What's with the huge Hanzo Hitbox?!?!

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I’m sorry but I don’t believe that Hanzo’s arrows are the smallest projectiles In the game. Even weirder they don’t even hit your head and he still manages to make a headshot. There are Hanzo’s like this in EVERY comp game and they think that they’re a god…
We get it you’re ‘‘Good’’ but that’s no reason to act like you’re a special snowflake.

I found a video that proves that his broken arrows but I can’t post links here… :frowning:
Here is the title of the video and see for yourself of how Hanzo is getting such easy kills.

‘‘Overwatch - Why i f*cking despise Hanzo’’

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I think it’s more bullet magnetism. Halo 5 (still has) a problem where shots would realign at the last second to hit a critical point. Hanzo’s arrows do this even though the projectile is small, you can even see the projectile snap onto someone before damaging them.

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Ana’s LMB is the smallest projile when shooting to enemies, IIRC
Little to no difference between a legit hitscan?

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Favor the shooter plays a part in why people think his arrows are bs I’m sure

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I believe Mercy’s/Baby D.va bullets are the smallest projectile?

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Mercy’s and D.Va are some of the largest projectiles actually.

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I’m pretty sure that’s Pharah.

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i swear hanzos arrows are the size of a truck
i played him yesterday and got alot of headshots out of pure spam,
hanzo takes as little skill as junkrat.

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https://us.battle.net/forums/en/overwatch/topic/20753726983 Here is a link to a comparison from the old forums. It may not all be up to date but it gives you an idea of sizes.

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Player hit boxes are bigger when facing projectiles, and since Hanzo is essentially a hitscan now with his ludicrous projectile speeds he benefits from both, with essentially no drawbacks.

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It has more to do with the size of player hitboxes than the arrows. It’s already been said they are tied for the smallest projectile in the game, among Genji’s shurikens.

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