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I like playing support heroes in Deadlock, but it's pretty tough to do that without teammates that will coordinate. Maybe that's just how all MOBAs are, or maybe I'm not a good enough player. I really want to like Deadlock but I don't think it's possible without partying regularly (for me anyway). TF2 was much easier to have fun. With only 6 players per team in Deadlock, teamwork is extremely important in my experience. I don't think it's a good game for casuals, at least not casual support players.
That's all hero shooters in casual mode for you. Wait until competitive mode appears and the game starts to get big in esports as well. Sure in lower ranks even in competitive nobody cares about their healers, but at that time you should have enough experience and skill to play on a bit higher ranks than low, and its will be better teamplay (hopefully).