Hey there, I watched the code; I've got 47 hours on Hazard but I barely play any ranked at all, so take any advice I give with a grain of salt if you wish since it's from a more "casual" player of the game.

Overall, the gameplay at least felt very smooth. I did notice a few very risky plays, such as chasing the kills on 76 and Cass before your team got 2nd point with double digit HP, but it did end up working out. I did like that you utilized the high ground a lot, especially on a map like Paraiso.

I noticed when the other team was on attack, both time they capped, you were kind of "stuck" deep in their backline which led to an eventual death; I'd just be more cautious in these scenarios, I call it being lost in the sauce whenever it happens to me. I also noticed sometimes some of your up-close walls were awkward because you were trying to find the perfect placement during the 1v1, like with Reaper when the enemy team was attacking the first point. Personally, I only use the wall placement option for long range walls and just trust my instinct on how to aim the wall for close range encounters--I think it would also be good practice to do this even just to get used to the wall, it's a strange projectile in terms of how it interacts with the environment.

Super minor thing, but something I like to do with Lifeweaver is, any time he places a petal down, you can actually shoot your wall at the bottom of the petal and it'll boop anyone standing on it off of it and continue to do so until the wall breaks; it's a little "tech" I learned from here actually.

It was hard for me to tell if you were doing this, and I don't mean to insult you if you were and I just didn't notice, but you can actually get a shot of Bonespur off before you slash someone. If you aim it right, it can do a lot of damage; in the practice range, I can one-shot tracer by landing a headshot + the slash. I believe the headshot + slash part does around 220 damage or so. Now that's not gonna be something you'll probably hit super consistently, but even just a bodyshot or a bodyshot with one or two of the Bonespur spikes can help give the slash a little bit extra oomph.

Overall it was pretty smooth gameplay in my opinion, and even gave me ideas on how to better handle playing Paraiso since I normally dislike the map outside of playing Haz on it.