Good for repositioning himself to where fights are going to be, offering a unique advantage against enemy roamers. His versatility and supporting enemies who heavily rely on mana are what make him a great pick. Malfurion is an outstanding healer who does great at picking off and zoning enemy heroes. The only problem for Lucio is his low health pool and early game presence. He excels at mitigating AOE damage and late-game healing. Lucio is a very mobile healer which gives teammates movement buffs, his mobility is what makes him a great pick since positioning is not a big problem. While receiving no buffs and no nerfs he’s still one of the better picks in the game. Uther has always been a great flexible pick in various roles. He still stays very viable but needs a bit more game knowledge and safe play to be as good as he was. The latest nerf on Brightwings heal and health put him down a tier. Position well and she can comfortably be a top-tier hero. While Valla’s Hungering Arrow and Multishot builds got nerfed this patch, her auto-attack builds received some nice buffs which still make her a viable pick. These heroes make up most of the recent meta, so a lot of players will be decent in utilizing their skills. Heroes in the A-tier are good all-rounders that pair well with others in other tiers.
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Stukov even before this patch was a great pick for a healer, his W got nerfed but now he gains more damage and heals which still lets him comfortably stay in the highest tier. Maiev got a huge buff on this patch which easily takes her to S tier, she received an additional charge to Vault, more damage overall, and a silence which are making her a very strong pick. He has a bit lower health pool than other tanks but manages to compensate for that with great damage. This aggressive Tank still manages to disrupt the enemy team with ease and stay in the top tier.
Paired up with Assassins, Diablo becomes a great peel option and manages well with his self-sustain, damage, and enemy displacement which makes picking off very easy with almost no drawbacks. His only drawback has been the positioning factor since he is very vulnerable to crowd control. Tychus is good for chipping away at opponents’ huge health pools and clearing waves of enemies.
You have to be mindful of your positioning when playing Junkrat. He is one of those heroes that’s always a top tier if played right.ĭiving and crowd control are what stops him from demolishing everyone since he is so squishy. Being able to deal damage to multiple heroes at once is a great bonus for this hero. Scaling into the late game, clearing waves, zoning, and long-range, Junkrat has it all. Burst damage is what becomes a real problem for Mephisto, play around that and you have yourself a great meta pick.Ī great pick for a bruiser, able to sustain himself with Essence Collection and dominate enemies with huge single-target damage and crowd control. Overall a great pick for following up on your teammates and clearing the wave. Mephisto excels at team play and securing kills. They have great stats, along with extremely useful skills that always give their team the advantage in fights. These heroes are almost certainly picked first thanks to their ability to dictate the flow of the game. They are also usually squishier (easier to kill) than their melee counterparts. Ranged Assassin – The same as Melee Assassin, but they attack from long range. Melee Assassin – These are pure attackers that deal massive damage to opponents in close range. Healer – Heroes that focus on healing allies and mitigating the damage dealt to the party. Conversely, they can also impede opponents’ advances through de-buffs and other status-changing abilities.
Support – Heroes that provide buffs and utility skills to other allies. In turn, they have good damage potential, which makes them a hybrid balance of offense and defense. They usually last longer than others in clashes/team fights.īruiser – Not as defense-oriented as tanks. Tank – Heroes that protect their team from incoming attacks. Each hero in HOTS is assigned a role out of the six enumerated here: As such, each hero is ranked depending on these factors. Team synergy, positioning and coordination are the building blocks to winning in the game.
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