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That Torb play was atrocious, and he had the nerve to say his doom lost him the game 😂

Nah, doom was bad. Doom should stay alive, but what is he doing while he stays alive? Usually, nothing.

@@TREVANDTHECREWgaming The doom had more kills than the dps who submitted the vod.

i constantly saw doom getting the first kill in teamfights they might have been the best player on the team 😭

@@TREVANDTHECREWgamingthe doom was constantly opening fights for his team. just because you dont see him doesn't mean he isnt there, if anything that's a sign of a good doom player

He snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.

“what in the scenic route” perfectly sums it up lol

Bro I would have reported for afk behavior 🤣 Only a bottom feeder rank player would be able to take an actually won match and send their team's hopes and dreams into the shadow realm with such consistency as this guy.

All they do is use to replay to watch there teammates they don’t like “feed”

i did actually watch it back and question my own choices dont know why i flanked

@@katelynnxo4035 I respect that. If your losing it is prolly on you every great player has had to except that fact to grow and get better

it’s really weird how dumb low ranks are. i’m in silver so i’m speaking from experience. it’s a shit ton of arrogance with NONE of the skill to back it up. watching emongg and flats made me always introspect before pointing a finger and it’s actually made me better.

The crazy part is that I TRY to play that way when I dip in rank in order to accommodate the bots in metal ranks and they REFUSE to use a shield, yet also whine about "never having a shield" any time space needs to be made. They're an insufferable breed.

@@StarsetFlight that’s the most frustrating part about playing tank in low rank

@@Milky_Mercy For real. Unfortunately I will try so hard to shield and protect my dps and supports, but when they play death simulator, I still "am not protecting them". Aka they suck. So I usually just end up being more aggro and saying screw shield these days. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@palooski227 Doesnt get better in diamond :(

Yeah like this is the most atrocious thing ever. Even if you didn't pay attention to the killfeed you know that there are at least two people in point and no teammate around you by using your eyes🤣

Their name is literally Katelynn

He said that he isn’t a DPS player…

⁠@@Sushie55Exactly. not even a dps player but the second he gets on that role he’s gotta look for someone to blame. its like a disease

@@quits_snail7754lmao the plague 😂

@@quits_snail7754 Or you also do it and just don’t realise it. Quit acting like no matter what DPS are annoying. I play DPS but never blame my team for anything. I didn’t even blame my 4-10 Junkrat OTP yesterday.

@@Sushie55it’s just a joke my guy. Fuckin obviously they don’t mean EVERY single DPS, just that it is a common occurrence. There’s lots of normal and kind ones too. I really think you’re taking a pretty harmless joke WAY too seriously for… some reason ???

Yes, typical adc mentality.

They play like they're against Bronze enemies

if you have a feeding lucio, just feed with him. if multiple people do it it isn't feeding anymore it's a proper dive. people just refuse to play around each other in ranked it's really frustrating. like yeah you could complain about the mercy one trick but you could also at least go ashe or something to give yourself a bit of a chance

@@boinqity4621 Yep this times 100. Had a soldier that kept feeding on the worst flanks possible lost first round. Switched to Lucio and helped speed him in and out with heals to keep him up and we took the next two rounds. Doesn't always work but at least you can say you tried.

As a new player a good doom and ball pizz me off to the max

@@OsheaDennis y3ah tough to play against for sure but awesome if they are on your team

- and blames their tank for not switching. Seems like projection overload

I think it's important to remember you're allowed to feel frustrated! there's a difference between a feeling and how you choose to react based on that feeling. we all feel frustrated sometimes, it's inevitable when playing a team game, but what really matters is what you choose to do after you finish feeling frustrated. do you choose to ignore your own performance? do you choose to look outside of yourself for the solution to an in-game problem? or do you instead think about what you could and maybe should have done differently or better in order to prevent or address the problem? do you adapt to the team you have or play only one way and expect your team to do what you think they should do? these are rhetorical questions! I'm not asking you specifically. I'm just using them to show how important our reactions and actions are and how a person can feel one way but do something different :)

It’s great that you recognize that! That’s already a huge step to improving, is to be aware of a flaw. 😊 good luck!! 👍🏻

Yes. Focus on yourself and stop being b. It doesn't matter if you are right. You have zero control over them, but you do have control over yourself.

@@jrpgnation6375 I fat fingered this I meant to say everything is the dooms fault. But you're 100% right look inward and be the best you can be and stop blaming others

Yeah that torb flank hard threw the game. I was shocked. That was so winnable but they managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory kinda single-handedly.

High rank players try to turn lost fights into winnable ones. Low rank players consistently manage to turn won fights into losable ones. Duality of nature

In today's video

we're watching a silver 1 DPS on PC

Paying mystery heroes

​@@damienperry5828😂😂

they say "this game was pretty tough and I'm aware I played really badly at times"

Mythic skins are broken right now so they disabled them.

the games that are genuinely out of your control are much fewer than you think. and even the games that are -- they're outliers. why bother worrying about them? focus on the games where you playing 5% better or making one more impactful play or falling back when you need to is the difference between a win and a loss.

your aim accuracy can sometimes differ on every hero you play, like you could be good at aiming on zen but struggle with kiriko despite both being projectile. i don’t think there’s anything suspicious

Soldiers honestly one of the easiest to aim with imo hits can wise

This guy probably plays call of duty or some shit where team play is almost a non-factor but tracking is required.

I understand that you are upset that the doomfist insulted you, but you honestly earned it. If you're reading this do me a favor: Watch this replay again from the perspective of the enemy team and watch your engages through the mind of a DPS player on the other team. If you're watching yourself play in the middle of open space far away from physical cover it might click when you go, "Oh man, that Venture is so killable right now!" 2 seconds before you fall over dead. Or maybe think about it from a support perspective. You said you have 200 hours on mercy. As a support player how often do you go, "Boy, I wish this Junkrat would just stand behind a wall for like a whole 3 seconds so I could heal him up to full before he goes back into the fight. I can't save someone who is engaging with 45hp and a dream on a hero with no defensive abilities." Best of luck on the grind and try not to argue with your teammates if you can, lol. It's hard to stop the toxicity while participating in it.

​@@MrZebanHaialso to add onto this, I'd highly recommend finding a few heroes (like 2-3) that you like and try to stick to them unless you really don't want to, it makes improving much easier in the long term for 99% of people

As a doom main I know how it feels to be killing it on doom but having to be told to switch when you're doing your best. Being a tank is hard and being a doom is harder cut us some slack if we have bad attitudes

I agree with this, seems like people want to type instead of using their mic to talk it’s quite irritating

@themando2700 same thought process here, and I think letting people hide behind text allows them to be way more toxic.

This is definitely a take

I had a game I played like that the other day. I think my tank was a new player. I was playing 3rd point BlizzWorld as Tracer and harassing their backline and saw Roadhog walk towards the mega on the bridge so I pinged him 2-3 times. Our Rein just stood on cart (not even shield up) and watched the roadhog hook him down the pit. Sometimes you feel like you can see the future and are helpless to change the outcome...

No man, ironically it's literally the opposite way around where 95% of games are under your control, granted that's assuming you're smurfing on them so realistically if I were to throw out an arbitrary number for an improving player who will be a bit better than their rank, I'd put them at mid high 50% - low 60% wr, which does mean yes... it will take a decent amount of games to rank up. The grind is just part of the climb for most people assuming they're not improving at an alarming rate