When I started tinkering with the sensitivity, it always felt better to over do it for the first change. Then, back it down in small, small increments until you feel pretty comfortable.
Once you feel completely comfortable at the new setting, ratchet it back up and repeat.
I really dont get it. Finally crawl back to platinum SR after falling a bit and then I start getting teams that constantly disconnect, play bastion/torb/widow/hanzo, dont communicate, or speak a different language.
What the actual fuck. I thought the higher you get the better players youd be matched with. I was wrong.
I have, on multiple occasions, been slept with a sleep dart only to wake up and immediately fall back to sleep again for another 5 seconds. There is definitely something not right with it.
I mean if you're having success at low sensitivity settings why change? I tried like 5-6 games now with soldier, tracer and Pharah with higher sensitivity settings and I didn't see many benefits in my opinion.
It actually didn't take me much time to adjust to the new settings but I didn't play worse or better either.
I'm going to try to tinker more with the auto aim settings and stuff. I want to be able to land more critical head shots than I am and I think auto aim assist is the reason why.
I highly recommend, going into the training range, turning off aim assist (only for tweaking your sensitivity) and following this guide for this very specific tip (I time stamped the video, it doesn't matter that he's on the PC version, the technique still applies).
Once you get your settings the way you like it, turn aim assist back to 100. Go into a quickplay game, you will probably need to up your sensitivity 1-5 notches. Aim assist will slow down your crosshair when an enemy gets near it, so it's very important to up your sensitivity just a bit when you turn aim assist back on. You might suck for a few games and that's okay, making major sensitivity changes take a few games to adjust.
FYI: Don't worry about your sensitivity numbers being too low (or too high), everyone has a personal preference. I'm able to kill genji's and pharah's pretty reliably as Zarya with what is considered somewhat low sensitivity.
I mean if you're having success at low sensitivity settings why change? I tried like 5-6 games now with soldier, tracer and Pharah with higher sensitivity settings and I didn't see many benefits in my opinion.
It actually didn't take me much time to adjust to the new settings but I didn't play worse or better either.
I'm going to try to tinker more with the auto aim settings and stuff. I want to be able to land more critical head shots than I am and I think auto aim assist is the reason why.
I really dont get it. Finally crawl back to platinum SR after falling a bit and then I start getting teams that constantly disconnect, play bastion/torb/widow/hanzo, dont communicate, or speak a different language.
What the actual fuck. I thought the higher you get the better players youd be matched with. I was wrong.
There are SR regions where you will notice a drop in game quality, normally around the borders of a new ranking because you'll get tilted people who can't hit their goal rank, or the people that hit it and stopped caring about winning
I highly recommend, going into the training range, turning off aim assist (only for tweaking your sensitivity) and following this guide for this very specific tip (I time stamped the video, it doesn't matter that he's on the PC version, the technique still applies).
Under the options for individual characters, you can map buttons to voiceline up, down, right, and left. L3 is free for practically every character, so as long as you remember which voiceline you want and where it is in your voiceline wheel, it's easy.
I've been practicing Mercy in QP this morning, and it took me so long to figure out that the flying ability only works if you're looking at a teammate. Oops. I thought you could fly whenever and I was getting very frustrated.
I'm having a lot of trouble keeping my res "just in case," and I never end up using it in matches...Need to work on that.
bliz need to let me map ult status and i need healing upon button press for console and not use that command wheel crap!
its hard to do while im in mid air as pharah
Wait I'm stupid (still recovering from last night?) the options are you turn around fast and have crappy aim, or you turn around slow and have good aim.
Wait I'm stupid (still recovering from last night?) the options are you turn around fast and have crappy aim, or you turn around slow and have good aim.
I've been practicing Mercy in QP this morning, and it took me so long to figure out that the flying ability only works if you're looking at a teammate. Oops. I thought you could fly whenever and I was getting very frustrated.
I'm having a lot of trouble keeping my res "just in case," and I never end up using it in matches...Need to work on that.
You have to learn battle sense as Mercy. You have to weigh your options on rezzes. Does it make sense to Rez to win the battle or is better to retreat and wipe? Or do you need to do a single Rez to keep momentum? Or Rez to save yourself. All things I think about playing her.
You have to learn battle sense as Mercy. You have to weigh your options on rezzes. Does it make sense to Rez to win the battle or is better to retreat and wipe? Or do you need to do a single Rez to keep momentum? Or Rez to save yourself. All things I think about playing her.
I've been practicing Mercy in QP this morning, and it took me so long to figure out that the flying ability only works if you're looking at a teammate. Oops. I thought you could fly whenever and I was getting very frustrated.
I'm having a lot of trouble keeping my res "just in case," and I never end up using it in matches...Need to work on that.
Out of curiosity why not? Would seem helpful for like lets say you're on a ledge jump down to avoid a Genji or something and then with your beam still in tact fly back up with your back turned?
Idk I never play mercy but just by first look it seems like I would rather it be by beam
You have to learn battle sense as Mercy. You have to weigh your options on rezzes. Does it make sense to Rez to win the battle or is better to retreat and wipe? Or do you need to do a single Rez to keep momentum? Or Rez to save yourself. All things I think about playing her.
Under the options for individual characters, you can map buttons to voiceline up, down, right, and left. L3 is free for practically every character, so as long as you remember which voiceline you want and where it is in your voiceline wheel, it's easy.
Out of curiosity why not? Would seem helpful for like lets say you're on a ledge jump down to avoid a Genji or something and then with your beam still in tact fly back up with your back turned?
Idk I never play mercy but just by first look it seems like I would rather it be by beam
What anti said. What if the Genji doesn't come down or something? I have no LOS so I don't know what I'm flying back to... Or maybe I get caught on a wall. You can do this jump trick and fly back without having preferred on. I do it all the time.
Out of curiosity why not? Would seem helpful for like lets say you're on a ledge jump down to avoid a Genji or something and then with your beam still in tact fly back up with your back turned?
That is one useful thing about "GA Prefers Beam Target", but that is not more useful than being able to beam someone that needs it while flying to someone else you want to fly to.
Wait I'm stupid (still recovering from last night?) the options are you turn around fast and have crappy aim, or you turn around slow and have good aim.
there is. think turn on GA to preferred beamed target. then you can do a no look GA. good to prep you up for your next GA target or look around when you GA to the beamed targeted
Well 9 now and I give up for the night. Fuck these players.
If you're​ not in a group and get a leaver you shouldn't lose SR.
Also had someone whine when I picked Widow and stated snipers were really needed during 2nd round start up (to make a point of his shit Hanzo round one), he agreed to switch but stood in spawn for like 4 minutes switching between heroes trying them out, before settling on Roadhog, using primary attack at range and missing every single hook. I didn't actually play Widow.
PS4 GAF, we're going to play a little game. It's called: Who's soldier is it anyway?
I took screenshots of various Soldiers from the PS4 gaf group (not everyone, mainly the ones I play with the most and I've seen play Soldier personally). All of these are comp stats for this season.
I blocked out stats that might give some clues as to identity, some soldiers have a very small sample size (2-5 games) so keep that in mind!
Choices (in no particular order): Lik Cappa Komaru Buttchin Ned Batman Scrub
Have fun don't take other peoples list seriously... results are posted below pic, spoiler tagged.
That never really goes away, lol. Some pointers from my experience:
1) Her ult charges stupid fast. I've popped three in a heated teamfight before. So use it often. You miss 100% of the rezes you don't take.
2) Think about who you're resurrecting. Do they have ult? Are they carrying? Is it Rein? A single person rez can shift the momentum in battle.
3) You'll often get an ult dump after a rez, killing everyone you brought back and yourself. It's okay. You just traded a single ult that will charge immediately for however many they just murdered you with. Sometimes it's worth baiting them out, losing the battle to win the war.
4) Large rezes are awesome when they work. But remember there is a reason they're all dead, lol. Their positioning is still gonna suck when they revive.
There are tons of other tips out there too. But these main points vastly improved my rez game.
Naw dude, you had a super small sample size. Overbuff is kind of skewed towards people who play more. Your stats are on track to be pretty decent if you played him more
I've finally started to become comfortable adjusting to a lower sens. Right now I'm on 1800dpi, 6-8 in-game (depending on character), but that's still a long ways down from what I was using a few months ago. (Same DPI, almost twice the in-game sens)
PS4 GAF, we're going to play a little game. It's called: Who's soldier is it anyway?
I took screenshots of various Soldiers from the PS4 gaf group (not everyone, mainly the ones I play with the most and I've seen play Soldier personally). All of these are comp stats for this season.
I blocked out stats that might give some clues as to identity, some soldiers have a very small sample size (2-5 games) so keep that in mind!
Choices (in no particular order): Lik Cappa Komaru Buttchin Ned Batman Scrub
Have fun don't take other peoples list seriously... results are posted below pic, spoiler tagged.
NED
Scrubtactician
Batman
Lik
Cappa
Buttchin
komaru
Yeah well it's just for fun Capturing gameplay and editing that would be ideal but that takes more than 5-10 minutes that this took to make...
Naw dude, you had a super small sample size. Overbuff is kind of skewed towards people who play more. Your stats are on track to be pretty decent if you played him more
actually no, its base on the achievement you've done in the span of time using him. so if you did great with him in one game and play him only once. you'll get superb stats.
if you play him great for only few games but you play him lots and lots, the stats will get watered down.