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[Alustar.exe]

Think I know why I'm doing so bad, I'm using an old ps4 controller with Bluetooth, my tv is old now it's in gaming mode but I'm thinking a new monitor with 9ms input lag will help, plus I'm gonna stop using WiFi, I'm a good player 1v1 or 2v2 everything is fine, but playing dominion everything goes to hell because of players having 80 to 100ms lag.

Wi-Fi is horrible for competitive games. As is a controller, honestly. If you are on PS4, there isn't much you can do, but if you are on PC, I suggest looking into using a wired mouse/keyboard. No controller will ever compete with the level of responsiveness you get from using a mouse.

[Tyrjo]

Wi-Fi is horrible for competitive games. As is a controller, honestly. If you are on PS4, there isn't much you can do, but if you are on PC, I suggest looking into using a wired mouse/keyboard. No controller will ever compete with the level of responsiveness you get from using a mouse.

As long as the controller is wired it should be fine on PC in terms of input lag.

[NinjaRonin85]

I'm on ps4, I'd like to play on pc but my pc sucks lol

[DefiledDragon]

Think I know why I'm doing so bad, I'm using an old ps4 controller with Bluetooth, my tv is old now it's in gaming mode but I'm thinking a new monitor with 9ms input lag will help, plus I'm gonna stop using WiFi, I'm a good player 1v1 or 2v2 everything is fine, but playing dominion everything goes to hell because of players having 80 to 100ms lag.

Dude, if you're using wifi you may as well ask the devs to put a seppuku move in the game and use it at the start of every fight. Wifi is a massive handicap in a reflex based online game. Do yourself a favour and buy a cable to connect your platform of choice to your router. You will not regret it.

[sad.platypus]

Lmao, I don't see that happening at all. Either of those things.And honestly, the only hero I can think of that show is Shugoki. Granted he's slow CB but in the hands of competent players, he can be a powerhouse. Maybe it's that you need more practice, rather than heroes need tuning.

Sure, game is perfect right now, thats why 90% of 4v4 is carried by either warden, peacekeeper or LB...

[Devils-_-legacy]

Sure, game is perfect right now, thats why 90% of 4v4 is carried by either warden, peacekeeper or LB...

Warden?

[Darkmight_cz]

Warden?

He means SB spam + knight feats I guess

[Awlkara]

Sure, game is perfect right now, thats why 90% of 4v4 is carried by either warden, peacekeeper or LB...

Peacekeeper?

[Alustar.exe]

He's trolling, it's gotta be the only explanation for that kind of stupidity.

[Jazz117Volkov]

I don't know about all this trolling noise, but there is definitely truth in the idea that some characters are stronger than others. The thing is, it's not a linear scale where the strongest hero sits at the top, I mean, that is there a little bit, Shugoki is generally pretty bad and Berserker is generally pretty good, but the more relevant power disparity is between specific match-ups. Some heroes naturally counter others. Or at least, some heroes have specific tools that counter what other heroes like to do. Example, Kensei has some amazing tools to counter Gladiator. Conquer has excellent tools to counter Lawbringer. Aramusha > assassins, Warden > heavy classes, etc. I'm generalizing a bit, but this is at the core of the "hero strength" argument.

It is however also true that certain heroes have god-tier punishes and certain mix-ups that will typically give them a huge advantage in most situations. Berserker can feint an uninterruptible unblockable into an uninterruptible 400ms light, and repeat indefinitely. Centurion has the potential to kill almost the entire cast in a single mix-up. Shaman's speed and ability to heal after a bite can easily turn a fight around. There's a bunch of feats, like rocksteady on Aramusha or unblockable on Kensei that either make a hero very frustrating to deal with or guarantee them damage. Shinobi can heal on hit...and I imagine this line-up of irritants will only get worse with Marching Fire: a teleporting monk and Jackie Chan with infinite i-frames.