Peel

High-mobility composition that bursts down enemy supports and disengages immediately.

Two or more shooters hitting the same target from divergent angles so no single piece of cover blocks both.

Choosing between a single large heal to pull an ally back from the kill threshold versus a steady trickle.

Using a defensive ability (not an ult) to absorb an enemy ultimate, making it score zero kills.

A support pick like Ana, Zen, or Bap whose damage output, debuffs, or utility swing fights beyond healing.

Using your own hitbox to block an enemy sightline or path, absorbing damage or cutting off an escape route.

A composition built around peel — Brig, Lucio, etc. — that turns the enemy's dive into a one-way trip.

Staggering defensive cooldowns across time instead of spending them simultaneously, sustaining the team through multiple burst windows.

Committing resources or position to a depth you can't retreat from, leaving no viable escape or follow-up.

An ultimate used to save teammates and reset a losing fight rather than to secure kills — Transcendence, Sound Barrier, Tree of Life, and similar.

Positioning that forces the enemy to over-invest resources to secure a kill — making your death too costly to be worth pursuing.

The last surviving player staying on the objective to single-handedly stall progress until teammates respawn and return.

A support player taking an angle away from the main formation to add a crossfire sightline while forcing the enemy to split dive attention.