The results I've seen in game after doing excercise in real life are massive. I've been going on a huge loss streak, tilting a lot and unable to focus on my improvement goals, so just reverting back to autopiloting. Then I went to do an hour of cardio and it's crazy how calm and focused I was going back to the game. Went on a win streak and rose 2 divisions in 2 hours. Just total focus on my aim and calmly accepting whenever I got owned, not caring about winning. Only after like 3 hours and becoming tired did I start to get slightly annoyed again.

If you haven't yet, try doing excercise before any session and see the results. For those that have tried it, what difference do you notice?

Does anyone remember that famously bad doomfist player who has a clip on oasis gardens where he dove in, killed nothing and then when trying to punch out he punches a wall and falls off the map?

Watching pro scrims with her and she is game warping to a degree no other hero even comes close to. You can throw heroes that were never meant to dive into their backline, put heroes never meant to contest high ground onto high ground. It's basically like Sym portal has no cooldown. She's also fast as hell, normal HP, and has a small hitbox. Worst of all, is that the best counter to a jetpack cat is seemingly a better jetpack cat. If you need to save someone getting ulted by an enemy jetpack cat, then your best options are lifeweaver pull or your own jetpack cat's tether. If you need to contest high ground against a jetpack cat, your best option is your own jetpack cat. This is like the same thing that happened with Widow years ago where the best counter to a widow with long sightlines was your own Widow to 1v1, and people hated it.

Obviously this is an early meta prediction so I can be wrong and everyone can justifiably laugh at me but if her kit stays the same as the test server, I see no way in which she doesn't warp the meta around herself.

I’ve been tinkering with a free Overwatch comp tool and wanted to post it here to get some real feedback.

The idea is pretty simple: instead of stats or match history, it tries to answer what the team is actually trying to do.

How it works:

• You pick the heroes your team already has
• It infers the comp’s win condition and sub-roles
• It suggests the best hero for the missing slot and explains how that pick should be played
• There’s optional map context built in to break ties when picks are otherwise equal

The map data is based on all ranks, not rank-specific, and it’s intentionally lightweight. Heroes with no map data yet just won’t get a map nudge — it never overrides the core recommendation anyway.

The goal isn’t to tell you what’s “correct,” just to answer: “What are we playing for, and who actually executes it?”

It’s very much alpha and probably wrong in places, which is why I’m posting it here. If it’s useful, great. If it’s bad, I want to know why.

There’s a feedback link in the app.

https://owcoach.vercel.app/

ETA: I really do appreciate feedback, I know this is definitely buggy, especially in logic and has a lot of testing to do, which is a big reason I wante dto expose it to people here! I work full time so if I do not respond right away or you do not see the feedback adressed yet next time you check, please know I am absolutely checking it at least daily after work! I ama software engineer so my free time is not as reliable as I want!

I really appreciate everyone who gives it a look!