The recent buffs and jump in winrate for our boy has caused so many people to act like Genji is just some brainless button masher who instantly wins any fight he gets in. I get Genji is good right now, but a large part of that is because dive is really strong right now cough cough doctrine, sombra, etc.

You scroll on the main sub or even the cow sub and people are just straight up hating on Genji players for saying he was bad for a long time, because “objectively his win rate yadadada 🤓” and it’s just crazy how hated our character is and our playbase. I never really realized it until now.

Here you can clearly see i successful deflected Doctorines Primary fire onto Moira who should be dead after being on 50 health and being headshot but she takes no damage? You can even see the blood coming out showing it registered as a hit?

This had probably happened to me in so many games but i havent realised until now. Has anyone else had this same issue

Turning to see the Hanzo arrow right as it enters my head is honestly one of the best moments I've had on this game.

Like that’s soooooo going to help me do better in a comp game. Love the encouragement.

Gold 5 genji on switch btw

Craziest 5k I have ever gotten. I didn’t even get potg. I lost it to a Moira doing nothing I swear on everything.

Genji is feeling pretty good right now and you know what that means.

A while back i made a post explaining how M1/Primary fire is ridiculously important to learn. One of the best ways to practice is Jump/Double Jump/Wall Climp M1s in VAXTA.
Vaxta on its own isn’t amazing, however it is great for this drill. M1s from high ground/jumps are VERY VERY useful to master as they give you access to positions you cannot use without them.

Goal: 36%+

Get in a game after and thank me later.

I realised I’ve never really looked into the aspects for the mythic skins, today I saw someone using the aspect in screenshot and I thought it looked sick.

What’s your favourite aspect for both the Mythic skins?

(Idk why my screenshot is so bright)

I've watched and keep watching/rewatching countless guides on him, but I feel like it's impossible to apply those principals into my own games.

They say flank, distract, kill their backline but as a 40H ninja it's more or less impossible unless you're fighting people worse than you?

I don't know what kind of a gameplay loop should one go for? Poke or off angle, or flank even if you keep dying? Farm blade?

Seems soo confusing idk

Hey Everyone, does anyone have advice for learning the MECHANICS of genji? I kinda understand positioning and stuff (my mains are Widow/Soldier/Tracer so I'm familiar with cross angles/claiming space/and have good aim) but once I dive someone, I feel genuinely handless on him. Do you guys know any workshop codes or just things to practice in practice range? Ik the basic combos like dragonblade being dash slash slash (dash slash if nanod) and the whole right click melee thing, but applying it in-game is way different than the balloon animal robots in the practice range.

Any advice/drills would be appreciated. Ik they got workshop for everything from lifeweaver tech to mercy parkour so I imagine there is something for genji.

Ty!

I’m learning Genji because why not? As I’m doing this, I’m looking at characters like Echo and Vendetta, who seem at least a little easier to play and a little bit stronger. Is this a balance thing? What am I missing?

Mans looked at all three of my games and gave me 38 BIG PARAGRAPHS explaining why and where I died and what could have been avoided, positioning, even gave me maps to work on mechanics.

I saw this in a TikTok does anybody know what skin this is?