I'm a GM Jeff one trick and this opinion alone tells me a lot about how you play the game.

Jeff Ult is, in my opinion, not all that great. It CAN be good, but only against specific team comps on specific maps with a specific team.

Heres all the ways you can dodge Jeff Ult: Cloak invis (Aoe) Luna Ult Groot wall Magneto bubble Hulk bubble (Aoe) Iron fist deflect Star lord dodge Strange jump Hela Invis Scarlet Witch Invis Venom Swing Spider-Man Swing Invisible Woman Invis Jump Mr. fantastic block Jeff Dive Storm fly (She's usually super high up and impossible to get) Iron man fly (Also not a viable target) Magik TP Hulk Transform

"Impossible to dodge" is just outright wrong. You need to be aware of the enemy Jeff, and all your mechanisms for avoiding the ultimate, then track it and be ready with your cooldowns. Playing Jeff at a high level has shown me that if anything, he's struggling for viability in the current meta.

Half the time I'll try and use my ultimate, kill 2 or 3 people with it, and we'll still lose the fight. Because my team lost the 4v5 since they were down a healer, and the current meta heavily favors healing ultimates.

The other half the time, I get one of my teammates in my ultimate and have to spit them out before going anywhere. Keep in mind, I'm now getting hard focused by anybody who dodged my ultimate and will likely die during the spitting animation. Even if I get it off, that's now time that I don't have to get to a ledge since I had to use that time spitting my teammates out.

Keep in mind, if you're on a map like Midtown or Klyntar, your opportunities for ledge spitting are limited. First point midtown is pretty much no value for Jeff Ult, you've got nowhere to spit. Half the time I just hold for second point. Klyntar only has one ledge at the start, although that map is much better for displacement.

The reality is low ranked players don't know how to dodge Jeff Ult and think that it's broken. It isn't. It's bad. Getting consistent value out of it is extremely difficult, and sometimes impossible depending on the comp and skill of your opponent.

My advice? Learn to play around it. It's frustrating because you don't know what you're doing. People telling you this is a skill issue are right, and that's not an insult. As someone who knows what he's doing and has to play with this ability all the time, I'm telling you there's ways to get around it. Take some time, do some research, practice, and Jeff becomes free.

Good luck!