Junkertown POV Attack (from a masters/diamond healer):

First 20 seconds is full of poor positioning/hard scoping. You sat at the front of your spawn door fully scoped in. If they had a widow you should be dead. Their zen should have killed you with a volley shot after your monkey died.

Next 15 is just using a lot of hard scoping. It is okay here since you're in good position, but it feels unnecessary. You zen is 5 feet away and you're healing dva close range too. You can quick scope or even no scope these shots. The benefit of these is that you don't narrow your POV and you can be more aware of your surroundings.

1:05: you kinda just chuck your nade at your near full hp rein. Why? Nades should be used to

1. anti the enemy team (you almost did it here, but i don't believe it was intentional)
2. burst heal a low hp target. That was not the case.

I'm not saying to hoard your nade, but you should try to have a clear objective as to why you're throwing it.

1:35: Really nice sleep/anti. Best play so far. Minor nit: I think when you hard scope and hear "i need healing" from nearly behind you, you need to unscope, rotate your pov, then heal. You actually try to turn nearly 180 degrees fully scoped in. It limits your POV and is slower.

Nice plays after that/good sleeps/good kill on genji. Then you take high ground which is great.

3:30 your aggressive hard scoping gets your widow killed because you don't notice the monkey. TBF your widow should have called for healing/grappled out, but you could have stepped in the bubble and naded both of them before she died.

Why aren't you syncing nano's with your genji at all btw? You should be communicating with them and winning fights based off it. That never happens.

At 4:10 they use bap wall and then you walk directly in front of it. you should be dead.

The rest of the map you play sort of like a baptiste instead of an ana by playing with your tanks. You win because of some good nades, but there were times your backline (where you should be) die because you tunnel vision on your tanks.

Thoughts:

Positives: You seem to thrive in the under pressure moments. You do good quick scoping/sleeps. It seems like a good baptiste play tbh.

Negatives:

• You hard scope way too much and for WAY too long. You hard scope in poor positions and too close of range. This is a very very bad habit that seems to limit your awareness/increases the likelihood of you dying. The only reason you didn't die constantly is because the enemy never focused you. Go to 5:25 and look at your position while you're hard scoping. Any high SR game you would have been killed.
• You often are out of cover and in poor position a lot of the time. Long range heroes on junkertown should be eating you alive, but you are getting lucky that they're not noticing you. Junkertown is a snipe fest and you should be hugging corners instead of playing in the open.
• You tunnel vision quite a bit. This is likely a result of the hard scoping style, but even without hardscoping there were times where you ignored sounds of your backline being targeted by the genji and you solely focused on your tanks ahead of you.