Talking about on console, but her damage hand is right and her healing hand is left. Left trigger is damage and right trigger is healing.

Right? I love playing Mercy, and I do it well. I know when to switch from healing one character to another and who to rez so that my team stays healthy and alive for as long as possible.

In case you weren’t aware you can change the key bindings in the menus. You can change your layout for characters individually too.

Moira is very intuitive to play well. Her reach is incredibly long with her attack ability and she is mobile enough to get out of the way of someone who can take her out fast. I haven’t played much competitive with her at all but quickplay I usually average 3-4 gold medals playing as her.

Yeah, you can change it easily enough though. But it does seem like an oversight that the triggers were essentially reversed.

I’d like to shake the hand of the cameraman on the ground that caught the descent. It was superb!

Nothing we use regularly has the amount of energy expended like a rocket. And if you try to make the payload more protected by adding materials between it and the engine, you are adding weight and, therefore, must add more fuel to make it even more explosive.

I mean, it’s not exactly brain surgery.

Not everyone who has bought a PS4 actively plays on its online service. Meanwhile, most people who have bought an Xbox probably have an Xbox Live subscription because XBL has been so heavily ingrained in the Xbox culture since the original Xbox. How does that not make sense?

Yeah, the audio jack thing was really annoying, though it’s fixed now. The bumpers definitely meld into the Xbox controller a lot more than the PS4, and the PS4 triggers are more springy and light, but I prefer Xbox.

I replied to your other comment but the thing I prefer is the Xbox controller, probably to the point that I would buy an Xbox over PS4 if I only wanted to play multiplayer online games. It just feels a lot better in my hands than a PS4 controller does. I’ve had a lot of experience with both.

I can’t get used to the thumbsticks or triggers on the PS4, I like the way the Xbox controller feels a lot better. But that’s just, like, my opinion, man.

More people may have bought a PS4, but Xbox Live has been around and more popular for a lot longer.

Oh definitely. PC is always the answer, but if you’re looking to spend ~$200, aren’t technically savvy enough to put a decent comp together, Xbox is the way to go (for FPS/online multiplayer).

If you buy a pickup you’ll be the go-to-guy for hauling your friends’ shit.

I use my Xbox to play online games with friends and my PS4 to be a social hermit and play really good singleplayer games.

I love that the Playstation generations have been pretty heavily into singleplayer (and JRPGs) and the only reason I have an Xbox is for Multiplayer games (XBL is still way better than PS’s online service/store) and the Xbox controller (which is the best controller ever created, only in my opinion).

Regular price right now, from what I can see, is $190 for the One S. I think on Black Friday and Cyber Monday they maybe got down to $170/180.

The zero-choice interchange should be re-titled to the illusion of choice interchange.

I agree, somewhat. But you can really never go wrong with two tanks, two support, and two dps. It’s frustrating when people auto-lock dps and refuse to switch to others to counter the opposing team.