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In this video, I take you step by step through Sombra's abilities and talk about her future and where she fits into the Overwatch roster; as well as talk about how OP she could potentially be. NOTE: Some information in this video was taken from unofficial dialogue during the blizzcon streams, made by blizzcon devs. Some of their answers to certain questions varied and contradicted, so please keep that in mind when she's released on the PTR and we get the real info, some of which may be wrong
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Also, she looks more like a Support class than Symmetra. Sym should go Defense and swap Sombra to Support. Hacking shields, health packs, and abilities sounds like pretty great utility/support.
^ is exactly how bad SR 1900 players will use her. W.out communicating, they will run in,, pop ult, scream in comms that they got the WHOLE TEAM, TP out and get one shotted by a hook. Then while dead, the scrub 1900 Sombra will proceed to fill chat with " WTF YOU SCRUBS, I GOT THEIR WHOLE TEAM AND YOU JUST SAT THERE".
Now enter the real Sombra player. Knowing that the other team has full ults and knowing that counting on her whole team to react to her ult basically wastes 3 out of the 6 seconds as well as 80% of the functionality, the real Sombra player will wait patiently until the opposing team pushes. Oh, did lucio pop his ult and and zerg the point? Oh.. did zenyatta thrown down ult and to try to prevent your own lucio zerg? Yea.. thats when the real sombra comes out of stealth, cancels those pesky shields, positions herself behind the mercy so that the imminent team wipe cant be rezzed because mercy gets another 6 second hack on top of the ult. Free SR and team chat is instead filled with nice positive things.
I'm not sure how to feel about it countering Lucio ultimate. An ultimate should be a very rewarding moment for a player. You get to use it 2-3 times a game. Having a hero who's primary purpose is to shut your ultimate down with the click of a button seems like a bad precedent to set.