Positioning With Ana is Easier Than You Think

this is soo interesting. first time picking up ana, i straight up play in the front with my team. although it isnt too bad being aggressive. this play opens up new ideas for me.

do you have 7 kids?

if you're within 20m of the point/payload/robot/whatever tfff, as Ana. SWAP. PLEASE

meanwhile in bronze, always a flanker behind u appears and u had to solo fight with it. cause as in bronze no one f about the team support behind xD

ive been playing a lot of overwatch in the past year, and of course im playing a lot of ana! ive kept these tips in the back of my mind whenever i play and i just reached diamond FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER this season! thank you for the guide ^_^, its helped so much!!!!!

great vid very helpful!

great video, i havent played overwatch in YEARS, or any competitive fps games for that matter, i used to be an ana main and because of a friend, i got back into overwatch and needed a refresher as i got a job and cant simply play 10 hours straight like i used to, and i loved ana, she was how i fell in love with this game when she first came out

i love all the nintendo bgm music you used really chill video :)

Here I am after 2 years of not playing, trying to get back to my ana mindset ... Sylsii we need ur wisdom :3

What support hero would u recommend an Ana one trick to learn to cover all the bases

if you ever post to yt again im here for it

I really like that you keep in your mistakes and explain them. Even really good players are gonna mess up sometimes! We learn through error :)

omg i love u for this!!! i have been struggling sooo much with positioning in general, this vid is so helpful TY

This is super helpful! i've been playing Ana for years and mostly been learning learning team dynamics and positioning through trial and error as i play, but this video helped me visualise where i need to be and what i need to think about in game as the situation changes. Seeing you play and run through where you made both good plays and mistakes and explaining them was really insightful too. Thanks for the guide!

Finally a GOOD ana positioning guide

W video

i subbed, but now i eagerly await brig position tutorial

Me when people say ana is a boring character:
But nah incredible advice, and great to see another person who likes both overwatch and splatoon. Those are kinda mutually exclusive from what ive seen.

As a new player who just got into Overwatch 2, this is a really helpful guide. I am in love with the Ana support hero, and I wanted to work more on my positioning and general game sense with her. Thank you

Gonna send this to my duo😂

I'm so dissapointed you don't have more guides! This one was awesome!!!!

nice guide! by the way, your voice gives you away

Great! I was scared i do that wrong!
Thanks for this i'll try to perfect it.

great video.

After ages of not playing comp, and trying my hand at all three roles, I decided I'd try to rank up Support. I'm good with most of the roster, the ones I've played the least being Zen, Ana, Illari, and Kiriko. This really helps, as I've been scared to try ana tbh LOL.

I actually play ana like a hip shooter instead of using the scope and i also push with my tank and biotic him or the enemy tank if i can this makes using the sleep dart also more reliable because the enemy is closer

Please do general positioning videos for all maps and all length of map on hibrid/payload/push maps :)

Good video

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Nice video! What’s your settings for the crosshairs? Looks very nice!

fr it is working ,after while of think of save positions as a mercy player i become really good at it i would win with zero deaths and enemy team can't kill me no matter how they tried , huge tip ty for this vid <3

Can u make a vid on ur ana settings? :)

So good. Thank you

2:15 so rude to the echo 😢

you cap your frames at 60?

unironically, mercy parkour is super helpful for learning maps just cause you get to do something to solidify that knowledge as well as find spots you might have missed. i only found out while doing that how to even get to the upper highground on the last checkpoint at circuit royale through that!

Please come back to content creation. Your videos are nicely edited and your voice is beautiful! Me and many others will be here waiting for you <3

I have to say I really enjoyed watching this guide. It wasn’t super long and it was very simple to understand plus you had a really funny SpongeBob reference which made sense too. At the end you mentioned to focus on the improvement rather than the silly little rank icon It’s very factual overall I learned thanks to you.

I’m a practicing Ana main and one thing I struggle with is flanking DPS. Like Reaper is a prime example, when an enemy has gone past my team to me and the other support, or sometimes just me, I panic and miss all my shots on them and end up dying cause I’m at a complete loss of what to do against them, especially if my team is unaware of their flanking DPS or Moria.

Excellent Video. I learned something even though I've been playing Ana for hundreds of hours.

this video’s helped me immensely in my games as ana in the past few weeks fwiw. i like that you define good positioning in a way that’s clear-cut but flexible, and i also like your mindset of thinking creatively AND pointing out times in your own gameplay where you were or weren’t able to do that.

What a nice guide. =)