Canada , it ' s not denmark but it ' s better than most , gonna be sweet when weed is legal then I think we are in the running for best country in the world . <| sep |> 1 . Watch streamers like seagull , surefour , shadowburn , shadder 2 k , etc . Notice when they decide to fight with their team or go for flanks , how they engage and disengage , stuff like that . Watch for flank routes they take and other uses of Genji ' s mobility , such as wall jukes . Watch some of the spots they get into to attack from , their map knowledge is amazing and they ' re constantly using it to their advantage . 2 . Deflect and dash usage could definitely use some improvement . Don ' t use deflect on a Genji who has dash up and use your dash when they deflect . Use dash to finish off low hp hero ' s if it doesn ' t take you out of position . 3 . Identify targets for Genji blade before you pop it , identify where your targets will hide and try to get an idea of how many swingsdashes you ' ll need to use for each enemy . You can dash cancel a swing as soon as you get the hit marker , this increases your dps slightly and is almost a guaranteed way to get those squishies easier . I like to dash up from high ground and double jump at the top to see your enemies easier , it also makes it easier to get right in on people and see where they went to hide . 4 . Watch some videos on optimal strafing patterns , jump over your enemy to make it harder to hit you , make it as hard as possible to hit you . This takes a lot of experimenting to find what works for you and against your enemies . I use a short strafe pattern and primary fire when fighting from midlong range not against Hanzo or Roadhog though , this makes it easy to get at least 2 shurikens to their head . 5 . Try to predict enemy ults and abilities , from McCree ' s flashbang to Zarya ' s graviton surge , deflecting these can win you the battle or even the entire match .