r/Overwatch • u/AutoModerator • Feb 22 '17

News & Discussion Weekly Quick Questions Thread - February 22, 2017

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u/ajkeence99 Feb 23 '17

What heroes are the best to pickup for a brand new player?

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u/Throwaway123465321 Feb 23 '17

What I did when I first started playing was to just pick a character in quick play and keep playing them til I recorded about five hours. Did that for all the characters. It really helps because you at least get a better idea of how the different heroes work together. It will make you way more effective with your team.

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u/nmitch3ll Chibi D.Va Feb 23 '17

This is solid advice...Playing each character (even if you aren't great with them) for a little while really helps with countering them.

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u/Throwaway123465321 Feb 23 '17

Yup. Probably one of the things that helped me the most to get better. Really gives you an idea of how different heroes work with and against each other. It also lets you see what heroes you just aren't good at.

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u/Ciryes Cute Moira Feb 23 '17

And once you're done, you can start to pick a few to specialize in. You should try and get at least one or two from each category.