u/Impressive_Act9567

Feel free to let me know if I'm wrong but it would be nice for a challenge/official gamemode that rewards monkey money and has their user going past round 100. I've never had to use a paragon or honestly t5 monkeys in general, albeit I did use them for fun, I just wish there was a longer game mode and not just a "free play" which gains you nothing more than a regular game. It could even reward something other than monkey money, like an exclusive hero skin.

League of legends: successfully uses map and pings to analyze where everyone is and make sure theyre not getting ganked

Valorant: YOU FUCKING IDIOTS WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THIS GUY WAS HERE I DONT CARE THAT YOU PINGED AND HE WAS ON MY MAP USE YOUR VOICE

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I always use kat as my baseline for how I like to play, resets, mobility, assassin, and dagger fantasy. League was always my competitive game after early fortnite, and she was my one trick for most of it. Ive known of overwatch for a while but never seriously got into it, although I'm enjoying either reaper or anran. Its interesting because typically recommend genji or tracer to someone mechanically active, but their abilities just aren't flashy. In valorant, I like raze a lot and in the month of playing have reached silver 3, her satchel mechanic is what does it for me.

Do you guys just play league or do you transfer your katarina to other games?

There is almost always a common theme with teenagers who watch romance anime, they want a happy ending. While thats okay on its own, they start hating on any anime that doesnt have one. If the main character doesn't get with their favorite ship then they hate the anime itself, if they dont get together at the end then they hate the anime itself, if god forbid it ends up being sad, they hate the anime itself.

while im the opposite, I can still appreciate a happy romance if the anime is good, but everyone seems to just enjoy the slop of it. might be a harsh take but isekai slop is better than the romance slop where you just know that they're gonna get together.

Why do mobility duelists get a lot more play in higher elo/proplay?

I guess I've been wondering, whenever id play agents like weyley/raze/neon/jett Id realize that mobility is only good if your opponents are shit or your much better than them. But on a hypothetical equal skill level ground, why would you ever choose something like neon, raze, or even jett rather than for example iso? If you think about it, on attackers side, iso can use his most useless ability (his ult) to take away their sentinel/whoever is holding that site, rendering it at least a 4v1 and site getting taken almost immediately. Even if Iso loses the 1v1 their team can clean it up, if he wins all the better. His shield is rather loud but can block an entire headshot allowing you to headshot them first, and then u can refresh it. his wall is pretty useless but can allow some plays, and his vulnerable makes people unable to use their utility/abilities and delays entry if on defender side.

My main issue with mobility agents is jett's E is known as a get out of jail freecard, where u shoot and then activate it, but honestly ive been shot while using her E, ive been shot in her smokes, ive been shot while using her upwind and dash together. her ult is a slightly better vandal thats only better if you combine it with your utility. ive gotten headtapped in bronze mid satchel on raze, and forget neon shes useless if you run into more than one person. But I see all of these agents getting more play, even in high elo, their abilities are really predictable so Im wondering am I doing something wrong playing them?

I have this problem where whenever I check a corner while moving no one is there and I get headshot from the other side, and then when I don't check the corner someone is there and I die. If I don't play an agent with a utility that can clear these corners, what do I do?

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is it still unviable

I've never watched any of it before, although I've known about it for many years. To me it seemed like an anime Id wanna watch with someone else, but I never got that chance so I figured Id give it a try, have I been overestimating what it is all this time?

I have a wild imagination, but when I saw this anime and in edits and such, it always looked so cool to me like many characters I'd get to know, in a fantasy world or even worlds because of how grand it seemed. Although this is like the only popular anime that i've never gotten spoilers on, why does no one talk about it? Is it not as good as my mind makes it out to be?

Is it like actually deep, or more so like game of thrones? where people just watch it for entertainment and kings and politics and fantasy.

or am I wrong on all of this, Id like to know if its a special anime thats worth the time sink will the story stick with me for years?