Throwback to OW1 when me and my duo threw to Silver and actually got stuck ๐ฎโ๐จ๐
(Miss you portraits and old rank symbols ๐๐ AND OW1)!!
I'm still holding out for an additional 6v6 mode, like the open queue competitive option.
Honestly, I've heard a lot of mixed opinions concerning the flash point maps. Personally, me and my duo partner severally dislike them and would instead like 2cp back. The maps are too large and the spawn points too far from the points, in my opinion at least. The momentum of the games is lopsided as well. You can be stomping the enemy team one moment, and then the next they're destroying you somehow. There's too many directions to be attacked from and not enough defence without a second tank, and there's no one or two chokes to work with. They're so unlike the rest of the maps, I often find myself turning in circles trying to figure out which door the enemy is going to come out of. The whole flash aspect is badly implement as well, you could be at 99%/99% each and the map will suddenly move on, and then it's a mad rush to get to the point. Plus, if you're not moving as a team, it's highly likely stranglers will be picked off and only half the team makes it. It doesn't have the familiar structure that I'm used to with the rest of the maps, and it throws me off. It feels more like a battle royal than an overwatch game.
Plus why are these maps already in competitive before people have learned them!?
Again, this is just my opinion and my experience with them.
Here's Mauga's Origin Story:
Links to the Youtube Origin stories in Chronological order of hero release <3
Most of the base Roster doesn't have an origin story, but there is this short for Roadhog and Junkrat:
It's not in the same format as the rest of the origin stories that follow, but it's the closest thing that resembles an origin story for them.
Soldier 76 is obviously one of the outliers of this standard (being Blizzards golden boy and all I suppose), and I'm fairly sure his was the first origin story put together in this format:
Another of these outliers is none other than the poster girl herself, which I guess makes sense:
That's all the base roster got, and the following origin stories all belong to heroes that we released after the release of the game.
First of, Ana came out in July of 2016:
Then followed Sombra in November of 2016:
Orisa in March of 2017:
Doomfist in July of 2017:
Moira in November of 2017:
Brigitte in March of 2018:
Wrecking Ball in July of 2018:
Some more dvattra doodles (plus a bonus zen)
Hello folks and on today's episode of I complain about Overwatch Lore, may I present Gabriel Reyes' son?!
And his freaking wife????
We're introduced to them during the 'Code or Violence' short story and we don't really get to know much about them, other than they met after the Omnic crisis and she found another partner after Gabriel Reyes was pressured dead.
They mention a 6 year old son in the short story and that has to be the kid in the picture, no doubt.
But it bring to question, when was he referencing his sons sixth birthday? How many years before Overwatch was disbanded was that? Presuming it was the last one before Overwatch disbanded he was be 11 in the current Overwatch timeline. Why have we heard nothing about a little Reyes running around in the world? Why are there NO in game voice lines about his son?? Or wife????
And his wife! How did they meet? When were they married? How long were they together? Does she still mourn him and want him back or has she accepted things and moved on with her new partner?
Give me more Blizzard I beg ๐ฎโ๐จ๐ฎโ๐จ
So we all know that Kiriko is Japanese and supposedly trained with the Shimada brothers when they were younger. Here's the official artwork Blizzard released, detailing this in fact:
Here is the exert you get if you google whether she trained with them as well:
'Kiriko's parents were both excellent at both wielding and making swords, and her mother, Asa, is the one who taught Hanzo and Genji everything they know. In her youth,ย Kiriko joined in on the lessons her mother gave to the two young Shimada brothers, and Kiriko herself also learned how to use the weapons'
Now, based of those pictures, what do you think the age difference between Kiriko, Genji and Hanzo is?
That's right if you guessed 16 and 19 years then you're correct! If you guessed anything below the number 10, you would be wrong.
Because it obviously looks like there's 16 years between Kiriko and Genji in these photos.
Obviously.
Let's just offer a round of applause to Blizzard for messing up their own timeline because in the current game, Kiriko is 21, Genji is 37 and Hanzo is 40.
Well done Blizzard.
Can't even stick to your own time line.
It's 2:30am and I... need to touch some grass
I've played Overwatch for six years and I need mental help. 21. She/Her.
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