She’s widely regarded as OP, yet on heroesprofile she only has a 47% win rate. Is it because she’s hard to play?
She’s by far less powerfull than most people think, but again tons of people just play QM.
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Wether a hero is op or not is subjective to the skill/experience of a player. So you can’t really evaluate this by looking at a hero’s winrate in the end.
The winrate represents how does the hero accross all the playerbase and every skill level.
Furthermore if it mixes ranked + qm…
And even more that masters+ are matched or grouped with diamonds and below so
Far and away I’d wager people rely on her kit to do her heavy lifting and do not put thought into their timings, cooldowns, or target priorities. She has a lot of elements that require more planning-- she’s like a deliberate, protracted Sonya. Sonya is instead more fire and forget, and just needs to drop effects to get the mileage.
People probably assume Qhira is the same way.
By really bad players and people who play HOTS like once a month. These people tend to not have a great idea of how strong heroes really are and in general aren’t really reliable.
No she is just easy to avoid in skilled play. Her major combo involves Revolving Sweep which can be rendered immediately useless by just NOT standing still. Her other main source of damage, Q and then W when enough stacks are there, can be once again largely avoided since Q makes her stand still and attack in a straight line . It doesn’t help that Revolving sweep can be interrupted during the startup animation and the ending animation.
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