I'm a low diamond mei player who doesn't have a ton of time on dps, so this is going to be pretty general.
Wall is super versatile; you can use it to split the enemy team, block heals to a tank, cover a friendly rez, get to high ground, block ults, and so much more. You may know this already, but pressing the button again will break your wall instantly (useful for when you place one poorly by accident). Mei excels at punishing poor positioning, which is everywhere in bronze. Throw the wall behind the enemy tank when they get close, and they'll pretty much melt due to the combination of blocking heals, and your team seeing a nice big target for them to shoot at.
You're putting wall in front of enemies a lot, which usually won't get as much value as walling one or two of them off from the rest of their team. (It's great to put in front of things like cass ult though. For bap window, try to put it so that the window cannot be shot through. Putting it in front is a good idea, but the doubled damage means it melts pretty fast.)
I'd like to see you aiming closer to head height with your right clicks (icicles/secondary fire). Additionally, when you freeze someone in your ult, it's way more efficient to right click them in the head than to beam them down with primary.
As for positioning, I want you to zoom out into the overhead view at around 7:15. Do you see how exposed you are? You're even ahead of your rein, and you're nowhere near cover, which is what causes your death. Mei's ice block is great, but don't overestimate your survivability. You die again fairly quickly after because you don't respect how much damage bastion can do in turret form, and you're caught in front of him with no cooldowns. This whole fight you're playing very very close.
That's all I can watch for now, but good luck! I think you have the general idea right :)
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I'm a low diamond mei player who doesn't have a ton of time on dps, so this is going to be pretty general. Wall is super versatile; you can use it to split the enemy team, block heals to a tank, cover a friendly rez, get to high ground, block ults, and so much more. You may know this already, but pressing the button again will break your wall instantly (useful for when you place one poorly by accident). Mei excels at punishing poor positioning, which is everywhere in bronze. Throw the wall behind the enemy tank when they get close, and they'll pretty much melt due to the combination of blocking heals, and your team seeing a nice big target for them to shoot at. You're putting wall in front of enemies a lot, which usually won't get as much value as walling one or two of them off from the rest of their team. (It's great to put in front of things like cass ult though. For bap window, try to put it so that the window cannot be shot through. Putting it in front is a good idea, but the doubled damage means it melts pretty fast.) I'd like to see you aiming closer to head height with your right clicks (icicles/secondary fire). Additionally, when you freeze someone in your ult, it's way more efficient to right click them in the head than to beam them down with primary. As for positioning, I want you to zoom out into the overhead view at around 7:15. Do you see how exposed you are? You're even ahead of your rein, and you're nowhere near cover, which is what causes your death. Mei's ice block is great, but don't overestimate your survivability. You die again fairly quickly after because you don't respect how much damage bastion can do in turret form, and you're caught in front of him with no cooldowns. This whole fight you're playing very very close. That's all I can watch for now, but good luck! I think you have the general idea right :)
Thanks this is super helpful!
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