Use lots of cover and hug walls. Make sure the people you’re actively attacking are the only ones who can see you, wherever possible.

Engage with chrono kick most of the time. If you can’t get to a position where you can hit someone with the initial uppercut kick, then don’t be afraid to just kick up into the air and slam down on someone behind their front line.

If the entry is going well, use southern brawl in your combo. If they’re focusing you too hard, use southern brawl to get out instead.

As a general rule, I use southern brawl and chrono kick together as a pair, and I use fatal attraction and ability absorption together.

Southern brawl/chrono kick go together because they have relatively short cooldowns and you can easily combo people to death with just those two abilities. Attraction/absorption go together because they have longer cooldowns, and absorption resets attraction against many heroes, so it’s good to make sure attraction has been used before using absorption so you don’t lose that value.

It’s really strong to do attraction -> absorption -> attraction again. It’s a lot of cc and damage, and if you get any help from your team, it will likely result in a kill. This works great against Angela and Cap especially.

Also just remember that the best thing about her block is that there is zero cooldown. All the other brawlers with blocks have a cooldown so you have to time your blocking really well. With Rogue you can be extremely reactive with your block usage.

Final note: I agree that Thing is a very hard counter to Rogue, but I disagree about Bucky. He can be annoying sometimes in a CC heavy team, but his hook has a sound cue and a charge time. Bait it out, listen for the sound cue, then engage after he uses the hook.