Friends, do you know how to play Lucio in Overwatch 2? Today I will explain the tutorial guide of Lucio in Overwatch 2. If you are interested, come and take a look with me. I hope it can help you.

Lucio is the simplest support position in Overwatch. Even after the Overwatch 2 lineup was overhauled, there were not many modifications. Let’s take a look at DJ’s positioning and gameplay in Overwatch 2.

Lucio gameplay sharing

Players in the Chinese server probably rarely come into contact with DJs, and their gameplay is biased toward novices or ancient versions of DJs. I can share some of my opinions here, or you can also watch the videos of foreign server bloggers (Lucio from the foreign server) Indeed average is better)

First, take a look at the scoreboard. What is the ratio of your DJ's healing aura and acceleration aura? If it is not 6 to 4, or even lower, then your DJ's thinking may not have changed yet.

Acceleration is needed for attacking and retreating, while healing is needed for fighting and post-battle recovery. This is very similar to Angel's yellow and blue lines, but DJ is a halo gain, so unlike Angel who only gives resources to one person, DJ needs to consider a lot. Which units need which resources more? DJ needs more overall view.

This takes a long time to practice, and everyone has a different understanding of what resources the DJ should give when. In short, DJ's acceleration halo ratio should be above 0.4 (if it is a pure yellow circle, Angel is more suitable for you)

Passive skills require players to practice, which is the watershed that distinguishes old DJs from new DJs. Try to hang on the wall for as long as possible, and use your own mobility to provide resources to the team. You should stick to the wall more often on the ground. Wall jumping can provide you with explosive movement speed, and it can be superimposed.

Passivity is also the standard for becoming a dog assistant. You can cut back, remove fire, observe information (the middle button is very useful), and become a dog at the right time, which can give you many output opportunities.

DJ is very ineffective in level 1, but in level 2, the benefits brought by appropriate acceleration are very high. I think the scoreboard also has a lot to do with it, but I don’t know.

The basic introduction is probably here, but the release of e-skills is the core of DJ. There is a lot of content, and many people understand it differently, so I won’t go into nonsense.