You are playing Overwatch wrong. 

Me before this video: Looking for the W Me after this video: Looking for the L’s

A10: Here, take this, it's your new best friend. A10: *hands me an L* Me: Such wisdom

The editing is getting better and better actually insane. Probably one of the best educational content for any game

I really feel like my understanding of the game has been changed completely thanks to your videos. Like no one else has explained space the same way. Thanks A10

Man it amazes me every time how you sum up the whole game in 10 minutes, just goes to show how deeply well you understand the game, even as I high elo player the amount of value I get from this video is crazy.

definitely keep making these. im a gm player and know these concepts to a degree. but how you break them down and explain them is great. i never have really looked at overwatch this way. you have given me a new perspective. i do hope you make future videos going more in depth how each character can take and use space

Appreciate the time you put into these videos. Great tips!

I really love these videos. I can tell how much work you have put into them, and the concise manner in which you share your ideas is refreshing.

Hey man. Just wanna stop by and say that I can’t thank you enough. With your invaluable content, I’ve been able to climb from high gold to low GM in just 5 seasons. You are the goat.

not only is the information so great, but this editing is not only so creative, but honestly really inspiring. THANK YOU!!!!

its crazy how much ive improved simply by watching your guides, unranked to gms, and streams. i have never seen such helpful educational content in any game

Absolutely amazing video. I was smiling at the start because of how much I was learning and recognizing just from your analysis of open spaces and corners. A game that taught me about corners, open space, chokepoints, and angles was Rainbow 6 Siege.

This is such a great distillation of what you talk about in your streams! I wish you great success with these vids!

at first i was like "another the "best" guide i need" but it actually did explain pretty well the usage of cover as well as expanded my view on what making space actually means and the role of the tank in it. If you take vods i can send one for u to analyse

another educational banger! What I wanna add is, as you said everything is a resource! Ammo, HP, abilities but also things like focus and attention. You can even think of your emotional state like a resource. Some people try to tilt the enemy on purpose to gain an advantage. Best part for me personally of the video was the corner flip! I didn't know there was a name for it, and it answered a few questions I had about the L-corner concept.

I knew some of what was explained in this video before, but a detailed description and explanation really helps. Wish my teachers in my school would teach me the way you just taught me to hold corners as a tank, get better positioning and how to take advantage of open space and corners bro. Very well done, keep it up!

This is awesome! You could talk about each hero with respect to these and even hero combinations like layering on this foundation. And when updates go through, talk about shifts in it. It's a whole new way to understand the game that isn't dmg/cd- up/down and buff/nerf.

This was extremely helpful to think about when playing the game!! I’ll share this with my esports team!! Thank you soo much

Man I don't tend to say this, but the editing is truly beautiful. Especially that one part where bastion repositions

Huge value content from player that actually knows what he is talking about 👊 actually clad to see you pumping that comp knowledge out so we get higher quality games in long run and i hope people will pick your patreon up if value there is as good as it is here 👏👏

I rarely watch guides but this was very interesting and extremely well made. Great work

Love these videos! Maybe even do guides for each map, I know it’s hard with ow because it’s a very situational game. But maybe you can show the corners and some how to reach certain points etc

Thank you for this! Im looking forward to my next match, and constantly thinking about your advice. You've gained a subscriber.

Had to sub man... Your teaching is next level...

Bro this is the first video of yours im ever watching and I hit that subscribe button like a maniac! Great job. You have a very clear way of explaining for my bronze ass and I couldn't appreciate that more. I feel like I transcended lol.

the editing for this is KILLER and the conciseness of your points is SO clear and good. great vid, damn!

You put into words concepts that make the game and my understanding of it so much better

Great video. Would be great to watch a game/coach review where you work with a player to analyse thier progression through a game from the third person view - with commentry challenging thier choices, game sense, possitioning etc. as filtered through this paradigm. Thanks for the content.

Fantastic video, haven’t done my first coaching session but looking forward to it!

You know what, you deserve a like! I paused the video just to do that and comment, lol. You taught me the logic behind some of the things I already do like playing the corners but seeing them as L shaped helps me understand when I'll have the advantage. I've learned a lot already and I'm only half through, it's insane!

Insanely good video, especially the editing! This actually makes me wanna play Overwatch wtf lol

EXCELLENT vid. My brain has been slowly piecing this formula together from playing a ton and watching a ton of content. Like you, I wish I had this when I started - but I think that hearing and seeing these ideas so clearly is gonna really help me grow now, too. Thanks!!

Excellent video, i think i understood this naturally, but the way you explained it solidified the idea in a way that i can improve my posistioning and understanding of the ebb and flow. Thanks!

The cogitation is useful, the delivery is excellent. Thank you, sir. And you've earned a sub.

Hey man, been putting this into practice and the game has become so much easier. Thanks!

Subbed after 1 vid. That's some real logical thought process and I'm in 😂

"No unneccessary filler" Literally the entire opening. I thought i was watching an ad.

Awesome Vid! :D i love it how you explain that so nice to everyone 🖤

I love this channel, i keep climbing higher than ive ever reached in ranked because of you A10

The more I watch this video the more I realized...I'm just not about that ranked life. I've been bronze since ow1 launch and I only played for an hour at the longest . I then play quick play for hours . It helped me realized this and I'm thankful for it . Mannnn though the lesson on map control for open and close spaces helped me so much in less deaths . Hell I did better in FFA and quickplay. Thank you for the lesson.

Love love love my dude!! Well articulated and easy to understand. Noice

I’m two minutes into the video and already have a massive upgrade to my understanding. Thank you so much!!!!

Editing and information on a new level. thx

Thanks man, turns out I already did this but I could be a lot better at it. Wasn't even thinking about capitalizing on my corner playing. Thanks again.

Easily one of the best overwatch “how to get good” videos! The editing, graphics and pure visual presentation of this video is S TIER to the max! Very impressive keep up the good work! P.s. if you ever wanted to make more videos outside of overwatch I think you would have great success! (Food for thought)

very nice and clear video, liked the illustrations. next level

Top notch editing and explaining in this one, nice job a10 and adi4p(his editor)!👍

Love your shit man, if you've played the game a lot you understand these concepts and integrate them naturally, but my friends are new, and I always recommend your content. Thank you for the stellar video

Love your videos bro! helps me alot thanks

I LOVE your video style. I'm 1:25 in and you've already done such a great job engaging me.

Another smashing video A10! Great work. Thanks for sharing.

I've been hard stuck in high platinum 2700-2800 for the last several years. In the last month I've watched your videos 3-4 times a week to hammer the concepts into my mind. Well I'm glad to say that Ive smashed through my previous plateau and am now sitting at an all time high of 3400! Really hoping to break into masters for the first time, thanks for your videos.

This is exactly what I needed, now when my team keeps doing the same out of position mistakes I can be sentient about and see how many L's there are instead of only 1, being the defeat.

the Genji vs bastion example made me realize my mistake in overwatch I'm many times getting good picks and openings as Genji and then I immediately push in not realizing my team might not be ready for this and then everything crumbles it's like an adrenaline rush sometimes after a few picks from now on I will double-check and let them know before I continue to play aggressively and push the objective and in general, great video great explanation with examples and how to handle some situations i will send this to my friends and hope they watch it, because they wouldn't listen to me anyways when I try to explain something like this

Only had to watch this video once, you’ve literally completely overwritten how I play since I saw this. Thank you so very much.

Earned a Like and a sub - gj - I had a general understanding but the breakdowns and examples are great

Long time OW player. This video is fantastic and I love the effort that went into the editing/production. These concepts should 100% be taught in a more direct way in the game. Until then good content creators like yourself will be the community educators.

Thanks I enjoyed the gameplay it helps solidate what you're saying. I would like in future videos you include game play like this to show examples.

The production value in this video is insane! You keep outdoing yourself A10. The concepts were well organized and it was all easy to understand especially with the help of visuals! Keep doing your thing A10. You're doing amazing!

The editing is actually amazing and as always goated tips mr A10!

I had a lot of this information already in my head. However, you've given me the wisdom on how to understand it and apply it to my games. For that, I thank you

Your editing is really good! It's actually insane how good ur editing is dude and I've been editing for several years with Adobe Products

probably the best educational video on any game i've ever seen. i've been trying to explain that to my friend whos new at the game for so long, but never knew how to say it. Now i can just send him this video, thanks 👍

Map awareness in any game is important. I remember watching the halo 5 championship a few years ago and was blown away by how players were navigating backwards effortlessly in fire fights.

Great guide! And great video editing seen a lot effort put into it.

I already do the suggestions in this video but I know a lot of new players who don't and a lot of players who struggle with this. I generally haven't been able to help them because I wasn't able to explain what I am exactly doing as I choose where to be as mercy or any other character I play. I intend to send this to People I think could benefit because it's just so good. Great work.

great stuff. As a returning OW player, this is gold. thanks homie!

You have helped me so much A10! THANK YOU

wow great vid! Instant sub. I am new to overwatch and am HOOKED. This is extremely helpful

I really enjoy thinking about games as systems and this framed the combat in an easily understood way.

A lot of time put into this and help others Lot of new players in the game currently as a plat diamond player I would recommend this to new people for sure!

This is truly a great video. subbed

The editing is insane wtf LOL Made it fun to watch

As zenyatta I play like this intuitively but this vid really clarified this whole concept - super usefull stuff!

*Immediately deranks next game*

Your editing is fucking unreal. Subbed instantly, my god. My eyes feel so GOOD!

Thank you for making these videos! They have helped me improve so much currently hit diamond for the first time and now I want to push to masters.

I thought the other one was the only one needed to climb. :-)

Thank you professor. I applied what you taught me here and I'm seeing great results!

I always took corners for their safety, but i never thought about it in that way... Liked and subbed ;)

great video and insight on game mechanics in general.. Nice!

I feel really, really, really, conscious... spent a lot of time obsessed with mind and body actions so that when I move, I don't think. I just feel the movement and see my surroundings and become hyper aware to the point people are slow motion or everything is just clear. Not sure what to call it yet or how to explain it really. however, when considering space, the way you describe it even using the corners as shapes and L. All I can think of is saying thank you, I was really caught off guard and I'm a bit of a philomath XD-spaz ;). I never imagined it like this, so thank you for adding to my tool belt of knowledge. time to learn and make IRL better. :)

In my lifetime of watching guides, this is the best one, imo. To whoever edited this, i got an eyegasm. 11/10

Great stuff, I just now to not be lazy and go hind behind corners and climb.

Ive been waiting for this!!!

Definitely the best videos ive seen ive already ranked up due to aim labs and these videos

This is by far the best video I’ve seen explaining space

Can't believe you only have 50k suscribers man, your videos are great

“Look at this shape, cause this is your new best friend” Homie I’ve been holding L’s all my competitive life

I love the educational content, one comment I had was that I was thrown off by the irrelevant clips repeatedly. specifically talking about the space ship surrounded by snow in this instance. Good video, I like

Thanks, this video helped me a lot! About weird teams you have to stick with: I always stay until the end to learn from all the faults, no matter how bad the team is I have to play with. I'm also using Soldier76 to not rely on healing support in the lower ranks (nobody helps you there) + wouldn't start using voice comms until Platinum (OW is still a multiplayer game :) everybody knows how toxic MP voice comms are these days). Let's see!

Been playing with a friend recently who is much lower in rank and noticed this lack of understanding corners and corner flipping in those ranks, which had me thinking about the dynamic of it lately. Corner flipping ties together with what you were talking about in a different video: "Space" and "Ebb and Flow". What used to be claimed space and space you are contesting/threatening ahead of you through pressure and position can very much change or with the Ls "flip" through the opponents movement or kills on your or the opponents team. Where this concept became REALLY apparant to me was when the opponent managed to get through and it meant for our team to back up to the next corner to reclaim a good fighting position, yet half my team stayed in the open or tried to route to the side. Being aware of Ebb and Flow and the state of space control can be such a powerful tool. For example that very game on King's Row: Your tank died and one of your DPS got picked off. You are on DPS and have your Supports with you backing off the first point back to the second part, corner of the shop. You see Reinhardt pushing into the second part with 2 DPS, while their supports stand on the point capping. Poke a little bit until they have pushed in enough for them to be able to flip the corner on you if they proceed further forward, so time to back up, take the next corner. Thanks to the glass window of the store you can also take a bit of a peak to see who actually follows through. You see Rein and Soldier still pushing as you back up to even a corner further back with your remaining team. The second you notice it's just the Rein now at the second corner with the Soldier retreated it's the perfect opportunity to pressure the Rein and flip the control on him, with in mind of your team having spawned coming up the other side aswell. We managed to anti, sleep and kill the Rein, picking off the Soldier trying to come back and helping aswell. We lost the point, but these picks helped us to claim further space ahead with the bigger player count. This dynamic of controlled and contested space can happen in such a short amount of time; being aware of these concepts and having them ingrained in your gameplay will help you tremendously making strong plays in a blink of an eye, which on higher level of play with players making fewer and fewer mistakes becomes crucial.

This is something I’ll share with my friends when they’re ready to actually try to get better at the game.

the best video for overwatch... thanks a lot man!

I am so happy that this video isn't HOLOW. Great stuff!

A10: "Look at this shape because this is your new best friend." Me: "I am very familiar with taking L's."

This is super useful thank you!

I play Splatoon more than Overwatch and the thing I like most is that you can really easily tell which space is neutral, friendly, and enemy. there are no tanks so some of the advice is a little different, but looking for the Ls is really great advice I've already started applying! thanks!

I definitely knew this already, but I like the way it's presented here and the concept of the L for corners.

This really is amazing work A10