Does anyone know how you can tell which of Aatlis first point you’re on when you walk out of spawn? It’s my favorite map and I have no idea every time. I tried going into custom game mode and can’t really figure out a good visual marker.

On the topic do ppl have good tips on how to figure out what side you’re on in other symmetrical maps? Much appreciated!

For context, about a month ago I got my Boyfriend and bunch of his friends into Overwatch. Since then, they've all placed around Bronze and low Silver and have been coming to me for advice, and I figured it would be a really good opportunity to teach them the fundamentals of the game and practice coaching since it's something I've always wanted to try.

I've been playing on and off since 2017 and have been really grinding the game for the last 2 years. I've managed to hit GM on my main role - Tank - and Masters on the others, and have a couple hundred hours scrim experience with my collegiate team. I don't consider myself exceptionally knowledgeable, but I feel like I know enough to at least be helpful, and I'm very willing to learn more. Mainly, I'm worried about how to translate what I know about the game into tangible advice, or what I would even look for in a review.

I really just don't know where to start. Are there resources for this sort of thing? What should I be looking for in a beginner player's POV and what would be the best thing for them to work on early on (mainly for Support, but they do wanna play all roles)? Any advice, general or specific to my situation, would be appreciated.

Hello guys, I'm a Diamond DPS player and haven't played OW that much, and I need help with this situation.

What should I play, and how should I approach this situation? A lot of my games as dps I keep meeting Ashe/Sierra/Cass + Mercy duos that just roll my team.

Sometimes I play Widow just to one shot one of them, but enemy tank usually goes dive tank and now I have to deal with enemy tank and a dps duo at the same time.

For me, rein feels like he's the most counterable and outdated tank in the game. The only instance when I do well as rein is when I get lucky that they don't have a ramattra, bastion, doomfist, Winston, ball and orisa. I don't wanna have to switch every single time I encounter them, I want to adapt my gameplay to it but I just have no earthly idea what to do against them. What can I as a rein player do?

And what can I take away from this regarding my gameplay on the current Tracer? Even with all the cc, and what feels like better enemies, I am doing much better. I feel like I have much more range now, and can 1 clip people more consistently.

Usually, 5v5 feels much better than the current 6v6 for tracer. I'm also in general much worse at 6v6 because things become too chaotic, and you have less of an individual impact. But in classic, I do much better, and this has entirely to do with my aim. My macro is much worse; I take ego plays and barely think, and am playing on completely unfamiliar maps. Why?

I only play soloq but at the end I end up in diamond 4.

I was able to hold myself at m1-gm5 initially. Then it was m4-m3. Then it was m5-m4.

Now I'm in the realms of diamond and I keep deranking. Did I miss something about the top500 status. I'm diamond 4 now and I still have the top500 status.

Overall on dps I got 90h so far but I think I'll take a break for a good while.

Hello everybody, my name is Bluu.

I am a Masters Coach, peak T500 in S16, and have played at the highest levels of competitive for awhile now. I am looking forward to making this my job in coaching and take this very seriously.

If you are looking to get better I can assure you I will help get you to where you want to be, especially being Bronze - Diamond. Tank is where my skill lies, so if you are a Tank player, you will benefit the most from my coaching. I can however; give great tips to those who are not tanks in terms of positioning and cooldown use.

If you are feeling interested, please let me know, and I would be very satisfied to work with you, so don't hesitate.

Coaching rate is 15$ for an hour of coaching, and in that time I will have a specified "To-Do" list of all the stuff we will cover. If you have any questions just let me know!