đź§© Problem: Tank vs Tank = Useless Stalemate
Sustained tank-on-tank battles go nowhere when both sides have solid healing.
Mauga’s kit doesn’t shine in drawn-out duels without a tactical advantage.
Fighting fair is for suckers—force the unfair fight.
đź’Ą The Break Strategy
Step 1: Overrun to Backline
Use Overrun (Mauga’s charge ability) to bypass the front and dive into the backline healers—especially low-mobility ones like:
Zenyatta (no escape tools)
Ana (only Sleep Dart, usually static)
Mercy (if not airborne, she’s free real estate)
🎯 Target Priority:
Zen > Ana > Mercy (grounded) > Baptiste > Illari
Ignore Lucio/Kiriko early unless they’re isolated.
Step 2: Trigger the Pincer
While you engage healers solo, call out the push. Your team—2 DPS and 2 support—can:
Burn down the tank (now unhealed)
Pick off DPS with burst focus fire
Win numbers advantage early
🗨️ Tip: Ping or call “now” as you overrun—timing is everything.
Step 3: Leave No Survivors
Clean up after healers drop. Rotate fast to regroup for next fight before respawns reset tempo.
📊 Why It Works (The Math of Overwatch 2)
5v5 means every pick is 20% less pressure.
Healers dead = tank is meat.
Mauga with Overrun + passive regen is self-sustaining enough for chaos plays.
Most teams panic or stagger when their supports fall—this opens the objective.
đź§ Counter Notes
Watch for high-mobility healers (Lucio, Kiriko) who can dodge you—don’t tunnel.
Ping your Overrun direction if your team doesn’t track your dive.
If enemy runs Moira + Lucio, consider baiting them into overchasing, then flipping to DPS assist mode.