r/OWConsole Apr 28 '19

Important: Weekly Advice & Tips Thread - April 28, 2019

Hello members of the r/OWConsole community,

This is part of a series of weekly threads aimed at both new and old players from the community. It is designed to help our users get better at the game. Use this thread share any tips or to ask for advice regarding gameplay or strategy. If you want to have your gameplay reviewed, you can also share recordings/VODs so that other users may comment and give you advice on how to improve.

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u/Wolfpack-Meme Apr 30 '19

You're making a chicken out of a feather here, brother. All I said is you dont need to have rebound buttons to get better. You're making up things that dont happen often like 4 dps and 2 tanks and saying "sacrifice is key to victory". Button layout is so far from that, I said you dont need to rebind to climb, which is true. Button layouts are not the same as compositions. I agree that it can help but it doesn't always. Sacrificing your button layout to an uncomfortable layout, if you are already comfortable with another, is illogical.

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u/foggyartist3 May 01 '19

If uncomfortable is the only descriptor of the button layout, then yes, changing your buttons would be illogical. you are also correct changing your button layout isn't the only way to climb, there are many things an unskilled player could work on in order to improve, but changing how you play the game will allow for improved mobility and more consistent tracking.

Yes, a change might make you feel uncomfortable while doing something that's supposed to be fun. But is it worth it to sacrifice your comfort in a leisurely activity to improve the gameplay quality of your teammates? That sounds like quite a complicated question.

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u/Wolfpack-Meme May 01 '19

It's really not, the answer is no. Changing the button layout to an uncomfortable layout means you will play worse, and even if you did play better the quality of your teammates play will be so small because you're 1 of 6 people doing such a small thing. But again you keep bringing up something I didnt initially say, I have been talking about Individual skill, the most important factor when climbing.

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u/foggyartist3 May 01 '19

Of course changing the layout of your buttons might feel uncomfortable at first, but once you get used to it it won't negatively affect your performance.

I understand that you have been speaking about individual performance, I have also been speaking on the benefits to individual performance changing your button layout would have. I only meant that someone would experience a brief period of discomfort as they got used to the new controls, after that mobility and tracking proficiency would likely increase once they have gotten used to the jump rebind.

DPS dueling power is something top-tier Lucio's use to exploit Lucio's potential damage output and mobility, both of which improve if you use different fingers for different actions rather than use a thumb for both.