u/roguecolor

I’ve been rewatching AS7, and I forgot about this amazing moment. Monet truly embodied the monologue, and I kept thinking whether this was a test to audiences to see if they would enjoy more of it. I for one say “bring back more of this” for some variety, specially considering they’ve been repeating lip sync songs a bit more in the last few seasons.

I have taken a liking to playing Sombra ever since the first time i hacked an anran out of her ult a few months ago (pretty satisfying if you ask me). She's incredibly fun to play, but I cannot get to play her much in ranked because plat players and any one below that rank would rather ban her than learn to play against her. How am I supposed to learn her and climb with her if she's constantly banned? Do you guys usually ask your teammates not to ban her? Or do you just accept the fate and play something else without much trouble?

Hey divas. I’ve been having some difficulty understanding how to play Symmetra effectively. I was inspired by Levin and English Chud on YT to pick her up. Both of them have very different play styles, where one is more fronting the enemy team while the other goes on flanks and spawn camps, and seems to be quite successful at it.

Now since I’ve almost never played her before (been playing since 2017) I’m a bit lost on how I should effectively play her. I tried flanking and using my TP with turrets to surprise backline but it seems like the enemy is always on me and immediately destroys my deployables. If I am more of a “staying with my team” kinda player, I usually freeze not sure what to do, I try to take off angles but I’m not sure if I should just pressure backline, charge my beam on the tank or something else. It’s a little bit overwhelming. may I ask what y’all play styles are with her?

Aside from a good chunk of the first season of Canada, I feel like some of Adore’s critiques at the AS2 premiere were quite uncalled for, even more so now that we know that Raven Symone wasn’t exactly pleasant with her either, ultimately leading to her quitting the competition. Felt like Michelle put on the serious mask a little bit too aggressively there. Any other moments in the franchise where you felt like the judges pushed it too far?

I’m a bit tired of how buggy LG is at the moment, especially in situations where my teammate is near a doorway, for example, and I manage to pull them only for them to stay where they are because of the angle from which I pulled (maybe?). So I’ve been thinking here, and wouldn’t it be better to code life grip in a way that would just go through walls and objects, making it much smoother? Or is it lore breaking, as in, impossible to explain it without saying it’s magic, which doesn’t exist in the OW universe?

Since Mercy’s staff beam goes through walls (and Kiri ofuda healing doesn’t), would this be super far off?