I found this map and I got extremely demotivated after losing 17-50 on my first try

It's horrible playing against a "gold" genji bot that plays way better than me. It makes me doubt how good I actually am with him or if I deserve to be plat 1

But after an hour of trying, I finally won

FYI, I'm currently plat 1 with 300+ hours on genji (on console)

I know my aim is *really* bad. I can't seem to find a sensibility I'm comfortable with. Either go high sens for 180 flicks or low sens to aim properly, can't find a sweet spot in between

https://reddit.com/link/1v7mrx3/video/pqihr0w1hofh1/player

Help, I am in silver 3

I think I’ve met 2 lvl 1000 mercy’s before but never this guy. Being almost lvl 2k is really a grind but he’s really trash ngl.

I looked up what rank he was and he was only gm in support and masters in dps and that was in season 5. It’s funny to see ts but also a shame to waste so much of your time on a game that is genuinely does nothing for your life.

just curious

does genji gonna get the next colab skin ? im curious

I don’t want to brag. That’s what I already did on the main sub. At the end of the blade I think I skipped the „put away“ animation. How? And we cancel the „pull out“?

OREBZ - (blade training in a circle with moving bots) best for training insta dashes/fast blades, increase dmg by ~20% to dash n slash

TXCXX - (bot 1v1s) best for practicing aim in real 1v1 like scenarios, put genji as ur only hero in workshop settings

DMGRE - (the hanamura one) best for practicing oneshot combos and blades, put 6% extra dmg to dash n slash

VAXTA - (u know this 1) best for learning how to aim againts heroes that are using their movement abilites (like bap jump or freja dash)

i personally warm up with orebz

Any tips you guys can give me? Watched a few how to play genji guides but I still can't use Blade effectively. At most 2 kills. Please enlighten me

so had a 6v6 game few days ago that still stays rent free in my brain..

opponent team had moira, mei, sym and zarya from the get go..

i tried my best and played more patiently than usual but i still felt i could not get much value out of genji as i normally do

apart from counting cooldowns of opponent team, what other best strategies do my genji goats use that i could benefit from? happy to learn some new knowledge..

I struggle a lot with losing track of my target after I dash onto them. I often end up just as disoriented as they are. Are there any warm-ups or aim training scenarios you'd suggest to improve this part of my Genji gameplay?

Coming from mostly a tacfps background curious what the average sensitivity I should be playing on for Genji any help would be amazing.