Adjective
- of, pertaining to, involving, or decided by [competition]:competitive sports; a competitive examination.
- well suited for [competition]; having a feature that makes for successful [competition]:a competitive price.
- having a strong desire to [compete]or to succeed.
That means picking a comp best suited for the situation despite what you want to fixate on playing. There’s a specific mode where you can play just for fun and what you want. It’s called quick play.
In competitive you’re meant to compete, and competing in a changing comp situation your flexibility matters. If you’re instantly locking in as dps or refuse to swap using the argument it’s just a game bro. It’s not, it’s a competitive game.
Meaning you’re suppose to give it your all, and not just casually ruin a match for everyone in your group.
And I’m talking about a huge chunk of the community in almost every SR group.
You think you might be good at playing a hanzo or Genji.
But what good will that do when your comp needs you to play something else? Why persist on playing your favorite hero giving your enemy team the upper hand in any fight.
And another thing…
What’s up with the DPS Moira’s? you’re support, concentrate on healing, only go for kills when you’re guaranteed to kill it, without sacrificing a team mate you should have healed. Which is basically almost never.
And the try hard dps reinhard? that instantly start charging as soon as they see an enemy?
Or the dps that focuses on 1 tank… that keeps getting healed by 2 supports…
All pointless decisions you refuse to change ending up in you losing the match.
Playing Moira? focus healing, that means coalescence too.
Playing DPS? get their support and counter their dps.
Once the support are out the way you can easily deal with the tanks.
3 enemies on the capture objective but you think you can get a kill by chasing a stray Junk rat away from the objective?
Don’t, Objectives>kills.
I feel like 60% of the people I meet in random competitive queues are mistaking this game for call of duty.
I own the game 2 weeks now and even I a fresh newbie know these simple guidelines yet people that have spend more hours in this game seem to still not get it.
It’s really starting frustrate me, as I like the game, but I hate the community.
And it seems these days, that like in every game the community is trying their best to ruin other people’s game experience. As if ruining other people’s fun became the new game of today, as that’s how it feels like.
I have nothing against bad players, if you still adapt and pick the proper comp/counters and are willing to give it your all, I would still commend you.
But if you’re bad and refuse to even change or adapt at all. Than gg you got reported for game sabotage, because that’s what you’re doing. Your stubbornness and misconception of the game mode caused your 5 team members to lose the match and drop in their skill rating. Just because you felt like Genji was the perfect pick to counter a Mei. Or Widowmaker to counter Osira, rather than getting a Soldier that can shatter shields.
Point is, if you’re treating competitive as just a game.
You’re playing the wrong game.
You’re only bringing down other people and yourself included.