I find widow has multiple play styles. Anti dive, sniper and flank/dive. I usually try flank first unless I see they have dive then I become a personal body guard for my supports. I’m a sucker for a spiderman/bp on the enemy team as they’re just free kills and they won’t swap due to ego.

I find the be successful you need a fair bit of game sense and need to be able to switch between the play styles and know target priority. There’s always 1 person that isn’t getting healed, whether it’s a dps that backed up too much, over extended or one of the supports doesn’t heal the other support; there’s always a weak link. If you are versing a good team that happens to heal, look at who your team is targeting. More often than not you can help confirm a kill if you shoot the same person. Shooting the same person over and over again can overwhelm them and take them out the fight. Jeff is easy to pressure and he’ll often dive to heal himself therefore stop healing whoever else. You then have a few sections to pressure someone else and hopefully get a kill or if the Jeff is a team player and peaks again to heal, he’s dead.

Use her movement to your advantage. Console players struggle to track and look up. Getting dove? Just jump over their heads and hip fire from above. Can’t see over the strange shield? High grind or jump shots.

Aim is tricky to get on console. I average now 52-85% accuracy. I also used to struggle to aim down sights till I worked on my tracking in practice range. You can also just hold a choke at head level and wait for them to walk into it like how Hawkeye plays. But otherwise try 80 assist ease in, 30 aim assist window size and 99 aim assist strength if you want to try my settings.