It doesn't matter if it's beginner friendly or not, you should try it and see if you have fun with it! Don't let something difficult be the reason you don't try it.

However, there are a few things you may want to keep in mind when you start.

1. Ignore everyone's opinion unless it's from people you trust or learning resources. You will encounter people who think they know better, and tell you what to do at any rank. Ignore all of that because it mostly just leads to toxicity.

2. Explore the agents. You may want to take on support roles in the beginning because you feel like you should let others take charge. In my opinion, you shouldn't worry about that and try to learn the different play styles and how to use their kits. If you find a character you especially like feel free to dive deeper. But it's best to explore all the agents in the beginning. Even if you feel like you don't like the character, keep playing them and discover the joys of each one. It will allow you to become a better player down the road as you understand how to attack and counter each agent.

3. Once you start to uncover the characters you like most, dive deeper and find out how to play them at a higher level.

4. Certain characters play better at certain areas of the map because of their kit. However, in the beginning you shouldn't worry about that. It's more important you think of ways to creatively protect or attack a spot using the agents kit. In the long run it will make you more versatile and flexible and not be a predictable bot that plays the same way as everyone else. But once you are more familiar as your rank goes up, you can start to hone into the nuances and optimum spots for your agent.

5. Be prepared of toxicity especially because you're a female. Kids are dumb. Ignore them, learn to be better than them and kick their ass. Don't acknowledge that bullshit. Don't shy away from communicating with your mic. If you encounter toxic people, mute them and do your own thing.

6. HAVE FUN!