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I'm stuck in silver in Overwatch, I main healers, what can I do/improve on to get out?
Why do so many people like Overwatch?
I've never played Overwatch, tell me why I should try it out?
Lives in Fort Worth, TX · Author has 2.6K answers and 499.1K answer views · 2 y ·
I'm stuck in silver in Overwatch, I main healers, what can I do/improve on to get out?
Why do so many people like Overwatch?
I've never played Overwatch, tell me why I should try it out?
How can I tell if I am getting better at Overwatch?
What should I do if I'm on an Overwatch losing streak?
Why does Mercy’s gun suck in Overwatch?
I have been playing for years on Overwatch and my friend just started yet he is getting so much more XP even when he plays on my account. Why is this? I’m getting 1225 and he gets 2355 normally.
How can I get better at playing Hanzo in Overwatch?
What version of Overwatch should I get?
In your opinion what is ruining Overwatch?
How do I get better at Overwatch competitive? I'm currently at 2750SR in platinum and I main soldier 76.
I'm stuck in silver in Overwatch, I main healers, what can I do/improve on to get out?
Why do so many people like Overwatch?
I've never played Overwatch, tell me why I should try it out?
How can I tell if I am getting better at Overwatch?
What should I do if I'm on an Overwatch losing streak?
Why does Mercy’s gun suck in Overwatch?
I have been playing for years on Overwatch and my friend just started yet he is getting so much more XP even when he plays on my account. Why is this? I’m getting 1225 and he gets 2355 normally.
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I have never seen you play so I really can’t get into specifics, but I can break down the few reasons why people suck at games in general.
I have never seen you play so I really can’t get into specifics, but I can break down the few reasons why people suck at games in general.
Well unless I've played with you I can't tell you. The most I can do is offer some pointers.

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Stephen has a degree in English from Brock University. He grew up playing video games and card games, always having an affection for strategy. He picked up League of Legends in early Season One and has since achieved Diamond rank multiple times. He also picked up Hearthstone in Beta and has since achieved Legend consistently. When he isn’t reading, writing, or gaming, he’s probably watching other people game.
Despite the commercial and critical success of Overwatch, the game’s professional scene has still failed to attract a following. Blizzard hosted the Overwatch World Cup at Blizzcon this year, but viewership of the tournament was, for the most part, fairly lackluster. Established esports titles like CS:GO and League of Legends still run the industry, and regularly attract more spectators than any professional Overwatch event. If Blizzard truly wants to make Overwatch esports a global phenomenon, they definitely have their work cut out for them.
Prize pools for Overwatch are absolutely miniscule compared to other competitive games. The highest Overwatch prize pool during 2017 was just under $300,000 . Once you split that between the six players on a team, that’s less than $50,000 per player. In other words, if you want to be an professional esports player, you would make more money by devoting your time and effort to almost any other game. Prize money in Overwatch doesn’t hold a candle to League of Legends, CS:GO, Dota, Hearthstone, and even — let this sink in for a minute — Starcraft 2.
In fact, out of all Blizzard’s competitive games, Overwatch has the lowest prize pools. Starcraft 2’s biggest prize pool during 2017 paid out $280,000 to a single player . Every year, Hearthstone has multiple tournaments where the winner takes home $100,000, and there’s a massive event at the end where the winner earns $250,000 . For Heroes of the Storm, a game Blizzard barely supports , there was a tournament where players on the winning team claimed their share of the $500,000 prize purse . And somehow, Overwatch can’t even break $50,000 per player.
Overwatch has been pushed a competitive title since before it launched, but if the money isn’t there, the pros won’t be either. It’s part of why the pro scene hasn’t grown much since Overwatch came out. Blizzard took years to learn about the dangers of an underfunded esports scene in their other competitive titles. In Hearthstone, the yearly prize pool more than quadrupled after Blizzard got their shit together. If Blizzard wants Overwatch esports to succeed, they need to increase the prize money for the game before it’s too late.
I’ve played a decent amount of Overwatch, but, until recently, I hadn’t watched many pro games. This is, at least partially, because there just aren’t many large Overwatch events. But while I was doing research for this article, I forced myself to watch hours worth of event VODs.
And it was terrible. The game just isn’t an enjoyable spectator esport.
This is what the final match of the Overwatch World Cup 2017 looked like.
The fast-paced and chaotic nature of Overwatch presents an abundance of challenges for both observers and viewers. Without a minimap, there isn’t an easy way for viewers to keep track of what’s happening elsewhere on the map, and Overwatch observers usually limit first-person POVs to one or two players per match. Third person “overviews” are used frequently, but it doesn’t really help. It’s worth noting that Jeff Kaplan has confirmed that casters and observers now have access to a map overlay to help them track player movements and locations, but access to this feature is currently reserved exclusively for the production team.
PUBG is a fairly new entry to the competitive scene, and yet it launched with a decent spectator client. And yet, after two years of tournaments, why does the spectator experience in Overwatch still fail to deliver? With millions of dollars being invested into Overwatch League, and the first season right around the corner, why hasn’t Blizzard focused on making sure the game is actually fun to watch? Isn’t that what esports is all about?
Editor’s note: I spent half an hour experimenting with the observer interface in Overwatch, and I can confirm that it’s absolutely awful. You can use location presets to jump to various areas, but since there’s no minimap, you have no idea whether or not there’s any action going on there until you check it out for yourself. Of course, you can freely control the camera, but, much to my dismay, you can’t move it through walls. The worst “feature” of the third-person camera, however, is that your mouse movements are smoothed out. This might sound like an easy way to avoid jerky camera motions, but it feels like you’re trying to pilot a bargain bin drone through a sea of molasses. — @jpcornergg
In the final match of the World Cup, it was painfully clear which heroes got the most screen time. Both teams had a Pharah being damage boosted by a pocket Mercy. The players on the ground might be fighting each other and jockeying for control of the objective, but their real target is the other team’s Mercy and, in this case, the Pharah that was being buffed. Any time there was an opportunity to take out either Mercy or the target of her damage boost, teams would take it.
The real problem with watching Overwatch is that observers tend to reserve their first-person spectating to whichever hero dishes out the most DPS. In this game, it was Pharah. In another game, it might be McCree, Genji, Tracer, or Soldier: 76. These characters might seem like the most exciting ones to watch, but if Overwatch is as complex and skill-intensive as Blizzard believes it is, why do we so rarely see footage from the POV of a Mercy, Zenyatta, or Lucio?
As time goes on, hopefully the observing will improve and we’ll be able to see how the best support players in the world get the job done, but for now, viewers of professional Overwatch are presented with a confusing mixture of awkward overviews of fights, first-person POVs of DPS heroes, and no easy way to figure out what’s happening in places where the camera isn’t looking.
Blizzard needs to devote a great deal of time and resources to improving the spectator experience if they want Overwatch League to succeed. Make the observing interface functional and simple. Use player perspectives for non-DPS heroes.
If they’re able to make the necessary changes, the first season of Overwatch League might have a shot at attracting a decent number of viewers. But for now, Blizzard’s legacy of dropping the ball with esports remains intact.

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This is a second or third account now, my others were banned due to being toxic which, fair enough I shouldn’t have been and know for a fact I was being horrible however I would never ever be racist, sexist or discriminative to anyones religious believes or anything like that because I highly stand against that sort of thing.
I was banned for saying swears and basically getting into arguments, calling people bad. Which they 100% were and which personally is impeding on freedom of speech and just darn right silly.
Any way on my old account I was 3.4 when banned and had peaked at 3.8.
When I made this new account I would apologise for smurfing and would pick, picks I never would because I didn’t want to ruin their first experiences of the game.
After that you get to a stage when you know you are playing with other smurfs, diamond, masters etc because you notice their skill, you see at the end people with 60 eliminations etc which is fine, love that its fun and its the level you play at BUT then all of a sudden you get paired with gold portraits and silver portraits, you check and most of them are high silver, low gold, plat or low diamond AND THEY CANT PLAY THE GAME AT ALL. I was shocked to see how bad some Diamond players were.
Every game with these so called high exp players is 5 dps and me, they run genji and tracer vs Goats basically. At the start I choose Rein and a gold portrait bastion sets up in the most ridiculous of places, dying immediately, team wipe, game over in first 5 seconds.
Last game I played I just ran and jumped off the edge as tracer all game and encouraged people to ban me so I dont have to play this crap game anymore, meanwhile they picked 5 dps; including sombra, tracer, genji vs an Orisa, Zarya, Briggite, Junk and Bastion…And Im the one who is throwing.
My point is, Overwatch is a team game and if people dont play as a team, dont pick right or are just bad at the game. You spend all game basically doing nothing, just waiting to group up then watching them all run past you going in 1v6 like Saving Private Ryan beach scene.
Sorry, Overwatch was good. WOW is dead to me, Overwatch now dead to me and dont even get me started on Diablo Immortal or Blizzard.
shh don’t talk like that, they might lock your thread and ban you.
If you want a cooperative team, then I reckon you to play in groups with friends or using the LFG feature.
Solo queue will give you completely random teams in terms of cooperation because matchmaking can’t measure teamwork, only hard stats like kills, damage, etc.
Thanks for the replies guys but I absolutely hate the way Blizzard has became (Note I no longer say becoming because it has happened)
I used to be such a Blizz fan boy, played WOW since I was 14 and am now 28, I own 9 Blizzard Funk pops - 6 overwatch and 3 World of warcraft but nope, I cant continue to support or even have a shred of faith left in this empty shell of a company.
I really wish we could go back to 2010 where Blizzard cared about its games and customers but Overwatch is just frustrating, repetitive and boring. Wow is dead…Diamblo Immortal…
R.I.P Blizzord, no king rules forever :’(
I would never ever be racist, sexist or discriminative to anyone
I was banned for saying swears and basically getting into arguments, calling people bad. Which they 100% were and which personally is impeding on freedom of speech and just darn right silly.
Calling someone bad is much worse than the first case. Nobody cares if you are racist or not. People care when you throw their competitive games by tilting your own team.
I alwas say that nobody should be banned for just words when there is the mute button. Although flaming your own team is griefing aka game sabotage.
Well then, best of luck finding a more enjoyable game. After all, there is no need to stick with one game for eternity.
Yeah, I get that but they were 100% bad. I would notice straight away their position, their picks, just anything they did was bad and dumb. I cant imagine having a gold portrait and never being Diamond let alone Plat.
Anyway like I said, I am so done with this game. It depends far too much on others and its just really not a fun game at all anymore.
Sit behind shields all game, shoot at shields all game, easy win or easy loss.
If I play 10 games i will be lucky to have 1 game that I actually consider to be fun aka it is not worth my time at all anymore
People who bought the game straight away had an early start at getting a high SR before everyone else. My brother kinda has the same “issue”. He’s still in high plat since he hasn’t been touching the game for like 2 years and the few times we play together he gets completely destroyed since the game has changed so much but his SR didn’t.
dude half of those diamond accs are on ebay for 30 euros LULZ therefore be sure most of them are played by random nubs.
I don’t enjoy this game anymore too because now it’s full of acc boosters, aimbots and other trashes.
This is a second or third account now, my others were banned due to being toxic
I stopped reading here, this alone tells me everything I need to know about you as a person and player.
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
Whole matchmaking system is fu ked up/ what a mess to be lvl 200 n play only with noobs or smurfs this not even bringing a new ppl to the game coz lvl of gameplay you have to have to be sucessfull on lower tiers is unreal and new ppl will leave and not come back GG blizzz you killing you own game and throwing alot more money than smurfs can give you iam done with this sh t 3rd party grade quality
Thinking that Blizzard still cares about this dead game LOL
I never understood this “people are bad” calling
in a game without skill based rating, sure…
in a game like Overwatch with skill rating, it’s either conceited (i.e. you don’t deserve SR) or just simple boasting (i.e. my SR is higher than yours) or possibly blaming other for your own fault (i.e. we lost because of my team mates!)
either way it’s objectively balderdash
You people really think Blizzard cares HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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