BP question

[Mister Sir]

So I only tried bp in qp and doing ok but clearly do not know the character fully.

The question i have is related to mark and dash interaction. I am sure you all saw in videos or even done so yourself, but at times you just mark like 3+ people and dash through all of them, changing directions while doing it and it all happens in like 2 sec flat or less.

My question is how does this work exactly? Cause I have done it by accident before and I would like to know mechanics behind it.

Lets say you marked 3 people and they stand kinda in like triangle position. You dash at one, and what happens from there? Does it chain dashes automatically or you got to hold shift and then it does it? Does it auto aim with these chain dashes or you got to fully track each person or just get lucky if they are lined up?

[King of Evil]

He's a dive. Generally, with dives you want to get behind everyone & take out the healers and ranged DPS or push with the tank & healers during objective pushes.

You wanna time the spear throw with the claw dash so they hit at almost the same time. You don't generally want to mark many people until your ult is ready, then you use that to mark them all when they are lined up, spear/dash through everyone & wipe them out while they're marked.

BP is insanely good once you learn how to combo his moves & when to use them properly. I suck with him, tho. I watched videos on Youtube to learn how to play him cause I was having issues figuring it out as well but I play on console with a controller & let's just say playing him on a controller when you need fast camera movements & precise timing is not the best option.

[Mister Sir]

Originally posted by King of Evil:

He's a dive. Generally, with dives you want to get behind everyone & take out the healers and ranged DPS or push with the tank & healers during objective pushes.

You wanna time the spear throw with the claw dash so they hit at almost the same time. You don't generally want to mark many people until your ult is ready, then you use that to mark them all when they are lined up, spear/dash through everyone & wipe them out while they're marked.

BP is insanely good once you learn how to combo his moves & when to use them properly. I suck with him, tho. I watched videos on Youtube to learn how to play him cause I was having issues figuring it out as well but I play on console with a controller & let's just say playing him on a controller when you need fast camera movements & precise timing is not the best option.

No offense but I know all of that, I know the combos and how to do them. What I do not know is how chaining dash works. If there 3 people in a group, all marked, do I just hold shift to dash through them all? Does it auto track marks after hitting the first one? Or maybe is hitting a mark making your dash go for more distance? Cause there been times I hit someone and without even doing anything my camera whipped to the side and hit another person. Like how does this work?

[King of Evil]

As far as I know, hitting marked enemy players makes it so your dash doesn't go on cool down. so, as long as you dash into marks you can keep dashing & dealing damage.

I never heard of it auto aiming into marked players, unless there was an update since I last played him. I last tried him in season zero.

[Mister Sir]

Originally posted by King of Evil:

As far as I know, hitting marked enemy players makes it so your dash doesn't go on cool down. so, as long as you dash into marks you can keep dashing & dealing damage.

I never heard of it auto aiming into marked players, unless there was an update since I last played him. I last tried him in season zero.

I know all of that, I am asking about something else. Ever had a situation where you marked 2-3 people and they are not in a straight line and then you dash and hit one, do slight turn and hit another, another turn and hit another and it happens so fast that you don;t know what really just happened? You hit all 3, adjusted direction for all 3, your dash not on cd but you really unsure if you did that in some flow state or was it an accident? Or was it some chain mechanic that just does it for you?