While Chain Hook is generous when it comes to the gaps that you can pull an enemy through, enemies can still be stopped from being pulled to you if a sufficiently high wall is in the way.Combining Chain Hook with your Scrap Gun's primary fire and a melee attack is a devastating combo, allowing Roadhog to kill softer targets instantly. Chain Hook allows Roadhog to drag enemies up close to where his Scrap Gun is most effective.If you're out of ammo, you've done nothing but bring the enemy closer. Make sure to mind your ammo if you intend to use Chain Hook as part of a combo.Solid surfaces and barriers stop the hook entirely. If the hook strikes an enemy, it will pull that enemy back to Roadhog, as well as stunning them for a brief period of time. Chain Hook: When activated, Roadhog fires a hook at his crosshairs that travels out to a long range before returning back to him.You should make sure you're at the minimum range needed for the projectile to explode successfully, as the projectile itself deals less damage than the pellets. The secondary fire allows Roadhog to fight at medium range effectively.If the projectile impacts an enemy or solid surface, it will not explode. The secondary fire shoots out a projectile which, after traveling a short distance, explodes and shoots out a cone of pellets, much like his primary fire. The primary fire is a shotgun, suitable for dealing damage at close range. However, if you can alert your team when you hook an opponent they will be likely to shoot at the target, all but guaranteeing their demise. With his large heal on a medium cooldown, he can operate for long periods of time away from his team. He can function as a flanker, where his chain can catch enemies unawares and kill them before they can react. However, his lack of any kind of barrier makes him a lackluster pick when your focus is on protecting your teammates. His Scrap Gun gives him powerful short to medium-range damage, while Take A Breather allows him to remain a persistent threat, even without a friendly Support. Roadhog has a unique Tank playstyle that's focused on singling out vulnerable enemies and yanking them in for the slaughter with his Chain Hook. Timer UI element is displayed around the crosshair. Chain Hook immediately ends if Roadhog is pulled by Life Grip any time while casting it.Targets can be pulled out of Chain Hook by Life Grip.Chain Hook is not reflected when blocked by Deflect.If this damage is enough to kill the target, the hook will return instantly to Roadhog without holding him in place as it usually does on a hit. Damage is inflicted the instant the hook lands.The maximum stun time if Roadhog and his target are stationary is ~1.18 seconds.The minimum stun time if the ability was not interrupted is ~0.73 seconds.Once he is able to shoot, the target will lose their stun after 0.192 seconds.Roadhog can start shooting as soon as his chain is gone.The the end location is shifted horizontally in the direction Roadhog is facing at the end of the timer, to a maximum of 70 degree deviation from the location where Hook connected.The target is pulled at a 4 meter distance from Roadhog, unless it was already closer when hit.Once this timer ends and the hook starts pulling an enemy towards him, the LoS check is disabled and the target's end location is determined:.During this time, there must be an unobstructed line of sight from the head of Roadhog to the head of the enemy. If an enemy hero is hit, there is a ~0.3 seconds delay before the pull activates.Chain Hook is a channeled ability Roadhog cannot shoot or use other abilities while it is active, and it ends immediately if Roadhog becomes stunned, knocked down or hacked, including their subsidiary effects.Hooked targets are released if they leave Roadhog’s line of sight before being pulled.
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