Overwatch pro Geguri hilariously taunts Dafran as he struggles with Widowmaker

Joe O'Brien

Shanghai Dragons’ Kim ‘Geguri’ Se-yeon hilariously trolled Daniel ‘Dafran’ Francesca as he repeatedly failed to hit his target.

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After encountering Dafran’s Widowmaker as a vulnerable D.Va, Geguri decided to have some fun and taunt her opponent.

D.Va out of her mech – commonly referred to as “baby D.Va” – is notoriously hard to hit, being one of the smallest and fastest targets in the game, not accounting for abilities like Tracer’s dash.

With some rapid, well-timed movements, landing a headshot with a precision character like Widowmaker becomes even more difficult, as Dafran found out the hard way.

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Initially, Geguri seemed to be simply attempting to survive while waiting for the health pack to respawn. After successfully dodging Dafran’s initial shot, however, she clearly turned her attention to trolling the Widowmaker, waving periodically and not even attempting to fire back.

Dafran continued to fire at the D.Va, increasingly frustrated by his failure to hit the target, until Geguri was eventually able to run forward and call back her mech before escaping entirely.

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Dafran is one of Overwatch’s most popular streamers, and he’s due to make his return to professional play after an extended absence. To the surprise of many of his fans, he signed with Overwatch League expansion team Atlanta Reign for Season Two.

Geguri, on the other hand, will be one of the only returning players for Shanghai Dragons, who completely overhauled their roster after an abysmal debut season, ending with a 0-40 match record. The formerly Chinese team will field an all-South Korean squad for Season Two.

Season Two of the Overwatch League is due to kick off on February 14.

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Joe O'Brien was a veteran esports and gaming journalist, with a passion and knowledge for almost every esport, ranging from Call of Duty, to League of Legends, to Overwatch. He joined Dexerto in 2015, as the company's first employee, and helped shape the coverage for years to come.