but it’s positives far outweigh it’s negatives. Like, it can eat ults. That alone makes it more solid than Zarya’s bubbles.
Combine that with the fact that with good resource management, it will rarely have downtime. Or when it does have downtime, she has her boosters to make her evade more.
It needs a rework. While this rework I’m on the fence about, what makes or breaks this for me is her CD duration. Are we talking 6 seconds of CD, or a glimpse into the past where DM was tied to a 10 second CD?
If it’s the former, I can bear with it. The latter, and DM will have too many cons, and picking DM to be the pacman vs ults wouldn’t be enough to run her.
DM, at the very least, needs a revert back to her state after she got it buffed to be a toggle. I’m sick of this 3DM box that does everything and blocks everything.
Nevermind the grav the Dva just used, meanwhile I spent 1 whole minute charging the ult of the Dva’s supports JUST trying to demech her, and now my team is at a disadvantage.
It’s goes far deeper than just the DPS scapegoat you like to point at.
Also, it’s hard to play around DM when the Dva is getting heals (like from Ana).
But this is when you tell me to focus the Ana. In which case, my responce is that I’ve already tried.
When you have a Dva DMing the Ana and peeling for her, and an Ana who is naturally gifted at pocketing tanks, which do you go for? The Ana that you have to fight through sleeps, nades, and DMs, or trying to brute-force your way through Ana’s healing and DM to demech the Dva?
I’ll tell you right now, DM is the constant in both those situations. This makes it far more versatility compared to other defensive abilities.
And lets not forget that DM eats nades and sleepdarts, so thus there is a need for both teams to run Dva. This flexibility is what ruins the other off-tanks.