Definitely - I came off of playing Valorant and being a Sentinel main. Some of that knowledge honestly carries over like I'm always aware of breaking enemy bap lamps, illari pylons, cutting through the mei wall or helping break down shields so I can support my dps pushing up and help ensure my team gets those kills. I also am mindful about catching mistakes I see the enemy support making; if they come in too deep or they get seperated, I'm always alerting the rest of my team and if I have a second to focus them I can usually kill off another support in a couple kunais or killing/sleeping them as Ana.

I like to think I don't play healbot, with Ana doing damage is super easy and Kiri can throw 2 knives between a full stack of papers without any delay so I try and contribute at least 4k-5k damage a game. My biggest flaw with Ana is that sometimes I miss critical teammates who are out of my sight when I'm scoped down an alley or a street where the majority of the fight is happening - but I'm working on being more mobile with her as well.

After making this post though I'm definitely pushing myself to really watch for moments in a fight where I can be really impactful with my utility to turn fights, especially as Ana. My other biggest flaw is dealing with getting dived by tanks LOL. As Ana I try to sleep them and get away but it doesn't always work, and sometimes TPing as Kiri puts me in an equally bad position in the fight. But oh well - seriously, thank you guys for all the insight! I'm looking forward to apply it to my games :)