This means that you'll need to be careful where you wall-ride, as it may put you out of range of the allies you need to heal. If you are behind a wall, your song won't reach them. Keep in mind that, to heal your team with your songs, you'll need to be within visible range of them. Using these mechanics, you can leap from wall to wall, deftly moving around the map. While wall-riding, you will have increased movement speed, and you will gain a burst of speed after jumping off a wall. By wall-riding, you can quickly escape enemy attacks or get to your team faster. Wall-riding is Lucio's best defensive tool, as it allows him to evade enemy attacks while remaining on the move.
Here are some tips for bridging that gap. However, with wall-riding and song-switching, the difference between a good Lucio and a great Lucio is large. His simple healing ability makes him great at restoring the party's health, and his basic attacks are easy to use. Lucio is the perfect example of an easy-to-play, hard-to-master Hero. Lucio has 200 base health, and is a support Hero, gaining the support role passive that slowly regenerates health after not taking damage for a few seconds. By jumping onto a wall, Lucio can ride along it, gaining increased movement speed.To receive the bonus health, allies must be within line of sight of Lucio. Grants nearby allies a massive amount of additional health that quickly decays over time.The cooldown begins after the ability ends. Increases the effectiveness of the current song.Speed song: 60% increased movement speed.The current song can be switched by activating Crossfade again. The song either restores health over time, or increases movement speed. At all times, Lucio plays a song that buffs allies around himself.Speed song: 25% increased movement speed.Blasts enemies to the front, knocking them back.Fires a quick burst of four projectiles with no damage fall-off.
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