If it's competitive game, then there should be factors that give you an edge over the lazy people. Execution that requires practice and knowledge that requires research/lab work are usually the main factors
as for non competitive games, don't people want some amount of challenge at all? or the ability to find shit out and make the game do rewarding stuff if you have done your homework? where's the reward and accomplishment if everything is handed to you?
Do you have a point or did you just get sniped by Hanzo or something
why is game too difficult? Aiming small people is kind of hard. Try to get better at if so you could get a good rank.
It's hardly a competitive game. Blizzard just has the money to say it is which is what makes it a competitive game
Butthurt quakefag detected.
Sorry bud, I was a poor kid and didn't have a fancy computer for Quake. Most Quake I've played is a few matches in Quake live.
Overwatch has a lot of shit like that
I mostly only play tracer and its incredibly annoying to die because a 76 launched a helix rocket in your general direction, because hanzo landed a lucky shot or just pointed scatter at the ground, because Genji swift striked out of no where, Roadhog happened to be at the perfect distance to OHKO with right click, Mei got a lucky headshot, Widow just sits in the back, etc etc
obscure game mechanic trivia is not the mark of a good game nor a competitive one
dota 2 does that and its worse for it
comp games need to be more like rocket league not dota 2
its a shit game.
just go buy jeff's loot boxes like a good goy
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there goes grampa, at it again. there there its ok, want your pudding now?
but I'm 20
>tfw to smart too understand what OP is even trying to say
Are you saying overwatch doesn't reward players who put in effort? Well, hero switching gives you an undeniable edge against maining shitters, you actually have to learn to git gud with characters, you can learn health pack placements, picking team compositions for specific points, and forming a team that regularly practices together can give you an edge.
Even when focusing on a single character there are many things that can give you an edge, such as placement and what you are regularly doing. Such as a Junkrat shooting down a popular hallway while leaving a trap in case somebody decides to flank, or Hanzo constantly shooting arrows around a corner in case somebody is unfortunate enough to be there at the same time.
yes you are, now how about that pudding dear?
maybe u just have shit positioning
tracer would dominate games without that shit. Every game would be two teams built around tracer
Then you've never even played half of those games
probably
Checks and balances tard fart. Every hero has em
You could be 20 and easily play all of these except maybe Challenge Promode Arena only because it may be to niche for a child
i understand what you mean about the random hits thouugh. its really bad luck and bad positioning
So it's okay for you to be more skilled than other people, but when it's reversed (like your Roadhog or Mei right-click, the others depend a lot on circumstance) it's suddenly an issue?
Avoid helix rockets, if they have a Hanzo or Widow don't go out in the open and try to remain in cover. If you're unsure where the sniper is ask a team mate over coms.Tracer can be a great recon character for looking at the enemy back lines and flashing back, try to time the recall so that wherever you jumped back to has you in position like behind your enemy or safely behind cover. You'll get one, maybe two icicles to the face, if you have a Torb or Symmetra armor packs and shield gen would allow you to not get OHKO by Mei, Hanzo, Widow unless it's damage boosted by Zen, Mercy, or Orisa's ult.
I hope you found this informative.
I played tfc, 1.6, and qw but they were all in their death throes by the time I got around to them
I had fun with css and hl2dm and discovered cpm later
this is what I meant, even if you played them, you wouldn't be able to realize why they were good because they're ghost towns
why did blizz leave reaper behind? why is he such a trash hero?
mostly because he loudly announces his "stealth" ability
but really though, Reaper can be super useful if you decide to play him as a healer deleter. If the enemy Mercy has her rez up, send in that reaper before you push
if u play overwatch after qc comes out you have a slim boner and a small dick but if you play qc then you have a fat boner and a big dick
u know its true
that's just it though, hes supposed to be a stealthy champ yet he is loud and flashy as fuck. any team with half a brain can keep an eye out for his flanks
Quit lying about your penis size to strangers on the internet.
I'd bet it's II inches
That's roman numerals
>76 launched a helix rocket in your general direction
easy to avoid, its actually a pain in the ass to hit tracer with a helix rocket. you would know this if you didnt "mostly only" play tracer
>hanzo landed a lucky shot
can we end this meme?
>or just pointed scatter at the ground
can we end this meme too? its your fault if you die to scatter, just like its your fault if you get hooked or walled off by mei. be aware of your surroundings and the capabilities of the heroes you're against. suddenly scatter doesnt become so scary.
>genji swift striked out of no where,
lmao what? how does this give lazy people an edge? you had low health and the decent genji with map and situational awareness picked you off. that's how his fucking class works.
>roadhog's OHKO alt fire
yeah that gets on my nerves too, so, ill concede this point
>mei got a lucky headshot
end this meme too
>widow just sits in the back
widow sitting in one spot is useless an overwhelming majority of the time for a team thats aware of where she is
Road's alt click OHKO is hard to pull of and if you're not in just the right sweet spot they live with a little health or barely any if you were too close.
That said, any Roadhog worth his salt has practiced this perfect range.
>Nostalgia Goggles: The Picture
I will agree that Bf1 and cod are shit though