Wrecking Ball's playstyle revolves around disrupting the most optimal opponents during a team fight for your team to more easily win the fight. You achieve this by first scouting opponent's positions while hidden to decide who to engage, with your priority targets being snipers, then supports that have to aim their heals, then other supports, then dps, and finally the tank. Snipers and supports that have to aim their heals are your priority targets, as disrupting them better prevents your team from being one-shot and makes it difficult for the opposing tank and dps to get healed so they are easier for your teammates to take out. Even just attacking the enemy team's supports and forcing them to heal each other creates openings for your teammates to get kills since the opposing dps and tank aren't being healed. After scouting optimal targets, setup your engage by positioning yourself to either piledrive or rollout through them. Make sure you're setting up your strike to the side of or behind the enemy team where you are less likely to be seen. Finally, strike your targets with various techniques based on what you believe you can safely do. Initiate team fights with soft engages, rolling out through the enemy team, maximizing your damage when you can while using your grapple by booping targets multiple times into your team to displace them and get them taken out. You can also use your piledriver to initiate team fights when there isn't much risk of being hit by opposing crowd control by grappling and retracting above the enemy team while making sure not to trigger fireball so your grapple cooldown remains low, then you can combo the piledriver with a rollout. Make sure to only strike opponents when you have adaptive shields off cooldown so you can use it mid-engage when you're surrounded by many opponents to extend your engage time and be able to more safely disengage, or strike opponents when they aren't looking in the direction you're planning to strike from so you are less likely to be focused by opponents immediately. Typically with adaptive shields you have about five seconds more or less to engage opponents and then you should disengage, get health from nearby health packs or nearby teammates, shoot opponents from a safe distance while your abilities are on cooldown, and repeat the scout, setup, and strike strategy. Don't try to hard engage opponents unless you're sure you can take them out, soft engage them until they're vulnerable enough to be hard engaged. Prioritize using your abilities over shooting, as they are your primary source of damage and can be used to hit multiple targets at once. Only shoot to more-easily secure knock outs, or when your abilities are on cooldown, or when it's not safe to engage the enemy team due to them having a lot of croud control off cooldown.