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I'm curious to hear opinions! Personally when I am tank I only peel if I can turn my attention away from the fight, because otherwise the enemy frontline roles us. I don't play much DPS but I find I have more flexibility with my positioning so I can peel to scare off that Reaper harassing my backline!

What is your solution to dealing with divers or flankers as a non-support?

I've been curious to know how often it's obvious or not obvious that someone is into RR when you start chatting with them,​ either as a gentlewoman or a squishy boy!

As a tank, when I see a Lucio, my first thought is usually either "great, I'll have a support who can fight alongside me" or "my backline will be safe with a Lucio protecting them"

Then begin the first teamfight and Lucio is nowhere near my team. Instead he's going for a flank route all by himself as if he's a Tracer

I've never felt like this works, since I know most of Lucio's value comes from buffs given in proximity to his teammates and either defending the backline with his boops or helping divers, so it seems like him flanks on his own doesn't feel like it's helpful? If there's a good reason for this I'm open minded to try and learn

I've been trying to get into Blizzard games and saw this game was free! It looks awesome and I love how much effort they put into the voice acting and animation! It feels super ahead of its time.

So far I've gotten through chapter 8 of the Terran section, I've had some resets but so far I've been able to handle it okay.

However, I've read that the difficult spikes up soon, and that Starcraft is considered one of the hardest games in videogame history. As someone with almost no RTS experience I wonder if I'll have to use a guide.

So far my strategy has been to spend lots of time building my forces before facing the enemy, building tons of buildings so I can get as many units as possible. However I get the feeling that the longer I spend building my own forces, that also gives the enemy more time to build their army. Will it get to a point where if I spend too long building my army the enemy will get too strong for me to be able to win? What's the common strategy Starcraft players employ?

I've been struggling more with her this season before, so any tips and advice are helpful!​