Torbjörn: Likewise, Genji's Deflect can make short work of Torbjorn's turrets. Deflect can then redirect that fire back at Bastion for a quick kill. Which Characters Genji Works Well Againstīastion: Shuriken can hurt Bastion from far away and bait them into using Sentry turret fire. The trick with Genji is the learn to switch between distances at will depending on how you're up against and how much life they have left. Trying to play him like any other hero will just get you killed. Players do need to get use to fight more at melee range and using their melee attacks. In 1v1 fights, Genji is most likely the king. His high movement is mostly now cooldown based, Swift Strike can be used to ambush enemies or escape for combat, and Shuriken and Deflect means he's not completely dead at medium to long ranges. Genji is a flank attacker like Tracer and Reaper, but in the right hands, he ends up being more versatile than either. Each sword slash does a great deal of damage, so it's a great move for cleaning out a cluster of opponents. You can't throw Shuriken, as your primary fire slashes with the sword instead. Genji pulls his Dragonblade out of its sheath, becoming a pure melee character for 8 seconds. Killing an opponent resets the cooldown on Swift Strike. The Shuriken weaken the target, Swift Strike closes the gap, and the melee attack hurts. Swift Strike followed by a melee attack is your primary form of attack as Genji. That means you can use it to crossover certain barriers or get behind the enemy team. It move forward in whatever direction you're facing, even up or down. You can use this just as an attack, but it's also a rather good movement tool. Genji dashes forward and slices with his katana. Deflect does not work on certain channeled weapons, including the primaries of Mei, Winston, Zarya, and Winston. If you're using Deflect, get use to keeping your crosshairs focused on an enemy. For two seconds, most attacks are redirected elsewhere. This is Genji's bread-and-butter move, deflect incoming projectiles in the direction of Genji's crosshair. Use this to get height before jumping over a wall or barrier. The wall climb is vertical only, not horizontal like Lucio's wall run: just aim towards a wall and Genji will run up it. Genji can climb walls and do a double jump in mid-air. This is not technically a move for Genji, it's actually his passive, but it's worth exploring. Don't use these like other heroes primary weapons it's not a gun, it's mostly used to soften up opponents for your bigger attacks. Primary fire is for medium to long range, while secondary is for close up attacks. These are low-damage, high precision weapons and Genji can throw three at a time, either in quick succession or all at once in a fan spread with his secondary fire. Genji has one of the smallest clip sizes with his Shuriken. If you'd like help on any more characters, head over to our Overwatch guides walkthrough hub. Genji might be the only cyber ninja in Overwatch, but there are plenty more heroes to learn and master throughout the game. A number of players will pick him because he's a cool cyber ninja, but the learning curve on this hero is high. Genji is a high-damage, high-mobility character in the right hands, but he's a hard character to master.
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