Recently, I’ve been trying to teach my dog to play overwatch. I showed him the basics and let him watch a few tutorials on the game. Then, I began to let him play in the Practice Range and custom games. He doesn’t seem to be getting the hang of the controls and he has the worst aim I’ve ever seen
Am I doing something wrong? Any suggestions?
Select Brigitte for your dog, should have no problem then.
Play Orisa, bind every button to puppy emote.
encourage him to pick hanzo you dont need good aim to hit anything with him as the console version gives him a high rating of aim assist hes like widow maker except no skill to land sniper shots
I love how salty players ruin a joke
Good point and Hanzo has passive aimbot on PC aswell, just set the dog up on a choke point and he will be MVP.
Get your dog a Xbox One controller, they are heavy enough to not slide around like mice, and the thumb sticks very responsive and kind on their paws.
The only comment on this thread that is not a joke though is yours …
lol !! very true!
lol hihi
wait people still play xbox?
Was that a joke?
If it was sorry
I have seen too many salty players that ruin fun posts
well… It was a salty joke XD
if it is a smart dog? why limit his hero pool to brig? 
No Idea. 
I know that the controllers are compatible with most Windows Operating Systems though.
you are being very KY about the whole thing
You need to get an engineering degree, and maybe go heavy into neuroscience. Then you can build a custom interface for your dog that allows him to play properly.
Human controllers aren’t suited for doggos and it’s holding him back. Who knows, maybe your dog could even play in The League.
Your right I was being unfair, I bet this dog could play Mercy aswell 
Most dogs know multiple tricks and commands, Just teach that dog heel and heal !
Overwatch seems more like a cat thing
My pet mouse Jerry plays when I’m not home. You can totally teach your dog. Wedge some bacon in between the joysticks/keys to persuade him to try.
Teach him to instalock widow in QP, no one will notice.