mL7 Spectates a Gold Ana - OVERWATCH 2 

he picks randomly so i guess it would have to be by chance

there is more low level players so most submissions is low levels

even as someone who isn't in a higher rank, I do think it would be interesting to see one eventually. I'm never there on teaching Tuesdays so I don't know how it works but it could be nice. I like seeing what I'll still be working on if I get to a higher rank and even if I can't implement the specific advice (it's not relevant or I haven't mastered the skills that make the specific advice possible), I still learn a lot from how the higher ranked person is doing the things that I'm currently working on

So wait until your team engages to apply pressure - you can use the time to assess the situation and pick your position, and then steal their kills.

Do you communicate with your team or just expect them to read your mind?

what I try to do is focus on what my team is doing. not what I think they should be doing, just what they're doing. then I ask myself what I can do to increase their chances of success. this is an easy and simplistic example: if I'm playing Ana, I don't nano my tank and expect them to know what I want them to do. I'll wait until my tank goes in and THEN nano them. when they're the one who chooses to go in, they generally have a reason for it, so giving them nano helps their chances of achieving their goal. another example is picking a damage boost target as Mercy. I look at who is actively doing damage and who needs an extra oomph in order to secure a kill (unless I'm specifically trying to help someone get ult and we don't necessarily need to secure specific kills, in which case I just care if they're in a position to do damage). it's much better to help the person who's being aggressive and doing damage than just hold right click on someone who isn't getting any value just because you think you should be boosting them. basically, learning to read your team is an important skill that will help you support them better. you can't control what they will do, even if you are shot calling, i.e., being the one to call out specific plays for the team to do ("okay, monkey, if you want to jump the backline, I'll nano you and Cassidy can follow up"). this will help you stop wasting your resources when your team isn't ready to go in so you will have those resources available when your team does actually go in. thinking about it this way has REALLY helped me.