Black Fish Vod review

Hi. You know who it is. Time to review the gameplay. I will be reviewing it and be judging each in the moment action, not just a general review. If you prefer, It might be nice to watch the video while reading this.

0:30- I'm going to start by looking at your team comp, mainly the zen. At your sr, I suggest against doing both off supports. It's still doable, but isn't as strong both at your sr and in the current meta. Just wanted to bring that up.

0:36 to 0:52- Your rollout says a lot to me. Judging by how it went, you definitely have a good grasp on speed control. Your movement was fluid and seem practiced. That's great, as it gives you a tactical advantage any time you die or are outside the team fight. Although, you could just be trying to show off to me, which if it is, I'm flattered.

1:25- I like what say to the rein. That is a much better position at the start, and I currently hate your teams position. You probably should be holding off more to the right, but I digress. That was a good callout.

1:40- This is when your team starts to fall apart. Your team should be around that main corner or holding the high ground. If I were in you situation, I would be yelling at my tanks to run with their tail between their legs and be speeding them up to the first checkpoint to hold there.

1:55- I like seeing you go in for the reaper, even though it doesn't really do much. You are trying to exploit his positioning, which is something to always keep in mind.

2:15- You started to push in really hard after your team got a few picks, which is usually the right thing to do, except you forget to check whether your team is actually following you in. At this point, with your losses, you should have backed out and attempted to taxi some of your team to the fight.

2:30- You attempt to pull a bait on the reaper, but die in before you can get it off. I like seeing you do this, as it shows your thinking on your heels.

2:49- I really like how you checked for your zen. This is important, as in this sort of support comp, your main heal focus should be him. If he's dead, you're stuck with the job of babysitting the other four people on your team.

3:00- You attempt to go around the corner to boop the reaper, which is a good habit. Exactly at the time stamp, you run in to save your old man from winston. This is good, as with Lucio's ability to peel, you can easily save people from his monkey wrath, although you might get caught in the crossfire.

3:18- After saving your old buddy, you run into the fight and go in to kiss the rein. I know he's a sexy burly german hunk, but dude, get some consent. In all seriousness, you shouldn't exactly just run straight up to a rein, even if you have boop and he has people backing him up.

3:30- You did some pretty nice wall rides around a moira and McCree, and then start chasing down the reaper so you can kill off the stragglers. This is all good stuff. I really like you calling out to your team to follow you in, although you do push up a bit too far a few seconds later.

3:48- I like how you pushed in with rein, then booped the Reaper away to give him some breathing room. The ultimate was pretty bad though, as it only helped one other person and blocked something that it didn't need to block. As long as your team is being reliably healed, they will survive a winston ult and possibly kill him in the process.

4:06- Again the boop usage is stellar, and is really doing a strong job fucking up the enemy's positioning. Although, your focus should be more on squishes rather than tanks. But that's really up to context.

4:55- You shouldn't be this glued to the rein. I know he's helpful, but at this point, you should haven't gone for him and just pulled out(something my parents regret not doing), and saved yourself instead. While watching the Ana kill cam, I see a few issues with wall riding. Chains are something that tend to come in later, and although I hope my guide helped some, I still see some work to be done in that category, and maybe some speed control as well. Your control over these two functions seems to fluctuate, which is natural at your level of skill.

5:00- I love seeing you taxi. Although, you didn't do the lucio train thing...

5:45- These last few moments are really good, but I'm not going in depth to avoid repetition. I can tell what chains and rollouts  you have practiced compared to other stuff.

I'm not going to review the second round, as you should know my expertise wouldn't be of value, but I can still tell the gameplay was of quality in both rounds. I want you to find a few friends who play lucio( specifically ones that want to or like to wall ride) and just play around with chains and rollouts. Most of the other stuff will come to you as you play the character. Speed Boop out.