This is another post covering the healthpack locations and tips on which are useful to hack. The previous post is HERE.

I’ve included all healthpack locations available on the map, but only marked the ones I find useful. The neon-yellow ones are the most important ones that you and your team can use or are necessary to deny heals for the enemy team. The pink ones are good to hack for yourself. The orange ones are optional and depend on your personal playstyle or situations. Maps like this are mirrored in their architecture and healthpack placement. The healthpack usage is the same, no matter which spawn you’re attacking from, so I won’t specify which side you are on this time.

Lijang Tower Garden is the second Lijang Tower map featured here. Again, the objective is very walled off in a semi-open tower that is also partially surrounded by a pit, making it less easy to barge in and take control. The design actually forces you not to walk straight up to it or being able to control it coming from spawn, but you’re forced to partially walk to the sides to either enter the objective from the top or the bottom (except for the small side windows you can fly and translocate through). The map pretty amazing for environmental kills because of that pit as well as the bridges and the bottom part of the map bordering on the abyss. There is also a high amount of healthpacks on this map, so there are many options for Sombra to support her team through her hacked healthpacks.

The neon yellow healthpacks are both left and right of the objective and really important. For each team, this is the healthpack they use lots of times. When a team is kept on the bridge or behind that by the other team, it’s a pretty important one. When a player is hurt from fighting on the objective or in front of it and not getting enough healing, they mostly retreat to this one on their side; it’s pretty common to retreat in the direction of spawn, obviously. This is why these two are so important; they’re supporting your team, and taking away an important source of health from the enemies. It really pays off to hack both, at least the one on your teams side.

The pink ones are perfect to use for yourself. All three of them are in a building, which means they’re walled off and pretty safe so enemies are less likely to see you translocating and healing there. The bottom middle one is great because it is near the objective without much obstacles, so you can quickly reengage in the fight. The other pink one on your team’s side is a good alternative if the middle bottom one is too unsafe, has been found out, or if you want to mix things up so enemies don’t learn your loop path. The pink one on the enemy’s side is advanced territory, if you feel confident enough to also sneak around in enemy territory and attack them from behind, especially when the enemy is attacking the objective from the top building above the objective with the orange small healthpack.

Coming to the optional ones, that small orange healthpack is good for the rare situations where the enemy team is aggressively attacking from that top building and being too strong, healing up on the small healthpacks there, or if your team is in that situation and needs a bit more healing opportunities to really get on the objective. The other two orange healthpacks are both two big ones near each of the spawns. Those are only necessary for the situation where you’ve been pushed that far back by the enemy team and you want to support your healer and team, especially so your team mates don’t have to walk back into the spawn room for enough healing (when the healer is dead, for example); or if you’ve done that to the enemy team, and you want to make it even harder for them.

This is the continuation of covering the healthpack locations in all kinds of maps, first the Ilios maps. For a good introduction to this, you can read the previous post HERE. I’ve included all healthpack locations available on the map, but usually only marked the ones I find useful. The neon-yellow ones are the most important ones that you and your team can use or are necessary to deny heals for the enemy team. The pink ones are good to hack for yourself. The orange ones are optional and depend on your personal playstyle or situations. 

This one is the Ilios Ruins map, a slightly bigger one than the previous Lighthouse map. [Maps like this are mirrored in their architecture and healthpack placement, and this healthpack usage is the same no matter which spawn you’re attacking from, so I won’t specify which side you are on. This might become necessary for other maps though.]

This map only has big healthpacks, which is a big advantage for Sombra. This results in more heals gained for your team, or denied from the enemy team.

With hacking the top neon yellow ones, you gain heals for your team on your side, while denying the enemy team the nearest healthpack they have when they retreat a little off the objective. They’d have to drop back further or walk to the opposite side to use a healthpack, which keeps them off of the objective longer and also gives you and possible other teammates like Tracer or Genji longer time to follow up on them and kill them. The bottom neon yellow one right in the middle is a pivotal one to hack, since it’s the first healthpack most of the people on the objective go for. This will give you a lot of ult charge and taking this healing opportunity away from the enemy team, especially heroes like their Tracer, is giving you an immense advantage. If you don’t hack the other neon yellow ones, at least hack this one. But having those 2-3 around the objective, your team is able to share at least 2 healthpacks while the enemy team has to walk further for their heals or rely more on their healer. Making them rely on their healer(s) that much also makes it more devastating when you kill those. The pink ones are best used for yourself because they’re less used by teammates and therefore usually available for when you need them, theyre sheltered in a room meaning people can’t directly openly shoot there or see you there if you translocate back to it (except if they’re waiting for you there of course) and not directly next to the objective which gives you a little breather. People usually don’t bother looking here for you at all. You rarely have to hack both of them, since you have to think about the neon yellow ones as well; but alternating between them also helps not becoming too predicatable. Usually only hack one of them, depending on the enemy team and the status of the objective. Most of the time, the better one is on the enemy side, so you have a retreat when you harass them from behind that isn’t too far away. The orange ones I use for specific situations, for example to give my team another option to heal when the enemy team is particularly strong, holding the objective, and slowly creeping forward towards our spawn. The orange one at the enemy’s spawn is good when your team is holding the objective and made some important kills, and you hack that healthpack, throw up your translocator to get on top, and wait. It’s hard to see in the map above, but that building is actually half covered: 

Hacking the healthpack there for heals and then waiting on the roof for people to respawn and walking below you is giving you an opportunity to heal in case you need it, while harassing respawning people from a safe( r) spot. They can’t heal (except if they can self heal), and you’re distracting them from joining back the team fight. Not only can you kill some opponents here again before they even reached the objective; depending on the enemies and your SR, you can hold up to ~3 people distracted here which means 3 people less fighting on the objective. Upper skill rating people usually know the importance of the objective and move on, but lower skill rating players and in Quick Play, people are really doing anything to get a Sombra kill. With the hacked healthpack and the height advantage on your side, even 3 enemies will have trouble taking you down. Definitely use this strategy after achieving a (enemy) team kill or if a big part of the enemy team was killed. I think this is one of the best ways to stop a respawned Mercy early before she makes it to the objective to rez, and get your team some additional objective percentage and time. Stalling people at this spot also gives your team the opportunity to come closer to the enemy spawn if they wish.

Hacking all of these and keeping them hacked takes a lot of time and can’t always be done each match, especially when you’re also hacking and shooting at enemies. I personally usually hack the neon yellow one on our side, the one in the bottom middle, and then one of the pink ones for myself. I do the third neon yellow one on the enemy side whenever I can, but don’t prioritize it. Of course it’s best to not let healthpacks run out or at least limit it to a short amount of unhacked time, but don’t feel too bad about it if you’re really hacking a lot of them on this map. The only one that I would never let run out is the bottom middle neon yellow one underneath the objective, for aforementioned reasons.

Sombra’s ult is one of the fastest charging ones in the game. But you shouldn’t rely on that alone; try to get as many EMP’s charged as possible in a match. You can do this by

getting in lots of damage on tanks (especially Roadhog, Orisa, D.Va)

hacking big healthpacks for your team to use, and have your team use them as often as possible (especially if your team only has 1 healer, or the healer is dead or preoccupied; your hacked healthpacks are also important for heroes like Genji and Tracer)

hacking a healthpack for yourself, putting the translocator on it, going into the teamfight, and translocating back to heal yourself. That way, enemies basically give you nice ult charge with the damage they’re doing without killing you. [Similarly, playing against a Sombra: You’re only feeding her ult when you just damage, not kill her.]

That way, sometimes you can have your ult even just 20 seconds after spawn, depending on which heroes the enemy team has, how your team gets damaged, and your own skill. [Developing EMP fast is especially important if you’re playing against another Sombra. You want to have EMP available faster than her, and ult before she does. If you see a Sombra moving in on a teamfight, prepare to EMP before she can. Also hack her frequently to see if she has ult yet.]

Other important points to remember:

Know Sombra’s important number: 15m. It’s her hacking and EMP range, you should familiarize yourself with it to know how you need to position yourself to reach targets in a radius of 15m to yourself.

Try to EMP as many heroes as possible, obviously, but especially look to include heroes that can res, shield or heal in any way. EMP’s feel wasted when the heroes with shields move in to shield the hacked targets, or you annihilate targets only for them to be rezzed. Also try to include Torbjörn’s turret and any sentries in the range.

If you reach the Mercy with your EMP, focus her. The ult isn’t blocked for too long and she could still rez one hero or Valkyrie afterwards to rez two heroes. Either kill her, or keep her continously hacked.

EMP needs line of sight to affect a target. Think about that before you position yourself to use it. It’s best to EMP while jumping down from above (or using your translocator to get up in the air above the fight, but then your means to escape is on cooldown for 4 seconds) while you’re in the air above everyone. This way, your EMP isn’t blocked by things like the payload.

EMP is best to use when a teamfight/a good push is already going. Your teammates need to be there and ready to act. Let them know you’re about to EMP or time it with one of their ults, for example Zarya’s Graviton Surge. If an enemy is using an ult that is interrupted by your hacks/EMP, you can ult too (Ex: Sombra’s EMP negates Lucios ult shield, so when he uses it, you can use your EMP in return).

Don’t EMP when none/not enough of your teammates are there, and I also recommend at least one of the teammates who are there need to have their ult ready as well (you can see that when pulling up the stats page, the blue icon underneath their name). Don’t EMP as an emergency reaction to almost getting killed, and don’t EMP just to hack nearby healthpacks - that’s just a nice side effect.

Every hero in Overwatch has personalized settings. If you go to the Game Settings > Controls, you can select a hero at the top. The settings you take there only apply for that hero then, which can be useful. For some heroes, you maybe want a lower or higher mouse sensitivity, and some heroes also have special settings - like enabling Lucio’s backwards wallride.

Now sometimes, selecting specific targets to hack can be frustrating when they’re all next to eachother or there’s a healthpack nearby. You want to hack the Roadhog, but Lucio jumps inbetween and is hacked/selected; or you accidently hack the healthpack nearby, or at least the automatic hack selection automatically jumps to the healthpack instead of the enemy. That’s what the hack sensitivity setting is for! This allows players to adjust the targeting sensitivity on Sombra’s Hack ability. When you place your cursor over health packs and enemies, the radius in which that auto target activates can be adjusted. So in big clusters of enemies you can have an easier time selecting the target you actually want to hit if you set it to a lower amount, which means the lower the sensitivity the more accurately you have to aim at the target you intend to hit.

You can see if special settings are enabled when this shows up in the settings hero select:

and to restore that setting specifically to its default, you don’t need to click “Restore Defaults” at the bottom (this would default all settings!), but you can click “Delete Override” right next to the hero select

This is how the hack sensitivity looks like:

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1. you start with a circle. I’m sure you’ve seen something like this before: 

That way, the head has enough space for the eyes and other features. 

2. Placing the ears helps to draw the jaw and the chin. The ears start at the top of the eyes, and end at the bottom of the nose. The nose differs in length depending on what kind of character you’re drawing, but this is usually how I place my noses: 

3. The chin intersects just a little bit under the lips. make sure u have like, space for the chin. here’s how i usually do it: 

4. For the chin, Try to make sure it’s not pointy like dorito face XD : 

Examples: 

5. And uhh…well. Add the rest of the details. ^^; 

Keep in mind, it’s okay to go off your sketch a little bit or even a whole lot if you notice mistakes and adjustments you can make that will make the drawing look more pleasing to the eye. Is this drawing of mine perfect? No, not really. Is it anatomically realistic? HELL NAWWWW son. 

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Hey! Sorry for the late reply, I haven’t really had time to do the tutorial for you! But, I did one today. It’s kinda messy and not 100% anatomically perfect (I do several flaws myself) but I think I made some good points!

Arms:

Arms cannot be done without shoulders, so that’s why I will include them here. To know how one body part works, you need to understand the other parts too. I suggest drawing a stick figure, as shown above. Do it with shoulders and everything - don’t care about anatomy. Really, don’t - go mad! You can figure out how to deal with the anatomy AFTER you have figured how to draw the body freely.

I imagine most body parts to be shaped as tear drops, as shown above; especially the arms and legs. Draw them above the stick figure - don’t be afraid to overlap the teardrops. In fact, I suggest it! The best way to understand anatomy is to think of it as shapes and doll-parts.

After you’ve figured that out, do several, VERY tiny, small doodles like these. Go crazy - don’t bother with anatomy just yet. Do them also very quickly and so small you can’t think of the details. Just keep doing this until you sorta understand how arms work. 

Here is a doodle of a “real” arm, and as you can see, how it’s shaped it resembles the teardrops above. A general rule is to constantly draw the body in curves - male AND female. NEVER draw a single line straight.

I mentioned before I thought it was important to include shoulders/other body parts to understand another. This is why. The body basically has a “flow” when you move. The red lines clearly shows the flow. This is also how you can create a dynamic pose: think of the flow. The muscles are formed that way to be able to function. Which reminds me, buy some good anatomy books. And I’m talking about more or less MEDICAL anatomy books - you think you won’t need it - but trust me, it’s more useful than you can imagine. I do NOT suggest buying “stylistic” anatomy books, like Christopher Hart (ugh NO), for example, as these can mislead you. Medical anatomy books CANNOT because they MUST be right.

And for the last part, here’s some “do’s” and “don’ts”. It’s important to remember the muscles between the neck and shoulders. Many, especially when drawing females, forget this. It’s true the most visible it is - the more muscular you will look. But even the most petite people have these. Your neck literally would not function if you didn’t have these supporters. Then, the arms below is just to show why it’s important to draw the body with curves. Many have probably heard “straight lines for males” which is a complete lie. They will look stiff and unnatural. Curves can both empathize muscles AND fat. Heck, even your bones aren’t straight.

Legs:

Legs certainly are the hardest. There’s a good reason for this; because they’re one of our most strongest muscles, and they are more or less dominating when it comes to poses (together with the spine). However, just like with the arms, draw a stick figure. I won’t suggest drawing them completely straight, as you can see here, as it will add weight. Do teardrops shapes. As for the hips - think of them as panties or briefs. This is not a MUST; but it will help; I think!

And just like the arms, do small doodles. Don’t be serious, play around until you get the idea.

As you can see, these legs easily can be turned into teardrops even when they’re detailed like this.

Now, what makes legs/hips interesting is that the way fat gathers there. Although not a must, seeing as we’re all different, females tend to get more fat there than men. Usually, however, it’s not at the SIDE of the hips, but at the thighs, calves and the “love handles”. (Excuse my english, aaah…) Women also tend to have bigger hips, but again, it’s not a must. It’s not uncommon to have small hips, either; or big hips for men, etc.

Of course, the legs too follow the “flow”!

Something worth noting is the “Standing point” The standing point is basically a straight line, and the further away you are from the line; the more unbalanced you are. To create a dynamic pose you should avoid that line as much as possible. However, if you want to look balanced/realistic, have the one leg stand there for support. The leg to the left is balanced, as you can see one of the legs is taking all the weight; with other words, it’s the support leg-making it balanced. The legs to the right, however, are likely to fall over if she keeps standing like that! edit: <- that explanation was horrible. Hope you still get it.

Now for some more do’s and don’ts. I already mentioned the barbie legs, invisible heels and micro-mini crotch in my previous tutorial, but these two are different. I see this mistake a lot; when you sit down, your thighs will become wider because you’re pressing all the fat to the sides. Now, this also depends on how you’re positioning your legs. How much it widens depends on how much fat you have in the first place; but it will always be there.

And then there’s this awkward “thigh gap”. Before I get any haters telling me how I “thin shame”, please, take a seat and read this. Good? Good. How much space you actually have between your thighs depends fully on how you’re standing, bending, angle, body type and everything else. However, the one to the left? Not likely.

Hands:

- Okay, I’m getting really lazy now; so I’ll be quick. Draw a rectangle. Sorta like this; it doesn’t have to be exactly like this - since hands can be shaped VERY differently. Just compare to your friends.

- Draw a little triangle attached to it.

- Now, the fingers! How long they should be and etc doesn’t really matter either. But if you’re unsure, draw them as tear drops, too.

- Now, flesh out the fingers! Starting to look like a hand, sort of.

- Then draw the details and fix things you didn’t like. I really don’t like the way this is drawn but I’m just tired right now.

Just like the legs/arms, practice by doing that simple figure really quickly.

Feet:

Okay, I’m getting really lazy. Plus, feet are SUPER HARD- I’m just going to say this: think of them as triangles. Overlap them; think of it as 3D!

Practice practice practice! And medical anatomy books. And photo references. And real-life references!

Hope this helped! \o/ As I said, I’m nowhere near perfect but, ahh, I tried.

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