Put it at the very start of an edit, just as a character or player enters, then cut straight to the action. Follow it with Monster Kill once the match begins, so the greeting sets up the payoff instead of sitting alone.
O tym dźwięku
Lucio delivers a 1.3-second “Konnichiwa,” the Japanese greeting for hello or good afternoon, with a warm, lively voice. It feels friendly, playful and welcoming, like a quick wave from a teammate joining the match. The line comes from Blizzard Entertainment’s Overwatch, launched in 2016, where Lucio is a Brazilian DJ-themed support hero known for his optimistic energy.