Ascending Above All Races With My Devilish Hacker | 12K Damage With Sombra - 25 Kills | I Don’t Feel Sorry For Them
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Hello, gamers of Hive. I hope you all are doing well today.
Today, I will share with you guys a match where I was chilling by myself in my second account where my damage rank in competitive is Plat 3. I was in a random lobby listening about the F2 Freestylers and ended up getting a banger of gameplay with a character I rarely use. It is none other than Sombra, the unethically ethical hacker.
Sombra Is A character best suited to play when you have a whole squad as its play style heavily depends on your team's play style. She can easily vanish from any cramped space and hack away an opponent's ultimate if she feels like it, making her a fearsome adversary. Playing her in an unranked game is almost a crime since the opposition, literally, would not see her coming.
Without further ado, let's begin!
The arena was at Samoa, a map with many hiding spots and winding routes connecting different spots with the center stage. Perfect for Sombra, she could stand in a corner and no one would see her.
We won the first round. I died 3 times but I had mates who did not die the entire game. I had the highest kill in the lobby with the highest damage.
In the second round, we could not even capture it until they were at 99%. I had already died thrice after half-time had passed and could not get any kill.
We lost the second round, I managed to get 3 kills and died a total of 5 times. I was still leading the lobby with the highest kills and damage.
At the end of the third round, I managed to get 8 kills with 1 death. Somehow, my team healer got the highest kill in the lobby, it was a Moira player, not a surprise. And, the opposition damage dealer somehow managed to get a bit more damage than me.
Sadly, I did not get the play of the game title. It was achieved by my teammate, my fellow damage dealer. It was an ultimate move where he eliminated 2 opponents and followed it up with another kill. It was worthy of being the play of the game.
And most importantly, no bad comments were exchanged at the end of the game.
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