While I feel for those who feel they canвЂ™t play other heroes due to a disability: I urge you to look at how you can improve your play, how you can grind your mechanics, pace yourself, adjust to a sensitivity that causes less stress and focus on always improving. The restrictive meta is more of an issue in limiting which heroes I can play than my disability. With 2-2-2 enforced I donвЂ™t see comps like triple dps, quad tank etc anymore and my flex pool is kind of limited when pushed into Overwatch in 2020. The bigger thing that holds me back from playing the heroes I want to play are instead game design in regards to balancing. Hero design doesnвЂ™t limit me too much and thereвЂ™s a lot of good accessibility features in OW and with the right peripherals disability isnвЂ™t so much of an issue. I also really enjoy playing Winston, Zarya, Baptiste, even projectile heroes like Pharah, Junkrat, Genji, Mercy and Ana. Morphine helps but also is a bit of a double edged sword in that doses high enough to make you forget about pain also cloud your judgement. It can be really hard to focus on the game when youвЂ™re in pain and your heart wants to race at 140 bpm+. Due to pain I have issues with adrenaline and fatigue that are much worse than the simple pain or limited mobility IвЂ™ve had to face. I spend a lot of my time not playing Overwatch resting or working on mechanics in Kovaaks etc. I usually sit between 40-55% accuracy on tracking related heroes and thatвЂ™s good enough for me. Although I have difficulty moving any joint in either of my hands without pain IвЂ™ve worked through it and over the years physio and mechanics training have me up to a pretty good standard on good days. My favourite heroes to play in the past that required вЂњaimвЂќ have been Soldier, Tracer, D.VA and Sym 3.0 (?) On the support side mainly loving that I can play Zen and Lucio. Chronic pain and adrenaline issues are my main setbacks.ДҐ years ago I was using a computer with a trackball and footpedal for everything, even gaming. Instead, he strives to represent the inherent goodness of the human spirit, and the capacity of every living thing to do right by their neighbors.I dislocate my joints daily and my hands are a mess due to constant fractures/dislocations over 30 years. Though his powers make him god-like next to his human compatriots, Superman's story is not one of greed or conquest. The last survivor of the doomed planet Krypton, raised in the quiet heartland of Smallville, Kansas, Superman is as much a legend as he is a man: the gold standard of heroism, compassion and responsibility. The tip of the spear in a revolution that would change the landscape of pop culture, Superman has spent the last eighty years redefining what it means to stand for truth, justice and the American way. He is the world's first Super Hero and a guiding light to all. The Man of Steel is the ultimate symbol of truth, justice, and hope.

Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotiveвЂ¦ The Man of Steel fights a never-ending battle for truth, justice, and the American way.ДЇrom his blue uniform to his flowing red cape to the 'S' shield on his chest, Superman is one of the most immediately recognizable and beloved DC Super Heroes of all time.

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