Mei is one of my favorites, as you can troll the OTHER team incredibly well. She’s a solid front-line defender, and can challenge a payload solo for a surprisingly long time once you get a good rhythm going between icewall/icecube.

This is one of the most interesting Overwatch stories i heard in a while, it’s amazing that it takes such conscious effort to suck and get the lowest rank in the game, i was surprised there are people at the 20s ranks, this is almost uncharted territory to me (lowest rank i got due to terrible loss streak was 39, my…

Your seriousness trumps my fun.... so that being said if your fun trumps mine, then fuck me, right? It goes both ways friend.

Why?

his stream is hilarious, and is actually highly educational, weirdly. he just goes off, 1v1s people, often kills most of the enemy team, sometimes at their spawn, he just never touches the objective, ever. and that is enough for him to lose literally every game.

Competitive players will always be in greater need of the advice than Quick Play players.

He probably needed to play enough where his team wouldn’t boot him for intentionally feeding. It’s actually pretty impressive, because he would have to tune his playstyle to be exactly slightly worse than everyone else. If I did come across him on my team, I’d just chalk that one game to be a loss and maybe even try…

No one is disputing he’s a villain. But you respect the villainy.

No, because then you’re just not doing anything. He’s simulating being a terrible player.

See, and that’s when I stopped playing Competitive alltogether - that much of a run of “bad luck” either means the matching is for shit and I keep getting stuck with crummy teams, or I’m not good enough to play Competitive.

Which is (sorta) how I got several trophies for pine wood racing in boy scouts. It was immediately obvious that most of the other cars were largely being done by parents, or at least older kids with access to a fairly well equipped “shop”. (round/smooth body, ball bearing wheels, embedded adjustable weights to make…

“A victory comes from enjoying the match, not winning or losing. Whatever little text pops on your screen, it doesn’t matter. It matters that you had fun doing it.”

I’d argue the “fun” is already ruined when you walk into competitive matches with the notion that winning and ranking up is the most important value there is. Especially when half the people with that mindset are grossly self-aggrandizing.

It’s like a room where everyone is farting and blaming the smell on each other.…

Agreeeeed. Sometimes when I’m grouped with that kind of person I privately wish the game tanks just to see them fall harder. If we win, cool. If we lose, -LET THEM BURN-.

“It’s not enough that I should succeed - others should fail.”

I’m way fine with this. Honestly, the worst players to me are not the ones that are bad, or are doing things that hurt the team(other than Mei icewalls). Cause you can easily carry a game with 5 or 4 players.

It’s the really toxic, screaming at everyone “Holier than thou” players that make a game go from fun to awful.

“I’m enjoying my end game. I’m watching people go, ‘Oh shit, it’s Hanjo. I’m bad at this game.’”

You know, while him doing this is inherently a dick move, pretty much any competitive ladder I have ever been in are filled with A+ try hard jerks, and the one on Overwatch has some real “winners”, so screw them.

Long Live Hanjo!

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“If I can’t be the best, I sure as hell can be the worst!”