“How am I suppose to react on THAT?!” hero. The only thing the King of Wakanda is scared of is... The Thing. Other that that he is a favorite hero for those who love perfectly timed dive strategies. If you like combos, have patience, and do not like to aim, Black Panther is made for you.
As Black Panther
You have cool looking combos, but your real power comes from two sources: cooldown tracking and the element of surprise. You simply can not play BP well if you do not know all the abilities your usual enemies have to counter you, and if you do not know the maps.
Last, but not least, know when to go away. And do not be too stubborn to switch when you’re hard countered.
Against Black Panther
The best way to counter T’Challa is to know where he is right now. Most of the heroes can not react to his combos. Almost all of the heroes can not react to his combos twice in a row. But if you know where he is, you can keep him marked and simply eliminate the element of surprise.
The other way to counter is to break his combo. He can do literally nothing if you prevent his dash reset. However, if you’re chasing him down, always remember that good BP player knows your cooldowns better then you. And since BP’s basic movement speed is higher than most of the roaster, you won’t be able to catch him until he want you to. Which you do not want to allow. In other words, if you can not catch him in first ~5 seconds after breaking his combo, just leave him alone and stay away with your team.
If you’re struggling against him, switch to The Thing, stay in your backline, and use Yancy Street Charge every time he is going by.
Abilities
Ability stats can be found on the game’s website.
Keep in mind that when a new season is released, the information on the site is not updated immediately. Especially team-up information.