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[moodymakeshifter]

Mercy's Buffed Heals Are SO GOOD! 💛 Top 500 Mercy Gameplay - Overwatch 2

Now, this may be an unpopular opinion, but I think Doomfist is not compatible with a team game. I personally get bummed out when my Tank teammate chooses to be Doomfist. Does anyone else feel this way (Support/Damage mains)? I just think he too easily becomes lost, targeted, or worse— leaves the rest of his team open to an attack they can't withstand alone. This can be said about other Tank heroes, but I feel like Doomfist (and D.v.a sometimes) give the player too much agency, movement-wise, and this tricks them into forgetting the objective and/or their team.

So, that's my first take. Here's my second: People play better on Overtime. And I think the game I attached to this post is a perfect example. Notice how broken and chaotic this Mercy's team was during the first couple of rounds. Notice how many time their Tank died, stranded away from the payload and their team, requesting help that could not be delivered. It's because that Doomfist was under the impression that he had time to create a diversion. But in fact, the best way to secure victory, especially on a Push map, is Cart-time. Push the cart as a united force with the rest of your time, or let Damage heroes like Tracer and Sombra run amok, causing distractions and backline hang-ups for the Enemy team. But your Payload presence should be STRONG and, you know, present. XD You should be pushing whenever you can, as fast as you can. On Overtime, teams have no choice but to push the cart, to become a stalwart force to be reckoned with, a forward-aimed spear that cuts through whatever the enemy throws at them. It's hard to contend with a single, destructive entity. Divided, each Hero can only do so much. But together, a Team can run down any threat.

I don't know. It's just logic. Close-knit Enemy teams have always given me the most trouble. So that's why I think what I think.

Maybe yall dive Tanks should stop diving SO FAR, and try playing the point a little bit. ;) Might work out better for you.