Heroes / Reading roster
Six familiar heroes introduce the three main jobs. This is a useful first shelf, not a claim to cover every hero or define the current meta.
tank / Frontline space
Think of Reinhardt’s barrier as help with a crossing rather than permission to stand in the street. The next corner gives the team somewhere to work.
Move when the players behind you can use the space, not only when the road ahead is empty.
tank / Mobile protection
D.Va can contest high ground and return to protect a teammate. Read both ends of that journey before entering the enemy angle.
The objective may need a different kind of help by the time your dive finishes.
damage / Off-angle pressure
Tracer makes a side route relevant by forcing the enemy to notice it. Use short exposures and nearby cover to keep that attention expensive.
A chase can take you beyond the useful fight. Watch the objective and your return route.
damage / Steady sightline pressure
Soldier: 76 rewards a clear view and a plan for leaving it. Practise finding a place where the team can benefit from sustained pressure.
The tallest platform is not always the best position if nobody can help you there.
support / Ranged support and utility
Ana wants a line through the useful fight rather than the longest possible view. A nearby corner gives her time to respond when pressure arrives.
If the frontline moves around a building, your old position may stop supporting it.
support / Responsive protection
Kiriko’s protection is useful when an ally has something worth doing during the window it creates. Position to see the danger arrive.
Following a teammate into a dead end can turn a rescue attempt into two late respawns.
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