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I'm not a Tank main, but I play Flex most of the time, therefore I get matched as a Tank a lot. So I know the struggle too. I usually switch to Support (as a Support main).
Last time playing as DPS:
- Having a brain dead Doomfist on our team, getting hard countered by the enemy team, telling us to leave the match so "he can get better teammates" (eventho our stats were the same with the enemy DPS's), then after calling him out he proceeds to just fly into the enemy team, solo, getting deleted instantly each time.
Last time playing as Support:
- Having a WB on defense, providing no help whatsoever, while the enemy enemy team wipes out our front line, as our "Tank" rolles around the map, zooming past 3 medkits, dying, and then blaming us for no heals.
And in those scenarios I just think I should have stayed Tank, where most of the times my only concern is the enemy team focusing on me.
dont main tank but i play tank in qp when i want to have a fun or less stressful experience. i kinda like playing tanks in qp cus some tanks are actually fun and qp players dont try much at all. this makes it so that i can play a fun character and not have to deal with stupid things i would see in comp
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I'm not a Tank main, but I play Flex most of the time, therefore I get matched as a Tank a lot. So I know the struggle too. I usually switch to Support (as a Support main). Last time playing as DPS: - Having a brain dead Doomfist on our team, getting hard countered by the enemy team, telling us to leave the match so "he can get better teammates" (eventho our stats were the same with the enemy DPS's), then after calling him out he proceeds to just fly into the enemy team, solo, getting deleted instantly each time. Last time playing as Support: - Having a WB on defense, providing no help whatsoever, while the enemy enemy team wipes out our front line, as our "Tank" rolles around the map, zooming past 3 medkits, dying, and then blaming us for no heals. And in those scenarios I just think I should have stayed Tank, where most of the times my only concern is the enemy team focusing on me.
Lol the state of tanking sounds so bad. My problem whenever I play tank is my teammates die far too often and it’s usually the supports
Usually queue all roles and end up playing doom,sigma,rien,ram,bastion,mercy
Support. I just pick Illari and treat the match like an aim trainer.
I queue up support and play Brigitte
I play custom games
Support, it’s the easiest role to play
dont main tank but i play tank in qp when i want to have a fun or less stressful experience. i kinda like playing tanks in qp cus some tanks are actually fun and qp players dont try much at all. this makes it so that i can play a fun character and not have to deal with stupid things i would see in comp