You don't pin enemies in quite the same way instead, you knock them away from you upon contact. While Rocket Punch is similar to Charge in many ways, it's also different. Rocket Punch will similarly stop a Charge even if you just tap the button, so it makes for an excellent counter if Reinhardt is bearing down on you or an ally. This same interaction happens if two Reinhardt Charges collide or two Rocket Punches collide. Should Doomfist's Rocket Punch and Reinhardt's Charge collide, both characters will stun each other while dealing no damage. Speaking of Reinhardt, there's an important gameplay interaction to mention here. Unlike Reinhardt's Charge, Rocket Punch can be charged up to do more damage and travel longer distances. To start, it's great for travelling long distances to catch up, much like Reinhardt's charge. Rocket Punch is bound to right click by default and is one of Doomfist's most versatile tools. Be sure to carefully manage the timing of your abilities or else you'll get caught out and quickly taken down. However, it is very easy to fire off your arsenal too quickly and find yourself vulnerable with nothing to shoot for a few critical seconds. Doomfist can do a good bit of damage by jumping into the fray, comboing his abilities, and finishing off any stragglers with his Hand Cannon. If you run out ammo in the magazine (which has only 4 shots), you'll only be able to fire roughly once per second. You have a shotgun-type weapon in the left arm that reloads automatically over time. The ability cooldowns aren't terribly long, but if you use all three in quick succession, you'll end up relying on his primary attack. If anything, they ought to let you survive the initial flurry of combat when you charge in with one of his special moves (as long as the attack actually connects). If you take no damage, that will give Doomfist a total of 400 health-more or less equal to the standard of some tanks! These shields are generated by making use of his special abilities and they gradually drain over time. His Passive ability "The Best Offense." generates temporary shields up to a maximum of 150. That's not to say that he can't move around when he needs to most of his abilities allow him to travel quite a distance, especially when they're used in combination. He's going to need it, too, as Doomfist is definitely a character that excels in close quarters. Much like Mei, he's a bit tankier than his compatriots with 250 health. While raging, Winston can only perform melee and Jump Pack attacks.Doomfist is slotted into the Offense category. Winston embraces his animal nature, significantly boosting his health and making him very difficult to kill, strengthening his melee attack, and allowing him to use his Jump Pack ability more frequently. In a pinch, it can also be swung as a weapon. Torbjörn uses his multipurpose hammer to build and repair turrets. Reinhardt’s Rocket Hammer is an exemplary melee weapon, able to deal punishing damage in a wide arc with every swing. Until he sheathes his sword, Genji can deliver high-damage strikes to any targets within his reach. Genji brandishes his katana for a brief period of time. Special Melee Attacks Heroīrigitte's melee weapon has an extended range, enabling her to strike multiple enemies with a single swing. For the above heroes, attempting to use quick melee will yield no result, with exception to Brigitte, who will use her Rocket Flail. Similarly, Genji and Winston will be unable to perform a quick melee while using Dragonblade and Primal Rage, respectively, but can use quick melee otherwise. Additionally, Torbjörn is unable to perform a quick melee while he has his Forge Hammer equipped, but he can when he has his Rivet Gun equipped. Quick melee is available to all heroes, except Reinhardt and Brigitte who have their own melee attacks.
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