u/Noble_egg

I've always been curious about how the various health pools work, and I understand health overhealth and armor, but not shields. I've researched it but I still don't fully understand how their regeneration works. Is it similar to Reinhardt's deployable shield, where it's a large pool of health that when depleted has an increased cooldown to start regenerating? Thank you in advance

As the title says, I'm just looking for a basic answer on if there is a troubleshooting process I can do to start working on it and seeing if it's salvagable or if it's time for a replacement. When I'm playing games and using the D-pad the characters keep moving for several moments after I'm done pushing in that direction. It's also had weird limitations with the range for a long time

I'm talking combos, match-ups, perk selection choices, who to specifically target during a match, specific Heroes deadly moves to bait and dodge like Roadhog's hook, how to determine a safe time to use her ultimate, when to get out of dodge completely, which Heroes she synergizes well with, and overall climb higher ranks in competitive

I do own Lies of P, I could return to that

As the title says, I'm curious about this detail. When I play I don't press V super often and I'm wondering if I should be using it more often. I know that Tracer is a close combat Hero with an optional perk that reloads some ammo on a melee strike, and Genji needs to do as much damage as possible in a short amount of time, so the boosted melee damage is helpful. Amy other notable Heroes for this?

As the title says I just want to know how to remove the music. I have heard about 5.1 audio channels but I don't fully understand how that works or what programs to use for that specifically. I know it's possible to use some sort of noise reduction or filtering based off of a noise profile of just the music to hopefully remove it from the whole track, but I haven't had much luck. I use Linux

Just as the title says, often times when I am playing I see Orisa high up on the map shooting and throwing the javelin. It seems weird to me seeing as she is a bulky tank with several defensive options who traditionally would understand as a grounded team leader, but it's extra weird because as far as I can tell it keeps working for them, at least somewhat. Is there any particular reason for this behavior?

As the title says, I am looking for any advice on how to use her ice wall well. I know that I can use the ability button when placing it to flip the direction, I can see the preview, and if I end up putting it in a bad spot I can use the ability button to cancel it early. I'm confident with the rest of her kit, but the wall is arguably her most team altering ability and has a pretty significant cooldown, so how do I use it best? I know about using it to cut off routes for enemies or at enemy sniper nests to block their shots while allowing the rest of the team to still fight, as well as how having any wall no matter how low health can save the team from D.Va's ultimate. Anything else I should know or any tips and tricks?

As the title suggests, I am looking into playing competitive for the first time, and want to put more effort into it. I love playing as Emre, but I have a bad habit of picking a Hero for a match and sticking with it, which while it has some advantages like keeping perk EXP and practicing a single playstyle, can end up cashing problems with team synergy. I could ask my teammates for advice on who to switch to during a match and when, but the game would already be hectic and I would be adding another factor for them to keep track of. What are some other damage Heroes that play relatively similarly that have different kits to better support other teams, and when would be a good time to switch to them, either based on my team or the enemy teams composition. From my understanding Emre gets hard counted by D.Va, situations like that

Recently I tried playing out as Emre, and with a relatively simple to understand kit and everything he's quickly become one of my favorite damage dealing Heroes in the game (Typically a pure healer support main like Mercy or Anna). His kit just works well and allows some self sustainability without going overboard. His ultimate, especially with the left minor perk, is so fun deals a ton of damage and is very useful. The high damage easy targeting high magazine primary fire shots seem to shred through flying targets with relative ease, and the fast reload on kills adds on to that. Am I understanding this character correctly? Either way I am having a blast