A bad Zarya will yeet it and probably you’ll eat it, or hold it until the fight is lost. A good Zarya will hold it for a clear shot but probably will have to settle for something less than ideal. A great Zarya will try to solo grav somewhere you aren’t. Play some Zarya to understand better when she wants to grav.

It would be cool if the ult charge got a small pink/purple outline too. Loads of other effects such as Anas Grenade, Sombras Hack and what have you implement their colour language on the edge of the screen and somewhere else so it would make sense for the bubble to do that, in a way that doesn't over crowd the UI.

Landing clean, lethal D.Va bombs is an absolute art form in Overwatch—and a new Workshop mode creates the perfect practice environment for your explosive ultimates. One of Overwatch’s most

D.Vastating. Never thought about it but that makes sense. It must use the surface normals to determine if the level is blocking d.va's bomb, so when it falls under the floor, the normals are all pointing the wrong way suddenly. ^ this one. The bug is that the mech was allowed under the geometry in the first place.

7 Zarya and Genji. Just like Ana's Nano Boost, Zarya's Graviton Surge can provide the perfect set up for Genji's Dragonblade. As with most Zarya ult combos, this combination is based around the idea of using Grav to group up as many members of the enemy team as possible, to allow Genji's ultimate to kill multiple targets quickly.

Basically D.Va's ult was completely worthless as it would kill her and take too long to charge to kill anything else. It would suck. To be fair, if the reintroduced the mech damage to D.Va, she would be motivated to play more on angles and trajectory Mech tossing instead of panic ulting when her mech gets destroyed.

What you need to do is different depending on your team comp and the enemy team comp. If the enemy team is running flankers, stuck near your supports and dm/boop the flankers away with your thrusters and body block when the dm is down. If you're running with a Winston, follow where he leaps and dm when he attracts more than a couple of enemy's Ana's ult gives the affected player 50% damage amplification. If you use it on the D.Va mech and the D.Va ults afterward, the mech retains the damage boost and yes, it will do a total of 1500 damage. However, it does not gain any other properties - it is still blocked by map obstacles and player-made barriers. The only advantage of nanoboosting Hello, I am mid master player and recently I've been starting to get to playing d.va more after roadhog nerf, I just really like her kit and how… ^{Obviously D.Va's job is often to soak up damage to take pressure off of main tank, but that's only one of her many many jobs. If she's sitting in front line and only doing that, she's a bad D.Va. At any given time, D.Va might be DMing in the front line, shooting to her own back line to help supports against flankers, helping her flankers kill}

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95 votes, 160 comments. In a somewhat strange irony, D.Va has the most (statistically) powerful ult in the game. Her self destruct puts out the… Three ways to gain ultimate charge. According to kappachino, there are three main ways for players to charge ultimate abilites in Overwatch: passively, by dealing damage or by healing. The first

Bombz-1611#3. That’s a pretty high investment compared to most ultimates, really. Blizzard casts slowly enough that you can eat it on reaction. She has to either wall you off or spend the time fully freezing you to even have a chance of successfully casting it. There are plenty of irritating things about facing Mei, but that’s one

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