POV: Reported for playing Junker Queen

Can you switch junkerqueen plz?
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[@Greyjoyful]

fdsfds i love that moira, god bless her

[@Santusknowsyourlocation]

let us build a shrine for her

[@tastezemelon7229]

-Flames team for playing off-meta. -Plays Genji. Makes total sense.

[@Just_DayDream]

How satisfying when you say no to someone who ask you to switch to hog or zarya 🗿

[@darkstalkerknight63]

Goes 40 and 3 with us the most kills and least deaths on my team. People on my team "our queen is throwing" because I won't baby sit them for playing out of position.

[@yellingpotato8530]

I'm only 55% sure about this but I feel like they can make Junker queen better as she stands now if they make her axe work like an aoe boomerang that can apply the bleed effect in an arc. Or at the very least make her 3x more funny

[@Me_When_A_Funny]

Honestly all they need to do is make it so that throwing out Melees in between your shotgun shots doesn’t slow your overall dps. 1. Now you’re more consistently procking your bleed on people 2. More bleed means more heals, more heals means more survivability 3. More fun because you can go around living your Brawl style tank dreams as the Australian Doom Slayer

[@harikubrc5444]

I love how the genji flamed queen when bro is playing genji 😂

[@RustyRants]

genji aint bad tho?

[@DatAsianGuy]

@@RustyRants he is off-meta as well tho. he is not bad per se, but there are heroes that are easier and can probably have far more impact on teammates, then genji.

[@danielhansen1703]

I don't think that people realizes toxicity sometimes can tilt people and make them play worse and cause them anxiety. I'm not saying this happens to you mate, but I know for me personally it does not help. Moral of the story be kind to your team mates wether your bronze or top 500.

[@adolfoalfaro8684]

This situation is the same in all online videogames, it happens in LoL, Apex Legends, Valorant, and others

[@Crackokaine]

Doesn’t help the company is braindead and the way they handle this issue is by taking away keeping track of sr cause it was making people too anxious or something but they did add a scoreboard for more flaming soooo

[@jak6744]

@@adolfoalfaro8684 better to mute, play, and more on frfr

[@UnchartedUnknown]

I feel like junk needs just a little bit more tanking ability. Although I will say you play well enough to compensate for any issue she has good stuff bro

[@xRagingxDemonx]

When they ask you to swap JQ Tell them to swap to a different game.

[@Luvbiiiii]

RIP SOMBRA

[@heavyplaya7704]

literally one of the funnest tanks to play and some people shit on her which i dont understand why. Keep up love the content dood!

[@me_is_ale2930]

It’s cuz she not op, u actually have to play gud to get proper value out of this character, as diplayed here in this video he show’s that potential

[@aidedcensor]

My favorite thing was when they blame you for getting hooked by hog😂. Like what will playing another tank do…magically make road hog stop hooking you? Love the JQ vids tho ❤

[@Treeckogeek]

If you attach a Gracie to hog and leave it there you can effectively nullify the one shot and for however long it is on him if you time it correctly.

[@kokokirifull]

It was symmetra, now junker Q is the new scapegoat.

[@Glakn]

ive gotten a warning because of false reports when i was playing doom in comp they said i was gonna throw and play doom instead of a main tank meanwhile im carrying

[@treynewtod9743]

Love the gameplay, but hate the griping of the other guys. Idk how this guy puts up with it. I would’ve left vc or muted them almost instantly. Great vids man (:

[@GentleBreeze-72]

I always get told to switch mama for another tank. Like. Eww no. Imma keep playing her.

[@inception1695]

You are definitely a great JQ, but wasn't camping the Zen a bad play? With only one tank, you are way more important to the fight then a zen, no? At least here in diamond it feels that way.

[@KKJazz]

Yeeeaa tbh I don’t understand why he’s showing everyone flaming him to switch and they end up losing lol. Like I hate when people ask me to switch as much as the next guy, but counter picking is real. Don’t play competitive if you don’t want people getting mad at you for not counter picking IMO.

[@inception1695]

@@KKJazz yea, counterpicking is super important for tanks in ow2. At least in 1 you could expect one of the two tanks to deal with an enemy tank. Like winston could dive teams with hog because there was a dva to protect. you dont get that anymore here.

[@KKJazz]

@@inception1695 it’s true, although I think they’re trying to mitigate that as much as possible with some of the role passives and other changes that make heroes a bit more self-sufficient, so you’re less reliant on your teammates not counterpicking

[@Legi0nLulz]

An average day in OW2: -Why you dont swap cause blablabla -Yo swap we´re losing about your fault (Options when you play a tank are) If its a supp: -No good positioning -Not a good ratio between damage and heal -Not a single coordinated ultimate If its a DPS: -Not a single flanking -Only cares about damage,not about efectiveness -Not helping others to survive by putting presure on enemy team or helping on a resurrection being covered Swap the role of who blaims or your role,get the same result. Welcome to OW2 PD: also the the fault WILL NE NEVER BE OF WHO BLAIMS YOU

[@doomguyphysique]

I heard that you’re damn good at Junker Queen. And that you main her. So I’ve chosen to take the time and watch all of your videos that you’ve posted. So I can get better at Junker Queen. Because I’m going to start mailing her as of yesterday.

[@resikek1207]

Jonkorqweean cheange de heero

[@Panda6.29]

If you ask someone to play a different hero chances are they can't play a different one which is why they are playing said hero

[@adhdva]

ADHDVa approved

[@cooperwoods5862]

Bro keep going on JQ don’t let them cut you down

[@Moonkupo]

I love JQ so muchh she is so funny to play, my fav tanks are rammatra and junker queen! I don't usually play tank but they are fun.

[@carterjesso805]

See if the team is losing blame the tank

[@giancarlomoreno6789]

I feel you bro I had a match where someone kept telling me to switch to from junkerqueen

[@seragotepic3315]

Blizz and it's policy against toxicity in games

[@Oserium]

i like when u go uhhh no

[@nna1u39]

bruhhhhhh people projecting so hard, play what you want!!! I literally will not switch if someone tells me to switch

[@dontlistentome7498]

my endorsement level has dropped so much from junkerqueen reports lmao

[@MightyyLive]

lol

[@mirekasukukurayuki430]

JQ is really kinda broken imo, so the fact everyone just flames for someone going JQ is crazy. I get it, might not be smart all the time, but she's also at a really good place, especially against the tanks and picks people were complaining about. She's good against hog, Zarya kinda iffy. Like I personally don't see why people are so salty about it

[@raco0nttv]

I’m son happy you’re back❤️❤️❤️

[@omrizubary]

I swear all of those guys has bronze mentality of tank shouldn't be in the back line or flanking. Hog can flank so why can't queen?

[@darthlegitname4646]

dude you can at least tell them that you are a one trick so they don't get all mad at you. It makes it seem like your just being rude for the sake of it.

[@beserk8873]

what's your rank?

[@cornmuffin7686]

I missed these

[@doomguyphysique]

I was here.

[@LightWavess]

Easy i am being reported for playing Ana and having not enough healing

[@JaminHere]

swabp

[@blakeboyens8632]

lots of JQ rasisim

[@011v14]

the gameplay is cracked. ur editor is cracked. the content is cracked. amazing content wow. anyway can u swap now?

[@norsborg2379]

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[@Marcbelgo]

Bruh

[@DonnyNotScrawny]

Why play comp if you aren’t gonna switch when your team ask you too lol

[@negative2positve380]

No

[@Oserium]

uhhh no

[@jasangkal]

no

[@RealYummyB]

Lmfao stupidest comment I’ve ever seen. As long as you’re playing correctly (which he is), there’s no need to switch.

[@edb36mar]

Me play junkerqueen