How To Master Sojourn (In-Depth Guide) | ioStux

0:00 Intro
1:17 When to pick Sojourn
3:10 Primary/Secondary Fire
6:31 Disruptor Shot
8:12 Power Slide
9:47 Ultimate
12:18 Positioning
13:35 The Sojourn Trifecta
16:34 The Verticality Principle
19:47 Reactive Framing, Movement Mirroring and Hitboxes

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[Munchprime]

These guides are awesome, stux. I'm looking forward to the JQ one, and hoping that we might even get one for older heroes like Zarya or Sigma.

[zachtalkssmack]

You should definitely play high ground with sorjorn.

#1 high ground is harder to get to because half the OV cast isnt mobile and needs to use stairs.

#2 for the cast that can’t make it to you you have natural cover of the ledge.

#3 the enemies needs to force you off high ground unless they want you to constantly rain fire on them. That makes the enemy team focus on you and allows the tank to push forwards.

[TeddyB]

Amazing, most in-depth guide I've seen man!! Thank you so much!!

[voxull]

I am loving this How-To-Master series, but I was wondering if you will be doing more videos like these for the original heroes in the game? Guides updated for OW2!

[raeldon]

this is the best guide i've seen yet, great work!

[ixy]

Haven't seen anyone talking about this but using your primary fire (left click) while using the ult will be more beneficial than just spamming your railgun, and since the railgun has a cool down you'll be more useful with using the primary than just waiting.
Nice guide tho i learned more than i thought i would.

[StayMad]

When I played pro tf2 i was a scout main, and strafing the same direction as the enemy scout was the easiest way to hit them, its a aim fundamental. You have to mirror enemy movements for the easiest shot. If you perfectly mirror, which obviously isnt akways possible, but if you do you wont even have to move your mouse, just click.

[Shobu]

I also like to ignore the enemy tank and shift over him and then place my E behind the enemy backline so that they walk back into it and I can easily get a few kills. Obviously this is quiet risky but if you land your shots you can pressure the enemy really good.

[virtuallybroken]

As someone who hit gm in a week playing as a body shot champion sojourn. (First time ever gm whoot!) the not aiming at center face but above is possibly the best tip in the video I would sometimes end games with %0 rail headshot accuracy. After figuring this out I pretty consistently get %50+ and finally feel like I can compete with an enemy gm sojourn

[BaghNakh]

14:35 I also felt old remembering playing Q3 Arena with the bros, feels like it happened a thousand years ago 😂

[Bubslaps]

This was actually really helpful, and let me think about aim in a different way. Thank you!

[punkypony]

Nice a new Iostux guide. I hope Junker Queen one will be made soon.

[vegas]

foaming at the mouth for more, laptop being repaired. ive been watching your entire catalog

[WoWbloodcrazy]

Best Guide I have ever seen! Thank you!

[jonathasvieira]

That's awesome. In-depth guide for how to Genji next? Please and thank you for all your hard work!

[truckmuncher]

For new sojourns you cannot one shot with your railgun anymore (it does 190 at 100 charge) so in ult try to get a headshot then body or two headshots on squishies at around 50-70 energy that way you can get kills quicker since it takes two shots to kill anyway or you can try to get a 100 energy shot then use a few normal bullets to secure the kill but from my experience it works better to just hit two quick rail gun shots

[LowNslowBassMusic]

best guide out there by far, thank you so much for this!

[alexmcd]

Thanks for the guide! Thoughts on using her energy ball for short area denial? I've had success putting it down just behind an enemy Bap window to deny or complicate use of the ult. But I'm only silver-gold, so I don't know if the principle would work well into upper ranks.

[intrepidmonkey]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[Scribblescrabbly]

Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. ❤