Godot

This Comic artist is fantastic, he can always make me laugh.

As soon as I can pre-order this I will. I have high hopes for this.

I doubt mobile can run 3DS games.

I don't think we can judge the banana hammock man just yet, he is an odd not very straight forward character.

Played the game throughout most of the day and found myself using and having a lot of success with Reaper, McCree, Junkrat, and Hanzo. Reaper is a lot more "easy mode" when you learn the health pack spawn points. Was also practicing the teleport to avoid some hallways so people would see me lurking about. I also have been getting used to the ghost mode to avoid the Ults of McCree, Hanzo, D Ava, and Junkrat. McCree is pretty fun and devastating when you get him down. The stun and roll are pretty weak sauce, but they are still useful in his kit for getting that last hit or messing up people. It also allows decent escape. The roll is also decent for ducking into a corner you are camping that you know a health pack exists in. I also had some decent success with high noon by using it as an assassination tool. Junkrat is fun. I haven't watch or read about what other people are doing with him at higher levels, but I have been picking up my own tricks and what not. One fun one that I am sure is already a thing I was playing with today is that I would put a bear trap where a Tracer, Genji, Hanzo, or Reaper would bound to try sneaking into, and put a mine on it. And when the trap would be triggered I would blow up the mine and get an easy kill. It was also worth noting that those items don't despawn when you die. I also getting pretty salty pretty often when I didn't get play of the game. I was getting a lot of double and quadruple kills. But PotG would always go to Bastions mowing down 2-3 people or D Va nerfing 2-3 people =[

It's pretty funny when Rein pins people off of cliffs. Or when D Va gets pinned by Rein or hooked by Road hog and she shouts NERF THIS!

I guess you can add Junkrat to my repertoire. Tried him out last night and had some overwhelming success in multiple games of varying skilled players. One thing I need to familiarize myself with are the maps. I haven't played a shooter with such a heavy emphasis on map knowledge in a while. It's taking a while to get used to, but I am. Right now I am trying to remember what maps are what game mode, what maps are good for what characters, and what maps are ass for some characters. As well as learning where all the nooks and crannies are at or hiding. Knowing where health packs are located or the fastest way to get from point A to B are important. As well as figuring out character specific exploits. My mindset right now. Genji can hit hard and even do a fair enough amount of damage to say fuck you to the tankiest characters like Roadhog. He also has a lot of counter play and can climb on top of or over obstacles easily. Reaper is really good at maps with tight corridors and alley ways, but is ass on maps that contain wide open spaces. He can get eaten alive by Mei. He can also take out most of the dodgey jerks like Tracer and Genji pretty reliably. 76 is good when we need to play somewhat defensively. Hanzo on the other hand is the opposite to Reaper. He excels in maps that have wide open spaces and punish those who run into corners and alley ways to escape or get the leg up on him pretty hard. He can also scout out enemies and sometimes get hax with his RYU KEN FUCK YOU super. Junkrat encourages players to shoot out wildly without a care in the world. He is really good at filling a defense point with hell. He can also block exit and entry points with bear traps and occasionally his mine. He can also take advantage of Windows and random openings in and over walls. He is also take advantage of stages that "dip". He also is good in maps with lots of "rooms" that he can rain hell in. On the other hand he sucks at maps that are open and/or maps that have a lot of upward incline or involve shooting up. Bastion is good for payload escort missions or camping corners in defense. Reinhardt is really useful on Payload missions and relies a lot on his allies. His shield is useful for protecting players and acting as a wall. His shield can also anailate the element of risk in friendly player's abilities and supers. Even though most people use it to protect turret mode bastions, it can also be used to secure and increase the odds of success of your allies "Getting people in their sites" or pointing out that it is "high noon". He isn't that great alone infortionately and can't climb things. Lucio is good for teams that stick together and Ana is good for teams that split apart often. She is also really good in combination with Phara. Which I assume was intentional.

As secondaries I have been using 76, Bastion, and Ana. Mei is annoying for most of my characters. Especially when I am reaper. It pisses me the hell off when she starts attacking me, because everytime she does I can't fight back or ghost away.

I finally picked up and started getting semi serious about this game. I have been playing Reinhardt, Hanzo, Genji, Lucio,and Reaper. Mei and Zenyatta are annoying as hell to fight. Roadhog also has way too much HP and D Va's ult has too big of a blast radius. And like Mael said, this game does have some annoying buggy bullcrap.

We don't have Mushroom for puns like that around here.