As a serious post though, Quick Play is NOT meant to be taken seriously.It literally is the casual mode in Overwatch.People have the right to play whatever heroes they want in the game. They paid for the game, they have the right to play the heroes they want. QP is NOT Competitive, where the outcome is as serious.Winning is always more fun than losing, yes.But the same type of a people who complain about people just taking it easy and relaxing in playing QP the heroes they otherwise cannot, are the type of a people who would also flame the people who play seriously, for "tryharding". It's lite…

Honestly, QP doesn't matter.But what does matter, is my next paycheck.Can't buy food without that money.

Ana is good as she is now. It's more about learning to play her efficiently.

02/18/2018 01:20 AMPosted by FoxterWait if he has 37% weapon accuracy, 28% critical.37-28 = 99-100 = 9191% of the shots he lands have been headshots. Uhh... No.It's 2 + 2 = 4-1 that's 3.Qvik maffs.

Maybe we'll have this in 2038, seeing how this is Blizzard's game that we're talking about.

Any particular reason as to why this is STILL a thing?

You know, if you want this to actually be looked into, then you gotta be more precise with your bug report, i.e. also mention:- Where was the turret located, so the devs know where to look for possible gaps in the map that allow this exploit to happen.Not just be like "Oh, there was this. We lost. Bahh".

You can get there with multiple heroes. This is nothing new, it's a really old point that people have been having laughs about for a long time.Not to mention, it's not a bug.

This isn't a bug. If you want to vent and complain about stuff like this, then post it in the General Discussion.

Played Genji once. Made friends with an enemy Hanzo.Enemy Widowmaker came onto the roof and tried to shoot me. I deflected the bullet into the Hanzo's head.We were both in shock.I haven't played Genji since.