It usually takes a second or two for the enemy to die after being pushed off, so you should have enough time to get a wall ride going. You don't have to be wall riding while you shoot them, but you have to be wall riding when the enemy reaches that 'kill point' in their fall. The goal is to use Lúcio's Soundwave ability to push an enemy off the map to their death, and immediately after you push them, jump on any wall and hold 'A' to wall ride. The round in Lijiang Tower where the capture point is surrounded by fall zones is the map I got it on, and might be the best choice here, but this could work elsewhere. You want to play on maps that have the potential for environmental kills, meaning you can knock people off the roof/cliff/whatever to their deaths. Witnessing years of the Hashimotos’ injustice, Kiriko vowed to restore peace to her town.Wall riding and shooting doesn't work too well on a controller, so here's how I got this without tormenting myself with that. From Tokyo, Toshiro supported Kiriko’s feelings and fed intel to Asa through handwritten letters. But by the time beloved grandmother passed away, Kiriko had caught on to her parents’ predicament, and to the spreading pain the Hashimoto were inflicting on Kanezaka. Under her grandmother’s care, Kiriko forged a close and lasting connection to the fox spirit, serving as a shrine maiden. To protect her daughter, she sent Kiriko to her grandmother and changed her family name to Kamori-Asa’s given name. Alone and with her hands tied, Asa was unable to fight back. The Hashimoto recognized the potential threat posed by Kiriko’s family and acted quickly, kidnapping Kiriko’s father and forcing him to supply weapons for their clan. As rumors raged in Hanamura and Kanezaka regarding the supposed demise of Genji and flight of Hanzo, the Hashimoto took over. When she was twelve years old, the head of the clan, Sojiro Shimada, was assassinated by the rival Hashimoto clan.
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