And yet I've won 9 out of 11 games today. And I barely contributed to those wins. I wasn't this bad in a couple of years. Haven't played for a week, was pretty sick last weekend. And here I am ranking up while doing nothing.

While I could throw out the best performance of my career tomorrow and go on a 15 game losing streak.

It feels like this a lot. You either do nothing and get handed wins on a silver platter or you go into tryhard mode, dump on all the enemies and still lose one after another.

Is this just how matchmaking is supposed to be? Creating balance by having two extremes in each direction?

Do "everything" and lose 10 games, do nothing and win 10 games. 50% winrate. Either situation isn't providing fun.

Last season was my first ranked season since playing Overwatch on console back in 2019, so I'm basically relearning the game. I managed to hit Diamond 3 playing only Vendetta , but ever since the nerfs this season, I've been stuck between Platinum 3 and Platinum 1 trying to force Vendetta every game. Should I switch to a new main, or just brute force my way back to Diamond?

I very rarely play support in ranked because I don’t enjoy playing any supports apart from Ana. I decided to play a few today. I thought I played insane this game but we still lost and I got told I didn’t heal enough. Code - 2XMRCM. Hero - Ana. Battletag - Aikenoak. Rank - Platinum 4. Looking for tips to help win in a game where I thought i played well. there’s probably some blindingly obvious mistakes im missing.

done with college for the year and decided to leave my apartment to come home for a little. brought my pc with me to play OW and it’s like i cannot play here..

not only is my body accustomed to the desk/setup at my apartment now but i forgot how bad the wifi difference was ☠️

after losing 11/13 comp games, im deciding to not touch this game until i return. this is horrendous

does anyone else have a similar experience with playing on different setups?

Which heroes require tracking aim? is it just Moira, Bap and Juno. I get the latter two are not really "tracking heroes" but just wonder are they played like one?

I've been very long Ana/Zen main and been thinking of changing to a hero that is very tracking aim focused.

I've been also playing fps games for many years, but I still can't settle on a sensitivity that feels right. I've tried different mice and mousepads as well, currently feel like I've settled on those at least.

I wonder are there some drills or ways that people go about finding what works for them.. or do they just pick a number and go with it?

Hi, I recently started playing Overwatch and I’m currently Diamond 3 on DPS. I’ve watched a few videos, and most of them focus on positioning and being patient. I understand those concepts, but sometimes I still fail to apply them consistently in my games.

I know I still have a lot of weaknesses and that I’m making many mistakes. I’m going to share a few of my matches — could you please watch them and tell me what I’m doing wrong, what I should improve on, and whether these losses were actually my fault or not?

4VTEKY(soj reaper) PVEHMX (EMRE) ZER8GD (SOJ Bastion Reaper) K4GPCP (Bastion)