About a month ago, @gatamchun provided translations for a “Winston triple damage” combo. It was an exciting discovery for Winston players who, with training, could reliably dish out tons of burst damage while remaining extremely mobile.

xQc provided an explanation which was confusing to most viewers.

However, this clip provides a bit more clarity:

You can use the hit marker sounds to identify and confirm the sources of damage:

- Winston’s left arm

- Jump pack landing damage

- Winston’s right arm

In this example, Fissure seems to nail every step in the original tweet:

Learning the combo

Since learning this requires you to be in Primal Rage, it can be challenging to maximize your practice in Quick Play.  /r/SpeakEasy found the perfect settings to practice in the custom game:

With these custom game settings, you can be in Primal Rage out of the gates of King’s Row and practice on Lucio until it starts to feel more natural.

Primal Raging for environmental kills

In this xQc clip, the triple hit is used to carry his opponent to the edge:

Fissure performs this as well, on both Zenyatta and Mercy:

Even if you don’t combo the hits, practicing your Primal Rage jumps can still be useful for moments like this:

xQc and Fissure are arguably among the best Winston players and it’s tech like this that separates them from the rest.  And thanks to these custom game settings, they can be practiced with ease.