Before I begin, if anyone here plays Overwatch on PC and is able to play competitive, want to play with me? I need some friends.
Ok, now I will begin.
Overwatch Competitive. It's fun. It really is, except for the part where your team gets curb stomped into oblivion or you curb stomp the opposing team. It's not balanced at all. In fact, most of the time, you'll either lose or win depending on the team work the two teams have. Most of the time, I'm unlucky enough to pretty much get stuck with the team that doesn't talk and/or listen to each other. I play Zenyatta. One of the better DPS healers in the game. His ultimate ability is to become invincible for six seconds and instantly heal any damage his teammates get as long as they're in a certain radius of the ultimate.
Now, in a game I recently played, I would have used my ultimate if the enemy team didn't flank me and continuously kill me. Needless to say, the team blamed me for our loss and it pissed me off so much I started to insult them (it's not a pretty sight. I'm usually very docile). The team full of random players, mind you, then pulled the card where they blame me for not using my ultimate. I exit the game for the day.
That's one very bad experience. In my own experience, I just have bad experiences. I always pull the short straw. There are many more things I could rant about, but I'll save everyone the pain of reading an hour long essay about why Overwatch Competitve sucks ass.
From Leriko, the person who always gets stuck playing as a healer.
Ok, now I will begin.
Overwatch Competitive. It's fun. It really is, except for the part where your team gets curb stomped into oblivion or you curb stomp the opposing team. It's not balanced at all. In fact, most of the time, you'll either lose or win depending on the team work the two teams have. Most of the time, I'm unlucky enough to pretty much get stuck with the team that doesn't talk and/or listen to each other. I play Zenyatta. One of the better DPS healers in the game. His ultimate ability is to become invincible for six seconds and instantly heal any damage his teammates get as long as they're in a certain radius of the ultimate.
Now, in a game I recently played, I would have used my ultimate if the enemy team didn't flank me and continuously kill me. Needless to say, the team blamed me for our loss and it pissed me off so much I started to insult them (it's not a pretty sight. I'm usually very docile). The team full of random players, mind you, then pulled the card where they blame me for not using my ultimate. I exit the game for the day.
That's one very bad experience. In my own experience, I just have bad experiences. I always pull the short straw. There are many more things I could rant about, but I'll save everyone the pain of reading an hour long essay about why Overwatch Competitve sucks ass.
From Leriko, the person who always gets stuck playing as a healer.