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  1. Vulture/SewerRat is such a chill, goofy guy too, you wouldn't expect him to play a chaotic character like Junkrat. I really enjoyed your reactions to some of his shots, I would love to see you reacting to some more of his random, somehow it works, plays, flick shots, & tires.

  2. I think he's throwing the trap constantly at people to force them to go a specific direction. A lot of times he'll throw it slightly off of their trajectory, almost like he's intentionally missing it because he knows they're going to avoid it anyways, to encourage them to keep moving in a particular direction to make his GL shots more likely to land, because he's making them go in the direction he wants them to. There's also just the fact that mid-fight, there's a decent chance someone might miss the trap being thrown in all the chaos of his mines and grenades, and step in it anyways, making the kill more likely.

    He's just trying to keep them moving where he wants them to, and if they try to do otherwise, they have to either stop shooting him to break the trap, or step in it and hope they win the 1v1 afterwards, which they won't.

  3. 13:46 You can notice that he moves his camera during the tire to look at Junkrat. Not sure if it was just part of the tire movement or if he was checking his own HP through the wall…

  4. I know it's not the point of the whole spectate series, but I wish he would've watched an insane game from Vulture, like some games he hit the most nasty shots over and over and over and over again, completely stomping the enemies

  5. One of the best things I’ve learned playing Junkrat is learning player psychology. Unironically, learning how players react to certain things has helped making it super easy to exploit predictable pathing, which makes it even easier to lineup those hard-to-hit shots.

    Like, the fact that Vulture continuously throws traps at Genjis makes them instinctively think that they need to deflect something thrown at them, which just makes it easier for the Junkrat to then blow them up afterwards since they’ve burnt a cooldown. Little stuff like this is why it’s so interesting to see how people play their dedicated heroes.

  6. I’ve always wanted to play junkrat at sewerrats level but then I play and die by myself in a corner after trying to mine jump over a wall, pushing myself away from where I was trying to go, then getting sniped by ashe

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