Brigitte is senselessly overpowered

As someone who has tested in this in Overwatch, Tracer’s falloff range is NOT a problem.

In fact! I’ll launch Overwatch right now to test it as I type this.
And we’re off!

Area used for testing: Beyond the 2 (firing) Enemy Bots, to the right (from spawn). There is a 40-meter strip that is labeled at every 10 meters. I will be using this for testing.

How to Replicate:

  1. Go to the above location, stand as close to you can to the middle of the line.
  2. Aim as close as possible to the Enemy Bot’s center. Not their head, not their arm, the center of their torso.
  3. Shoot at listed distances.

Testing Data:

  1. [Anything under 12 Meters] =One-Clip (centre of body)

40 shots

  1. [12 Meters] =One-Clip (centre of body)

20 Meters + One-Blink (forward) = 40 shots

  1. [15] Meters =One-Clip (Center of head)

Halfway 30-Meter & 20-Meter = 40 shots

  1. [13 Meters] = 1.3 Clips (center of body)

3 Railings away from the 20-Meter line (forward) = 52 shots

  1. [18 to 19 Meters] = 1.8 clips (center of body)

1 Railing away from the 20-Meter line (forward) = 72 shots,

  1. At [20 Meters], 2.75 clips (center of body)

110 shots

Interpreting Data: For each corresponding number on the list above, there will be the estimated time to achieve said-result given the fact that Tracer uses up 1 clip every 1 seconds.

  1. 1 second
  2. 1 second
  3. 1 second
  4. 1.3 seconds
  5. 1.8 seconds
  6. 2.75 seconds

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight. Extremely-Obivous-Bias detected by CarryBit.

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