Ana
Where to stand when your team moves
Keep a view of your team without staying in the open. Use cover and leave room to retreat when a flanker arrives.
Read the Ana guide →
Overwatch / Ana & Kiriko
Playing support
Positioning and ability timing for Ana and Kiriko. Start with the hero you want to understand.
Kiriko
When to use Protection Suzu
Decide which threat needs Suzu, and where you will stand after the save.
Read the Kiriko guide →An eight-minute start
Arrive with a small plan.
A suggested warm-up, not a test. Skip what you already know and keep the part that makes the next match easier to read.
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The playbook
Keep one useful idea close
Ability timing
Ana: leave time to answer the flank
Keep a response for the threat that matters.
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Useful saves
Kiriko: a save you can recognise in time
A save needs a useful position afterwards.
Read this guide →
Map reading
Escort: keep the next corner within reach
Give yourself a route back before moving forward.
Read this guide →Find a first responsibility
Which decision would you like to learn?
There is no personality score here. Pick the part of the team game that sounds interesting, then try a hero who makes that job clear.
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Say what a teammate can use.
Short calls leave room to listen. These examples work best when they describe the fight you are actually in.
01“Regroup at the next corner.”
A place and an action. It gives surviving teammates somewhere to meet instead of asking them to return to a fight one at a time.
02“Flanker behind our supports.”
Name the threat and where it matters. A short, timely ping can make the next response clearer than a long explanation after the fight.
03“I can cover the crossing.”
Tell teammates what they can use. Follow it with the position or timing they need to take the same route.
04“I am moving out of sight.”
A useful warning when a corner or doorway will break support sightlines. It lets the team adjust before someone expects help that cannot reach them.