Nano is the easiest ultimate in the game

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The guy who invented the smallpox vaccine? Wait he died? Oh so im not safe from that disease anymore, dammit

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She gets value based on the player she nanoed. If they captiLize it she gets value. If they dont, welp she just wasted ult. What I think is easy is the burst heal it gives. Way too much.

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Zarya can also just press Q and instantly shutdown the nano’d target.

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Personally I’d say Valk.

Pretty much nothing can go wrong while using it, it pretty much always brings you the same value.

Very consistent but hella boring most of the time.

Res during it is fun tho. Some angels are so obnoxious I love it so much.

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Lucio, press q. Go back to what you were doing. Zen. Press q, float around while no one dies.
Reaper, jump into a group and press q.

There’s a ton of ults that are easy.

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Actually technically valkyrie is the easiest ultimate in the game. For nano you have to look at someone and press q, for valk all you have to do is press it once.

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Requires your own positioning. Nano does not.

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Well almost every ult is like this, it’s more about the when and where and less about the how.

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Unless the person that was nano’ed is garbage. :smiley:

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What? Nanoing someone is literally giving someone for a brief time the responsibility of doing something good with it. It’s the only ULT that does this and there are millions of things that can go wrong before,after or during the nano.

If anything Supports ults are the most difficult to manage because they are not proactive but reactive (escluding nanoblade or similiar comboes)

Yours is a very superficial view on the Ult. If you think about it a little bit more or even better, play the hero a bit you could easily see why it’s wrong.

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I would not agree with this, but I understand your reasoning.

Here are my thoughts-

It takes thinking to decide which player to nano. On top of that, other players can get in the way, and you nano the wrong person.

If you don’t coordinate how the teammate is going to use it (unless in tight situations) it can be fairly useless, or at least worse than if you coordinated.

Again, these are just my thoughts. Have a good day! :slight_smile:

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So Ana pressing Q on Genji Q takes lots of Ana skill ok lol

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Nano’s value is tied directly to the skill of the person receiving the nano.

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It doesn’t make any sense. Cause the nano boost is already projected and no longer relies on its power source (We’d say Ana is the power source).
Also, even if we ignore logic, this would make nano useless. Cause if Ana dies right when she gave nano, the nano disappears and gives 0 value.

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It’s also, arguably, the hardest support Ult to use. Why? Unlike every support, Nano does not benefit the team (it helps only 1 character), it doesn’t even help it’s caster, Ana (all support Ults give health, armor, etc. Ana gets nothing from her own Ult!), and once used, it’s entirely up to the one who receives Nano to do with properly.

So hell no to being the easiest Support Ult.

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“I hate ana because the forum told me so” the post

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Nano is easy to use, easy to waste, and while it certainly does make its nanoed target scary, the nanoed player can still be avoided, contained, or killed outright. There’s no reason it needs to be a harder shot to land.

And I agree with the commenter upthread who pointed out that—wonky mechanics aside—if killing Ana were to end nano, then every time someone got nanoed it’s essentially shotcalling the entire enemy team to jump on her and kill her.

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Accidentally Nano’s a innocent Mercy who doesn’t know what’s going on

Mercy: WHAT WMDMZK. WHY ME WHAT DO I DO? do I valk!(!

Pops Valk

Mercy: gets a 3k

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I’m okay with this change so long as it nanos Ana as well. Imagine an indestructible Ana with 50% dmg boost :upside_down_face:.

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Maybe in low ranks, but no higher than Platinum, for sure.