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How to review a Deadlock teamfight

A kill score tells you who died. A replay tells you where the team was before the fight and what it gained afterward.

  1. 01Find the swing
  2. 02Watch the approach
  3. 03Check the objective
01

Find the minute, then rewind

Start at a sharp change in the team souls gap. Note the minute and drag the replay timeline back before the first nearby kill. Watch the lead for another minute: it can change from farming and objectives as well as kills.

From a saved replayReal Deadlock replay chart comparing Amber and Sapphire team souls over a match
A real saved match's souls chart. Read the slope first; test the explanation in the replay.
02

Watch the approach on the map

Follow the first hero to die and turn on names. At normal speed, check which teammates are already nearby, which heroes rotate in, and whether anyone is isolated. The minimap samples hero positions twice a second; pause and step around the opening kill instead of judging from the final score.

From a saved replayDeadlock replay minimap showing hero positions and the event feed
The map and event feed let you inspect the approach, not just the kill marker.
03

Check what the fight bought

Continue past the last death. Did a Guardian, Walker or Mid-Boss fall? Did the winning side move toward a structure, or did both teams reset? Cast mode puts rosters, objectives and the map on one screen; press C in the viewer. Objective markers give timing, but do not prove the fight caused the objective.

From a saved replayDeadlock Cast mode showing both rosters, objective status and minimap
Cast mode keeps the team state visible while you follow the aftermath.

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