Really understanding how a Highguard match unfolds is more crucial than any tutorial or explanation. Each match, from the initial buying phase to the final Core detonation, follows a predictable pattern of building up, increasing intensity, and then focusing on key objectives. Once you grasp this pattern, the flow of the match becomes much clearer, even if it still takes practice to play perfectly.
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Okay, so I’ve been playing a lot of Highguard, and I wanted to break down all the heroes for you. I’m ranking them based on how well they can adapt to different situations throughout a match – basically, how useful they are overall. For each hero, I’ll quickly cover what they’re good at, where they struggle, and when you’ll really want to pick them. This isn’t about making a strict ‘best to worst’ list, but it will give you a good idea of who’s strong as you’re learning the game and help you pick the right hero for the job.
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