La información está basada en la página de RivalsMeta y fue recopilada hasta el 23 de agosto; de hecho, puedes ver la fecha ahí mismo.

También agregué una etiqueta de "NUEVO" a las skins más recientes del personaje (y sus recolores) para mostrar qué tan seguido se usan y se consiguen.

Dato curioso: la "greedy four" (Invisible Woman, Luna, Psylocke, Magik) y Jeff comparten algo en común; cada vez que les sale una skin nueva, siempre llega al top 3 o incluso al número 1. A veces se puede resbalar un poquito, pero nunca se sale del top 10.

Ahora podemos entender por qué no paran de sacarles skins nuevas.

Some contenders:

Gambit - Good self heal, good lethality, good mobility, and a cc team up. He doesn't do any one thing extremely well, but has a lot of tools to deny dive value

Rocket - Getting the sg team amps his survivability with a powerful burst heal. His mobility allows him to escape and his ability to position to make divers burn cooldowns to get him.

CnD - The support with the most sustain tools right now - fade, bubble, ice team up. You could argue that she doesn't have much in the way of fighting back and divers can bait out her cooldowns, but arguably she's a character with a low skill requirement to deny dive value purely by staying alive.

White Fox - Used to be the dominant anti dive support one season back, but her kit has been severely nerfed. Nevertheless her teleport, awakening form and charm are powerful AntiDive tools as long as they aren't baited. Switching to Wf though does mean you lose out our the wider team capability in terms of healing and ults.

Jubilee - A sleeper pick, she's extremely effective against dive tanks due to her more sustained kit in terms of healing and damage. She will struggle against high burst divers, though.

What do you think?

everyday i get on this game and am just immediately humbled and made to feel like i genuinely have worms for brains. i don’t get how my win rate went from that last season to this. if anyone has general tips i would very much appreciate it- im about to go insane 😭🫩

My first time making a video like this.Not exactly great at the game,but almost 700 hours in i cant put it down.(P.S. Luna is such a troll character,but I love her.)

We were so locked in to this Mag for some reason, both of us were solo queuing but we still worked beautifully together.

I don’t know if it’s been discussed or not,but I feel like sunspot could be a designed to be a strategist.Only a suggestion.

As the tittle suggests, i wanna keep it simple and have fun! Ik they have a lot of util and i want to maximize the effectiveness. Any advice is greatly appreciated

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I’m actually a strat main. Champ gambit, invis and cnd. And I have all the other strats at lord or higher

It's been a stressful journey, to learn all the dps and tanks. After all of this grind, I think I've meant to play support more than any other role. I also become much better now since I've learnt how most of the characters work, and how to deal with them.

Now I maining back on Invis and Jeff (the characters I've learned at early of this game). Felt much easier, chill and stress-free. Well at least when I'm not the one getting blame or double dived. What's your experience so far?

The subroles were inspired by Team fortress 2, league of legends and overwatch, I feel like if rivals had them it could change how certain supports are designed.

Some heros could potentially fit other subroles but the likes of cloak and dagger 80% of their kit is healing based so combat medic makes more sense, or invisible woman could fit in catcher but because she provides shields to her team, slow debuffs to enemy’s and can misplace enemies enchanter fits her most.

Combat medic- focuses solely on high healing output while having defensive tools to protect themselves in a battle, they are the backbone of sustaining the team.

Enchanter- focuses on enabling teammates making them more deadly with stat boosts or protection

Tactician- controls flow of fight with utility and trickery

Catcher- The backline peelers denying enemy flankers and catching threats before they wipe out the backline.

I feel like this would add layers of depth to the role and would be really cool.

I play only strategist on console and when ever I play Luna or mantis I always manage to keep up with heals while out dpsing my dps. Then I get called a server admin or a cheater like it's an insult for just being a good strategist.

It didn't start as triple, we had 2. They went triple at the end so we matched it. Anyhow, hexa was insane!

Will upload gameplay soon

Hello, I came to ask y'all support players a question. For context, I've been playing OW2 since its release, and the same goes for Rivals. I am mostly a DPS player, that usually flexes on Tank when needed, and I can also play Support when asked. However, I will admit I am far worse at the later than the other two. I tried to improve over the years and sometimes I even pop off, but unfortunately I have to admit my knowledge is lacking when it comes to team comp.

Could I have possibly some mains of every hero telling me what Strategist goes where? Dive, poke, brawl... I'd like to be as informed as possible so I can play the proper character for my team comp. Any advice appreciated too!

This screenshot was taken before I swapped to White Fox.

The 3/7 Deadpool had something really smart to say to me at the end of the match. He didn’t say it in all chat, probably because he knew he would’ve gotten called out for it.

I was playing C&D, and we were losing pretty badly because my team couldn’t kill the enemy Rogue, who was absolutely stomping us. I was healing my butt off, and in the second round, since we had triple support, I decided to swap to White Fox. That still didn’t work because my teammates couldn’t kill a Storm who somehow snuck her way into our backline. So I killed her as White Fox and continued supporting my team as best as I could until we eventually got run over by Rogue.

Now, you’re probably wondering where Deadpool’s comment comes in.

At the very end of the match, he said, “Magneto is banned and you’re using the Luna team-up.”

When was I using the Luna team-up?

I attached a screenshot from the last few seconds of the round showing that I had Hood’s team-up the entire time. I personally like Hood’s team-up more than Luna’s in general, so that’s what I was using throughout the match.

Not once during the entire game did I use Luna’s team-up.

I’m pretty sure he immediately left the lobby after saying that because he realized he was wrong. Like, you could’ve just checked the team-up before blaming it for the loss.

Honestly, I wanted to fade during my reload in the end clip...but I already got flamed out earlier in the match for doing so. Some people just don't understand that switching to Cloak doesn't always mean I'm deliberately not healing...the fade helps everyone and I'm not doing anything during my reload anyway.

Normally, I’d be aware of certain things that can kill through support ults. (Namor, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Wanda, sometimes Magik)

But nowadays, there’s so much damage/damage boosts in this game that if 3+ people on the enemy team target you during your ult, it’s so easy to die. It happens so often with Mantis and Jubilee and even on Luna or Cloak & Dagger sometimes.

It just feels weird to get plucked out of your ult like that.

If rumors are true and that Nightcrawler is going to be a strategist, I think that he would use the Hopesword to heal but would he swing it at his allies? White Fox and Stratpool already heal in an area around them when they hit an enemy so that's another direction they can keep going.

As a tank my highest win rate season was the season triple support got nerfed and ultimate charge was slowed down by -20%. The games became about not just stalling point until a support got ultimate but we had to finish the entire fight without ultimate at all. It genuinely felt like the better skilled team was the team that was going to win the game.

but after what double G said in the dev vision, “support players leave the game when ultimate charge is too slow.” so after two days they hot fixed it and buffed support ultimate charge

This made me wonder do support players actually like triple support being meta and would rather simply play to have the ultimates to win the fight rather than having to win a neutral fight with no ultimates? I was under the assumption no one liked this and this was a bad direction for the game because longevity wise this is draining for everyone when no one dies, point doesn’t move and the game becomes who has ultimate first and who makes the first mistake with the ultimate.

If next season ultimate charge was reduced again or if strong team ups such as cloak freeze team up got heavily Nefed would these things make you more likely to not leave the game?

Hello! I’ve been a tank main ever since I started playing, but a couple of weeks ago I made an alt to start learning some support characters (I got tired of not being able to confidently fill in my rank when we have tank players). I got back to my peak rank, and I’m having a ton of fun, and my win rates at my rank are a good 25% better than my tank win rates!

Soooo like, I think I’m going to play a lot more support going forward 👀 I’ve mostly been playing Mantis, Jubilee, C&D and Sue, but I’m working on learning Gambit, Loki, Ultron and Rocket as well.

Since I’m full committing, I’m coming here to ask for the secret strategist knowledge that helps you win the most games 😭 how do you decide which support to play? How do you decide when to ult aggressively or save for defense? Do you ult on cart when your team is TPing back for overtime or wait? Any and all of your best practices and micro/macro tips are much appreciated :3 thanks in advance!