You are playing Overwatch wrong.

For reference, I am a Rank 1 Player with Semi-pro experience, not just some one looking to clickbait you, this will genuinely solve Overwatch. Ever wondered what space do I hold? How does Overwatch work? This video explains the core foundations that will carry you until Rank 1 on Ladder.

Music from @Argsound Background Music
Name of track: "Shadow"

0:00 - 0:30 Introduction
0:30 - The juice

[zeroclout]

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

[dard]

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

[RooK_]

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

[Htiy]

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

[z.a.]

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.

[stikkiet]

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

[starseedenergy]

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

[Teflora]

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.

[sinutso]

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

[squidfeet]

not only is the information so great, but this editing is not only so creative, but honestly really inspiring. THANK YOU!!!! <3 :)

[necknee]

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.

[nexor]

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

[thousandstar]

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.

[qzephyrq]

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.

[ROmygosh]

“Look at this shape, cause this is your new best friend”

Homie I’ve been holding L’s all my competitive life

[SushiSuxs]

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.

[bingobango]

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.

[jwsvisuals]

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.

[Aliefr]

I feel like you know most of this stuff just by playing the game normally, you basically just said "use cover in advantageous locations and stay with your team"

[OGPure]

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