How to master Kiriko in Overwatch 2?
After Overwatch established the hero shooter genre, Blizzard Entertainment followed up with Overwatch 2. Early reactions to the sequel were mostly positive, with praise for its gameplay mechanics and criticism directed at the publisher for perceived over-monetization.
However, one aspect remains consistent across entries: there are some interesting characters. Kiriko is one of the coolest new additions to the Overwatch roster.
Kiriko, a Japanese ninja with a kitsune spirit, is adept at looking after her team members while inflicting severe pain on enemies. Given her status as a new Support hero, both new and returning players may struggle to identify Kiriko's strengths and weaknesses in the early stages of the game.
However, with some practice, Kiriko can become one of the most powerful and entertaining heroes in Overwatch 2.
If one has played other Overwatch supports, they will notice a number of skills that will help them succeed as Kiriko. In terms of aiming, her Kunai are similar to Zenyatta's primary fire, but with an emphasis on hitting headshots.
Protection Suzu, like Baptiste's Immortality Field, is frequently used to protect teammates from large bursts of damage. Swift Step can also imitate Moira's Fade, though Kiriko must face her teammates to activate it.
While attacking with Kunai can be a fun and challenging experience, keep in mind that Kiriko's role is that of a Support Hero. She's a healer first and foremost. This is exemplified by her primary ability, the Healing Ofuda, a collection of talisman cards that, when cast on a teammate, restores HP.
When locked on, they have a range of 35 meters. They are, however, slow to reach teammates, take some time to heal, and have a long cooldown period. As a result, it's
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