Sure I’ll admit some of my opinion is biased, however when making this post I laid everything out and addressed it with an unbiased point of view. 2/2/2 will benefit this game, while harming some aspects, but I firmly believe the good outweighs the bad in this situation. Sure, some people have to suffer, but it’s for the good of the majority, rather than listening to the minority.
why shouldn’t you have the predetermined thought of who you’re playing when you go in? The moment i see the loading screen for any map I automatically think of each hero excels within my own pool. R66? Cool gonna go Mercy for the mobility. Hanamura? Ana for that range. Volskaya? Moira so I can bounce balls everywhere. You should always have a game plan. And blaming your wins/losses on maps is just as bad as blaming your wins/losses to hero pools. If you can’t play a certain map, just go in a custom and study it.
And that’s a Main, not a One Trick. I’m a support main, but I dabble in MT, however on my record I’ve got like 300 hours on Mercy compared to maybe 100 (not including custom Scrims and PUGs) On Ana, Lucio, and Moira.
Definitely. You need at least 2 tanks, and 1 support MINIMUM. But preferably 2/2/2 is the cleanest set up that evenly distributes the responsibilities of the team.
You’re a walking contradiction, after this comment I’m not even giving you the grace of day.
My argument is general human curiosity. Like I said, a player will flex just to see if they’re any better or just want to see their placement, thanks to the individual SR system. They realize that they’re better on a role they never played, thus expanding. It’s like me Evolving from a Mercy One-Trick to Main Support Main to a Support/Tank Flex. I was forced to flex around the two roles due to scrims and I learned I"m a good Winston, Rein, and Dva.
I think the behavior is more of they want to do damage and get the spotlight. DPS just allows that more often than not.
That has nothing to do with the previous statement though? What I’m saying is give it a month or two. People ragged on GOATs, until they saw how good it is when you know what you’re doing. And now it’s happening with Pulled Pork. Give it time and these strange, yet effective, 2/2/2 comps will come to light and will start gaining traction due to the forced role lock.
Agreed. Being good at one Hero does not mean you’ll be good with another. But within a role, you know your job, and you know that the hero you’re playing will do that job, you just need to learn how. While if you’re trying to flex between roles on the fly, not only are you learning a new hero, you’re learning a whole new job as well.