My guesses would be:
1) support has better overview of the situation (because he isn't busy with face-to-face fighting that much) and can lead the game better or make strategic character switches based on the situation at hand
2) he can do more in combat with lesser weapons
3) he likes it
I don't play OW though so I don't know if either of these is actually relevant :)
this is after first half of the 3rd map in semi final. unless he specially put them there for the camera shot he is playing with his feet on the table lmfao ;D
Meaning "some kind of Quake" as in "many variants in the series over a long period of time".
I saw him in the row behind me at LA7 playing QW and Q3 there (he sat next to Linkin and the aAa B team), one could say he was already a quaker then.
Then more Q3 with aAa, Q4 obviously (got stomped by him in person when he did his french cybercafé tour early on - "frag Winz, get goodies"), Q3 again maybe in the CPMA VQ3 years (can't remember), QL on and off...
I've played a quake for almost 15 years while I've played UT only one and half year (2004-2005). Surely this qualifies me more as a Quake player than an UT one. (Not that there is anything wrong in being a UT player, just saying.)
Lucio? Hes unimpactful? So how come you dont play a more impactful character? Your team would surely benefit from more impact, or no? (No irony here, Im generally clueless)
Perhaps i'm over exaggerating. The speed boost is required in almost all situations. But once you've used it you can pretty much go afk, you have no killing power.
I had to cope with it in order to make the lineup work which i'm sort of fine with since I get to make the shotcalls in that role but also because my mates are doing their job as DPS.
You can still finish people off with his gun and help with some damage, and you can bump people away? :) But yeah I guess you need to just stay alive mostly.
I thought this was funny at first then after it went on for multiple maps including the one they lost I was pretty meh about it, need to have more respect for people