I tried to experiment with it, because I soloq all the time and there is no communication between teammates when playing with ransoms I found it unnecessary.
There is to much happening on the screen anyway, and I noticed it helped me improve tracking targets more effectively.
Anybody else playing like this? What are your benefits what you noticed?
@Renegade_Prime86
I tried taking the numbers off this season (but, I still have the "X" and Shield indicator on) and it works pretty well.
Basically, as long as I know what shield they're running and can hear if it cracks, I'm good.
Why I turned it off was partly just out of sheer curiosity of how it would feel, partly because of the same reason you said about not being able to communicate with teammates much because I solo q a lot, and I wanted to see if it would clear up the screen a little bit (and it does).
Honestly, it's pretty nice for me, it cleans it all up pretty well.
But, honestly, im a bit of an experimentalist and an oddball, when it comes to this stuff. I mean, Hell, there was a point where I played OverWatch without a visible reticle (now, that, was pretty interesting. Lol)
@Renegade_Prime86
Makes more sense to turn off X hit marker.
Having X over moving targets is harder to track as visual distraction. Just need damage numbers as that already indicate impacts.
@rockyboy1998
But showing damage number already means you've hit them, so don't need the X hit marker? Also I hear audio feedback if bodyshield hit or meat hit
The x covers target when moving, so would be easier to track without it.
