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I had a hawkeye going 2-16, i mean how can you be bad at using Hawkeye.
For Bad DPS I tell them to dive, with ironfist or something. It usually works in our favor as they stay alive long enough and grab attention.
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."
Or.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Have gotten some dumb comments about me beeing bad in the very first game I played.
And yes I used practice vs. AI to somewhat understand the hero I played.
Yeah, they actually did a poll in the overwatch forums. The overwhelming number of users in the forum are tank and supports. Not exactly representative of the DPS population in the game itself.
Anyway, if you see a bad DPS on your team, it's over. Best way to deal with it without pissingoff everyone is to simply play as a healbot (just stay in the back and heal, no aggro plays, no dueling, no point capture, do not evade if you get dived). That by itself is not a enough to sustain a team and it'll end faster.
Or, you can piss off your team and it'll sometimes get them to actually swap. Tell them the game's over and not to cap the point. They'll either go cap the point anyway and die, in which case, you can laugh at him, or they'll swap to something actually useful to prove you wrong.
What i see is people switching heroes during match and then start to try out the moves the first time. And funny enough they only watch the animation and have 0 idea what the skill actually does because there is no description during game.
To me this is borderline antisocial behavior to ruin the game for others instead of using the training options the game provides.