Overwatch 2 players identify the riskiest one-tricks to have on your team
The Overwatch 2 community has put together a list of the riskiest one-tricks to incorporate into your team. And there are no prizes for guessing who placed first.
One-tricks have been present in the game since the original launched in 2016. When a game is so heavily built around individual characters and their playstyles, it’s only natural that some players would gravitate towards a particular character.
However, not everyone is as good at their hero of choice as the next player. The difference between a Top 500 Genji main and a silver-glued Genji main is basically night and day. And when there’s a one-trick on your team who refuses to trade, things can get a little difficult.
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It’s inevitable that you’ll come across a player who stubbornly refuses to trade their hero despite underperforming while playing Overwatch, but does this happen more with some heroes than others?
Overwatch 2 players call Widow’s one-tricks ‘hit and miss’
In a post on the Overwatch 2 subreddit, a player explained how he thought Lucio players were “the worst offenders” when it came to being bad towards their hero.
“This is a character that has a very high skill ceiling mechanically, but also, because the speed boost benefits are much less obvious than those of anti or suzu, it requires immense quantities of game sense, which most players simply don’t have.”
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However, other players’ top choice was undoubtedly Widowmaker, with the highest comment saying: “It’s not even close.” Either they neutralize the enemy team and they are terrible to face. Or they do absolutely nothing.
Another player said they were “also the least likely to trade based on enemy composition.”
It doesn’t look like Widow’s core supporters will refute the allegations anytime soon.
For more news and updates from the Overwatch 2 community, check out the tank players asking for the rest of the roles to understand their playstyle.
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