. Again, "Play with the team you have".
I like to compare it with poker. While royal flush is the best play, you often go for pairs or full house or other things instead. Because you don't do what is the general best, you look at your hand and make the best of what you have. In overwatch we have seen guides, gm players, league and whatever. And in your ranked game there usually is something that would be good or even best to do. But only if everyone follows that plan. But doing the right thing solo rather loses the fight. So you always need to look and adapt.
That still doesn't mean we can win every match. If you are not a gm player in bronze, you won't carry so hard. But you tip the odds on Yue favor. If you manage 66% win rate, that's great and overall you will climb. So if you have that bad Moira or charging reinhard, maybe you cannot turn this one around. Your Fotos try things, at least you learn or train something. But if you have a dva that goes on dumb, well try either doing with her, at least multipy the chaos of the fight and the damage done. The enemy can focus one dva down, but not so easily a dive of 3. Or maybe you can flank. Pick off the supports while dva occupies everyone. If your can kill both supports in change for your dva, the rest of you 4 can win the remaining fight.
My personal problem is, I play support. And it feels like I'm this rule you have the least opportunity to make your own plays. You can keep dumb teammates alive and hope they win their duel with your help. But it's not easy to make your own picks without losing more than you gain. Sure you can try to snipe as and, but you don't heal while you do. Same of you go in as a Lucio. Zen can do some damage, but is easy to counter by a dive or sniper. Support is also the role who needs to watch the crap their teammates do the most. As a tank you usually Frontline and don't see much what happens behind and on the side. You just wonder where everyone is when you die. As a dps, you might be on your own flank or duel. But the supports get to see all the orange outlines of their low health team as they scatter in different directions and get all kinds of walls in the way so you cannot heal them.
i think the biggest mistake that alot of people are making is that they have the idea that your team is supposed to follow up on whatever you're doing, and that you're the one who's meant to make plays.
whats better, 4 players having to be aware of what their dps is doing OR 1 player being aware of what the rest of their team is doing? Instead of trying to make your own openings, if you just play off of your team then you'll instantly find improvement
Well put
what about when I'm the tank is it not my job to make openings for them to follow
@@phoonfrags8765 let them know what you're going to do in chat
@@adderti I do that but sometimes they still lack the braincells and the will to play around me and I can't adapt to 4 people who all want to play differently.
I've felt much more in control of the game as a dps, as a tank I see myself as pushing my dps players' potential as high as possible. Sometimes it just happens they have none but that's the game, that's soloQ.
Anyway, as tanks you should try to adapt to your dps sometimes too. I've felt adaptation was something that needs to be learned when too many times I feel like we gotta go forward, there's an opportunity, but dps are busy in the backline (for good or bad reasons)
@@Guarrow it is what it is just get good if you are skilled enough u can carry
Maybe it’s just me, but the cuts to clips from other games made it hard to focus on digesting your information at points. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to make this video and the last though. You’re telling me things I didn’t even know existed, my win ratio is starting to make sense 😬
Nah it's not just you
Agreed
I know you
No fr the clips are so unnecessary
Nah it was very necessary. Loved every clip🤣
That brief clip of Gigantic gameplay got me all nostalgic and teary eyed.
Such a good game. RIP....
Yeah, it caught me by surprise, I wasn't expecting Gigantic gameplay of all things. RIP indeed
It's back
@@BFourTime oh my god you bring amazing news!!! i'm about to lose all my time
@@BFourTime you dont think i know! lol
Honestly this video made me realize something. I recently started thinking "hey, i should just stay with team", behind rein shield for instance, since I started dying when trying to flank. But it's such a common thing to stop doing things that don't initially work and stick to what used to in the past. This was a great reminder to just keep trying to evolve when wanting to get better so thanks!
☝️Found the Reaper you never see in team fight 🫥
Reaper is supposed to flank. Not all the time, it’s definitely situation dependent, but if you think reaper should be in the midst of every team fight instead of in the back line then your an obvious silver rank noob lmao
It's very true. The problem isn't that you're flanking, it's that you're flanking without looking to accomplish something in particular, or just with bad timing, like engaging as soon as your team starts to back up.
Flanking is also just hard, the minute you disappear to go flank the enemy team might use their cooldowns to take space from your teammates (as they are receiving 20% less pressure from your absence- or even 33% less if your supports aren't doing damage), and if that happens right as you engage they will have just enough space away from your team that they will all turn to focus you down quickly.
I could watch A10's vids on this all day tbh, but the thing is that these concepts are so abstract in regular gameplay that it's hard to have them be an intuitive reflex. I think it's even harder to learn this just because dying on its own will never teach you it or even remind you of it.
@@1stbestpokemaster nice self projection there
No shit reaper is meant to flank you wetty, it’s called a joke
Fuck overwatch is actually filled with the dumbest motherfuckers in ranked 😂
Enjoy being stuck in plat or below lol
@@wesb337 wrong I’m much higher then plat, nice self projection though. Clearly you thought reapers shouldn’t flank, and are now trying to play it off as a joke 🤣 have a great time in silver my guy, your clearly low rank by your opinion of reaper and are clearly mad about it 🤣🤣🤣
I'd be interested to see if you could make a similar video for the Tank role; in my experience, it's hell to play as one, because almost no one on my team will either secure kills, or avoid dying to give heals.
I agree. Sometimes Is too difficult ti understand if i did a mistake pushing somewhere or if It was not the right time or if It was the team non paying attention
But as a tank you may not be doing a enough to top that from happening, one game doesn't define a trend
The way i end up playing on tank is just making space and scaring the enemies, i have won games where my dps end up with little damage or kills, and we won just becuase we managed to prevent the enemies from taking space from us. Sometimes y the enemies will play too safe, and any aggresive util u can use can get u space
The biggest role of the tank is to stay alive and continue to be a threat. Too many tanks want to dive in and then wonder where their supports are. work down enemies within your range, disengage when you need to, and maintain space for your team to utilize.
Tank is the easiest role to get solo value from
I found that no matter how much you want to improve, there is always going to be obstacles that you can’t climb and you need to find another solution. Sometimes you have to sacrifice something for that improvement. You can be doing everything you can to win a game, but unfortunately, your teammates are lacking in brain cells and your forced to sacrifice the win for a loss. Sometimes it unavoidable, but these games can be a great learning experience and a good way to improve. The trick is always the mindset. Have more fun by caring less about losing and enjoy the learning/improvement journey.
i think especially now low elo ladder is very unbalanced. My other dps could be going 5-11 while im 42-6. and most games are a steam role and not an evenly matched game so you can tell by the first couple of fights whos winning
@@johndirico226 While yes, ranked is very unbalanced and unfair, but playing with better skilled players also makes you better. Don't worry about steamroll games and losses, don't worry about rank either. As long as you play to improve, your rank will reflect that. I used to be hardstuck platinum in league of legends but got myself to master by changing my mindset.
This is one of the reasons that I loved when OW1 had open queue as well as random heroes. It was different, interesting and fun when I would get in a situation like playing Reaper and facing an entire team of Widows, Hanzos, Soldiers, McCrees, etc and having to learn the hard way how to deal with those characters despite being at a disadvantage. Similarly was playing on a team with say no tanks or no supports, where you would (for no tanks) have to learn positioning and using cover effectively or (for no supports) learning where all the med-packs were. Obviously you wouldnt want to play with these kinds of teams in comp, but for practice they were fantastic, since you could learn things that would be far more difficult to learn otherwise that were SUPER handy when playing serious matches (like facing teams full of his counter-picks as Reaper, since obviously youd never actually face a team full of Widows and Hanzos in comp, but if you could learn to deal with them like that, then facing one or two of them in a comp match wouldnt seem nearly as intimidating).
Forcing yourself to learn to deal with problems in non-ideal scenarios for your character and/or team comp REALLY helps with mastering a character specifically as well as the game in general. Its easy to learn/play a character when you are in an ideal scenario for them, but its MUCH harder to learn/play a character when in a position of weakness/vulnerability, especially if you never actually force yourself to deal with those situations and instead swap characters or something like that.
@@KA24DERACER OW2 has open queue and mystery as well. Open queue is in ranked too
@@poopyfartboi Yes but it is definitely the lesser played compared to the regular modes. When open queue was the only option for QP, it was obviously much more popular.
Its still an option, it can just take a while to find a game compared to role-locked games, and thats only going to get worse once the "new-game-smell" wears off and a lot of the games population leaves for their next flavor-of-the-month games.
I've been queuing ranked with a friend and have only been able to queue DPS. It's been a new skill set to learn (mainly play support) but this video was super useful for making me realize why certain games have worked well and others haven't.
A10 has been my go to for educational content for a while now, literally the best there is on the site and has taught me so much. Thank you, A10Nerd
I mean, very specific skill building content. Calling overwatch improvement videos educational is a bit.. well, let's call that a reach to say the least.
@@THE_MOONMAN This can be expanded to literally any team project or competition
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As a mercy player, gotta disagree. Some teams are just completely helpless lol
u r playing mercy why don’t u swap then is it so helpless ?
@@chino-1291 cus no other character is fun to play? if imma swap its gonna be to a different game.
@@Liam-vb3xo then good luck being hard stuck
mercy has the least carry potential in the entire game, if you want to make a difference then you should probably play another character
@@arxy. refer to previous comment
Unbelievably well edited and very concise great job on this vid
I feel like these videos are a much better first step to me getting better than watching vod reviews (although I haven't seen any of yours if you've done any). Sure I can maybe learn what to do in certain situations on a particular hero but there's never really any overarching ideas to tie it all together; it's just "remember this specific situation and you'll know what do when it happens", which is like learning and remembering every possible position in chess and what do from there to win. I've always wanted to understand the fundamentals more to get a grasp of processes rather than set pieces, and your videos have been great for that!
Your educational videos are next level. The OW1 explanation videos were super helpful, but the quality lately has gotten so good.
Most of the time when professional coaches make videos like this they simply say be aware and improve. The way you elegantly go through examples and introduce new terminology is extremely helpful, got a sub from me keep up the great work.
Great content! Love that u gave visual in -game examples as it helps us to fully understand what you are talking about
This is such an important video because it articulates so many important concepts that are hard to make the most of without understanding them on this level and so many of these things are also taken for granted far too often
Your guides have rapidly helped my understanding of OW, you approach the game at a much more cerebral level than other guides I've watched
Excellent content, thank you sm. Just got Masters 5 on DPS. I make a ton of mistakes but I really believe in my potential to climb. This is exactly the type of content I need
AWESOME video A10. This opened my eyes to a lot of shit I was doing wrong, even as a tank main. Understanding space as a resource is such a powerful concept in OW2
A10 This is one of the best videos I’ve seen yet! Very simple and easy to follow and the image cuts allows for people with all types of backgrounds to make connections. I shared it with all my friends who are getting back into the game. Thanks!
So happy you’re seeing faster growth on TH-cam. You deserve it with the educational overwatch content you’ve been putting out for so long!!
A10 is a mastermind in communicating game-winning concepts in a simple and clear manner. Love your teaching content, keep it coming!
Yo this video is so well made!
I've heard this a thousand times but the extra examples and visualization makes it all that much clearer. You earned my sub, keep it up!
Editing popped off on this vid! Love your content always keeping my game knowledge up to date.
Super sick video, love all your stuff A10 - was I the only one thrown off by the SKATE clips though?? LOL
Keep up the educational content, I've learned so much and can't wait to see the next video!
Yeah i dont get the skate clips. Kind of nonsense and disrupting.
I just want to beep beep as bastion
now you can beep beep into the backline
suspenseful music at the start to set the tone was hilarious for the context but still made me watch 🤣
Thank you so much for such great educational content, always appreciate you helping me improve on concepts that I haven’t been able to learn from just my experience yet
This honestly feels more like a philosophy for DPS rather than just a youtube guide - every credit A10, look forward to seeing more!
This videos are amazing for me, being a returning player that hasn’t played in 3 years, watching these videos as a reminder of how the game works is helping me a ton, already got back to gm and grinding to gm1 now, you helped speed up this process so much, again amazing job with these guides
Howd it go
@@ilkkamiinalainen7116 stopped playing after 3 season, but I was consistently top200/100
I love that edit and also the tips are very helpful. Thanks
love the content! always has helped me climb an play better! thanks a ton!
Also make sure to ignore calls from your teammates that you are doing to much alone. I had this so many times where I played off angle or flanked as dps and got a lot of value out of it, but when it doesnt work out my team flames me for playing alone. I think most people are still used to the old 6v6 meta where you almost all the time had to move as one to win a match. I don't want to say that you never have to group but I feel like in OW2 the dps playstyle has definitely shifted due to the tank changes mentioned in the video.
And it is obviously important that you train your capability to 1v1 or even 1v2 because you have to get used to dealing with the enemy alone if you go for these plays. You will lose a lot of duels in the beginning, but if you never go for it you will also never improve.
Playing with your team is not the same as playing in close proximity to your team.
So you're the guy who keeps going way ahead of the team, getting jumped and killed every single time. 🤣
Sounds like you were exactly the type of DPS that needed to listen to this. As a healer, it is incredibly annoying when the DPS both leave the team, get one "value" kill, then blame us when they die and we don't "take advantage" of their "opening". Sorry to say, but charging into the back lines and killing that Kiriko then dying yourself is actually BAD for your team. Hanging somewhere by your team, hidden or in the open, then waiting for your tank to make an opening so you can SAFELY kill the Kiriko is much better, and hell, you might even be able to get the other support too if the tank does a good enough job at keeping the heat off of you.
"Make sure to ignore calls from your teammates that you are doing too much alone" crazy that this is real advice you're giving for a team based game. I think DPS players are really letting the lack of shields get to their heads, it's made you guys play this game like it's a death match. Again, if you want to flank people, do what the video said. Force them to make the choice to either face you or you're team, it will do a hell of a lot more than running in alone and getting a single kill
@@Miriam_J_ You interpet too much into my statement and make assumptions of which you can't know if they are true or not. Both sides have their right to exist. On the one hand you have to go for flanks or off angle plays, because otherwise you don't get ahead or get an advantage over the opponent, on the other hand you can also play with your own team towards certain areas. Each situation has to be considered individually.
I tend to adjust my playstyle to the knowledge and actions of my opponents. If I see the opportunity to go for a 1v2, 1v2 or even 1v3 I will do it since it can give me a huge lead when I succeed.
I can not stress enough that this game is a competitive shooter that needs you to improve and improving is only possible if you try to limit test and go for these duels.
I started out as a Zarya only player in OW1 and hit T500 in Season 3 after that I decided to transition to dps and got shit on pretty hard due to the fact that my aim was garbage. After I invested time into aim practice and duel practice I climbed up to Masters and evetuelly GM aswell. I did this with multiple accounts (7) to learn different heroes.
The important point in my statement regarding teammates is that you should not be too influenced by arguments that some random player says. Make your own mind.
I just transitioned to mouse and keyboard and am finding a super hard time to DPS mainly due to my aim I think. Any good ways to train aim other than aimlab and stuff? I'd just like to be more versatile rather than just be stuck playing Support and Tanks.
I've learned a ton from your videos A10, please don't stop pumping out videos like this I and many others really appreciate the skill sharing! Peace from Canada!
Woahw bro, thank you so much, I like the way you explaing things really, hope to see more soon!
What an amazingly informative and created video. This was a great watch! I absolutely love your editing style, very tasteful choices and a great blend of entertainment and information.
Love the content. Editing and explanation were amazing. One thing I might say though is lay off on the memes a bit, I feel like they do more to detract from your message. In any case, top tier content
Glad you enjoyed it, any shot you remember particularly what ones were too much? I have a bias to the video so your perspective would mean a lot.
@@A10Nerd I dont think it's any memes specifically, just that having memes popping up frequently or other non overwatch media sometimes had me thinking about other things, and distracting me from the overwatch itself
@@A10Nerd I also weren't to fond with the random Skate gameplay coming up. I think keeping it clean and simple is the best way.
I think the boys meme was fine, here and there. I do believe having random gameplay pop up from another game is distracting. Hope that helps!
I think you explained everything very well, I loved the outro, you are very well informed, and videos like these are very helpful. Appreciate it!
i thought i was having a stroke when the prince of persia and skate videos came up
Pretty hard when Tanks just ignore each other and walk up and smash your DPS
as zarya i just walk past tanks and fuck the healers or dps aha so yeah
Mobility is king
Zarya has a lot of mobility
Love your videos bro. They’re always helping me better my game knowledge!
Love the video! it helps a lot. I love the random skate 3 clips even more
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I loved the chess analogy, really drew me into the video. This is my first video I’ve seen of yours, and I’ll subscribe. Well done!
The clips from random games in the video really broke my focus. I feel like it would be better if you showed more of the top down view and stuff like that. It would be easier to understand what you’re saying through the visual of a top down view, but you don’t leave it in the video long enough and the random game clips are distracting.
I agree with ItsMango, the random clips broke my focus and seemed unnecessary. I'd rather a still shot of the scenario you're explaining simply stay up for longer so that I can really focus on your explanations, which are always amazing!
it probably took a ton of work because you added 1 second of random gameplay from an unrelated game every so often LOL
definitely less random game clips
I was able to go up to platinum 1 without having any idea of what I saw in the video, and only by listening to these I know that taking them into account will improve my gameplay/gameplan.
Thank you
this is very helpful, and i hope it will help me climb!
Thank you for the video
Your guide is awesome! Waiting for a tank ver!
Appreciate the content A10 ♥ I rate it A/10
One thing that this highlights that I "default on" a lot is mistaking "I am a dps I am supposed to flank" with waiting for openings. Many times I flank and get punished. This video helped me realize i need to chill out and take a look at my team and evaluate whats going on. Is the space neutral for me to go in or am I about to int?
thanks
Well are you flanking and poking/doing DMG or are you just inting into the enemy backline, wasting your cooldowns and feeding? You don't need to flank and use your cooldowns unless your tank is forcing the enemy cooldowns. Remember that. With bad team mates, play reactively not proactively. With good teammates, play proactively and always look for those flanks if you know your supports will follow up with you
@@Real_Nutella are supports supposed to flank as well? (Genuine question) seems risky. I’m wondering as a kiriko main if I should group up with dps flanks and help them as needed and teleport if things get dicey
@@kiltacular280 it depends mostly. doing it with kiriko isn't a terrible idea, as if you have good aim you can assist with damage along with heal the flanker and tp if it's needed. there is also another support to heal the remaining people not flanking. but spreading your team that thin could easily result in a loss of the fight if it's not coordinated properly. just approach that strat at your own risk and make sure the entire team knows that your about to leave to assist the flank.
@@kiltacular280 You can but you have to do it much more safe than a dps. You have to make sure you’re not as easy to punish and that you can get back to your team safely.
For Kiriko a really good tip is to spam kunai from off angles and have ur tp available to get back safely. You can also flank if you can coordinate it with another member of ur team
Great vid man. Very helpful information that was illustrated very well with it
Thanks for explaining those concepts so well!
This was really helpful to get a better understanding of the flow of the game, thank you for another great video!
Don't know yet whether I'll commit to climbing in OW2, but I really appreciate you and everyone who make videos just like this for comp games. Fundamentals awareness as reference and starting points actually creates something to improve upon. Without awareness, it's difficult or sometimes impossible to gain important or necessary skills to compete, and the concepts here can be applied to so many games besides OW. I used to hate most fighting games, and I was a passionate but very mediocre Smash Bros. player. Once introduced to core fundamental concepts in Smash, I rapidly improved and suddenly became aware of specific things to look for in my game, even for more traditional FGs like Street Fighter and Guilty Gear, now some of my favorite games to compete or improve in.
TL;DR: Very informative and useful. Thanks! Keep it up!
thank you for this. i will be applying it to my gameplay from here on out. i subbed cuz you deserved it!
Very useful and insightful tips. I'll definitely try to apply these concepts and ways of thinking to my games. Thanks my man 🙏
Extremely underrated streamer, content creator and coach. Very much looking forward to more banger content
You deserve more views
Such a well performed and clear educational content, also liked your work on the video editing! Thank you so much 🥇
Nice video man, your videos helped me climb rank like crazy
this is legit what i needed, ty mister a10! been struggling with dps in ow2
this is all cool and dandy but no matter how you look at it, you can most definitely get held back my teammates.
Would love to see more of this type of content since there's isn't really much of it in the platform. Great vid 👌 thx
Appreciate the knowledge, I also like how you used clips from other games to express your points.
Hey A10,
I would like to practice crossfire and backstepping. What Heroes do you recommend or are easier to pull off backsteps which lead to kills amd a advantage?
Ash and McCree
imo the most crucial thing that people don't do (in my experience) is communicating with the voice chat, communicating is crucial because it helps your team understand what you're trying to do and letting them know the crucial things which can help win the fight
Indeed. I've seen so many players have good plans and plays in mind, but they fail in execution because they didn't communicate their intention to their team so they lack the proper follow-up - or they didn't realize they were heading in too quickly for others to keep up, etc. Good plans are best, when you're not the only one who knows about it.
Played with my buddy yesterday, he was tank I was support. We were pushed back hard on Kings Row in streets and he was backed into an alleyway - while i was on the opposite side of the main street. I called for him to pass using his cooldowns, while I would cover him with heals. This clearly went against his plan he had in mind, but I didn't realize he was planning something because he didn't mention it until then - apparently he wanted to bait the enemy team into the alleyway and ult them, which would also have given me a free anti-nade from the opposite side into their backline. But lack of communication meant I tried to force him into a play he didn't want to commit to, and in that hesitation he got caught out of position and we lost the fight entirely. A single comment about that bait plan would likely have won that fight for us 3v5.
And it's also equally on me, because he's a newer player and I should look out for his moves, his ult charge, ask him about his intentions more proactively, etc. All just goes to show, communication is truly undervalued and undercared for by a lot of players.
@MISTER SIR Yeah, most people forget that they're in a team and often forget that just their death alone can screw up a team fight (if you even have team fights). We aren't alone on the battlefield and taking on the whole enemy team is almost impossible.
@@_Mefu. Yea unnecessary deaths from not playing with their team is probably the main cause for why silver and gold players don't rank up. Since OW2 I've been queueing ranked support with my friends (used to be diamond on all roles but I only really care for my dps rank). My friends are still kinda fresh to the game so when we queue ranked we play mostly in silver lobbies in OW2, and literally every single fight, one or more team members take fights and risks they don't have to. 9/10 times when someone dies, it was self caused death - not actually the enemy being better players. People going in 1-v-many and forgetting to look where the rest of their team is, overstaying their welcome when others fall back, etc etc. Overall awareness and discipline is just entirely absent.
Very helpful vid as always A10. Very much appreciate your focus on coaching/education in the OW2 community.
you brought back immediate nostalgia at the start of the "what is space" section I miss playing Gigantic that game was so fun,, I wish it never shut down DX
This is honestly everything that any role should know, no more or no less.
Since ow 2 I have dropped a few ranks to plat. What frustrates me the most as a support is that my tanks keep blaming heals while they forget their positioning. They are the base fundamental of our team and can’t hide behind covers at enemy space. They can hide on team space but don’t think that supports will sacrifice their life for a impossible team fight.
@@vilgot6185 TRUEEEEE
@@vilgot6185 Reins have this think where they solo charge into 5 enemies and die instantly but blame it on heals, i swear like 70% of rein teammates ive had are actually brain dead
As I masters supp you taught me fundamentals and really made the game simple for me to climb up to those upper ranks
Amazing video, well written and edited! Explains shit nice and simply.
Great job on the video, you definitely put some work in this. Thanks for posting, some helpful info here.
if you have crappy healer or tank who have no idea what to do.
you will fail miserably.
Healer? hmmm
@@wicked5999 i'm talking about overwatch 2
@@boredape1257 me too
These videos you are putting out lately are top tier! I feel like I should be paying for this info! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us!!
Great video as always bro! Love to see it
I know 1:58 is not a new concept, but I'm glad that my understanding of space is validated. You've presented other complicated concepts very eloquently, I've learned so much and I wish more ppl could do the same. Thanks for making this vid
The harsh reality is you have to hard carry to climb. It's that simple.
Ah yes I do 11k while my teammates do 200 of course it’s my fault
Fantastic video!! Thank you for your insightful content!
This video was very well thought out and actually broke down how things should work so thank you for showing us that
Yes, they are.
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why is there so many games in the video
great work man! such a helpful video
I always enjoy the way you explain things, its clear concise and effective. Thanks
what should i do if my tank runs in solo and dies in 5 secs, and repeats this whole process the whole game
You have never been more right, we are lucky to have someone as handsome and talented as you helping us.
Dude the editing on your videos got insane, PLEASE keep up this GREAT content, thank you and (if you have one) your editor!!!!
Amazing video man this really helped me, no bs just straight to the tips👍
As a support player, yes they are holding you back, you just have to work with the tools you get given
Why are you defending this garbage competitive system. Of course your teammates have influence on your win rate
Explaining in detail how to flank. Thank you
The LS reference was funny and spot on. Great vid!
Thank you for the video, I always return to watch it again because how informative the video are
You are an unbelievably good educator. You understand the material and you communicate it accessibly and in a way that has noticeably impacted my gaming experience.
this video is insanely high quality, thank you for the vid bro, very useful
Really good video dude! Sharing with friends and teammates 👌🏻
great video!
i knew already a tiny tiny bit of what you explained, but you did explain it and ehanced what i already knew, so thank you! :D
Amazing video, ive watched a lot of videos like this. but this is he first that ive seen that visually explains these con
cepts, Super easy to digest.
Superb editing. Fun to follow.
Great video, I always knew of you but only recently discovered the TH-cam and it's great
you’ve become my favorite overwatch youtuber. amazing content man, cant wait to see more!
Incredible video. You explain the philosophy & reasoning behind these ideas so fluidly, you are a wonderful teacher 🙏
The LS clip made me laugh. Well done
Great vid! Can't wait for the support one