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Overwatch 2 Best Gold Guns Revealed (All Gold Guns Ranked)

karlsanada13 — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 05:44:39 +0000

Let's rank the worst to best gold guns in Overwatch 2!

Overwatch 2’s gold guns are a way to show off your playing time in the game since it can only be bought by playing competitive games and earning enough coins after a season depending on your last rank.

Each gold gun costs 3000 competitive points, and for instance, a platinum skill tier only gives 500 competitive points after the season. Winning a match earns you 15 competitive points, so you can see how grindy it gets just to purchase a single golden gun. However, it is like a badge that you have played so many matches, so it has an intimidating factor as well.

In this article, we will rank each gold weapons in Overwatch 2, as some seem incredibly cool while others may be a little monotonous.

36. Moira

As a Moira main, I hate to put her at the last place of this list. However, her golden gun is really nothing to boast about because you can barely see it considering her clothes hide his weapon pretty nicely. It does look decent when you are playing as Moira, but if you are playing against her, you probably will not even notice her golden gun. It would be even better if her backpack was gold as well.

35. Wrecking Ball

Wrecking Ball is a massive tank, therefore having only a little portion of his body gold-plated is merely the reason he ranks lowerr on the list. He'd be higher if his entire arm was golden, but it's not.

34. Kiriko

Kiriko's golden gun or arsenal skin, like Moira's, is scarcely visible because her weapons are modest in comparison to other heroes. All of her abilities, including Protection Suzu and Healing Ofuda, will benefit from the golden skin. Unfortunately, you will scarcely see it in action because Kiriko throws her weapons as a projectile attack. It looks good, and I'm sure other variations would look wonderful on different skins.

33. Echo

Echo's golden weapon is simple but effective. It is ideal for her and stands out in a fight. She is on the lower side on the list because it is too basic, and other heroes have better golden guns. However, if you equip her skin, it will look amazing during highlight intros.

32. Pharah

Pharah's weapon is straightforward, which presents the same challenge in terms of its design as Echo's did. If her boosters, left arm, and the sections of her barrage that come out are all golden as well, then she would be much higher up on the list.

31. D.Va

Similar to Wrecking Ball, D.Va's mech is massive, and as much as the golden gun looks decent enough, I wish it could take the complete arm rather than just the blasters. Her pistol in Baby D.Va form, on the other hand, has been enhanced and looks much better.

30. Ramattra

Ramattra's staff is actually quite good for a newcomer in Overwatch 2. However, he also uses his fist to attack, just like Doomfist. I wish they made it golden as well, as that would really make Ramattra’s golden gun stand out more in the ranking.

29. Mei

Mei, like other heroes in the lower levels, possesses a simplistic weapon, and the golden gun skin, despite its flashy appearance, is actually quite straightforward. In spite of this, one of the things about the weapon that I liked was how much of it was covered in golden skin.

28. Torbjorn

Torbjorn's weapon with golden skin looks very good. However, I wish his turrent had a golden skin because you'll be using it more often and fixing it with your forge hammer rather than your primary weapon.

27. Mercy

Mercy, like Pharah, has a simple design for her staff, but unlike Ramattra, the golden skin covers the majority of the staff. However, this is dependent on the skin, as the default Overwatch 2 skin has a better-looking golden gun than the other Mercy skins.

26. Junkrat

Junkrat is the same as Mei’s weapon, simple yet I love the fact that the majority of the skins are golden as well. Although I wish the frags had been gold when I shot it out, It would look cool or his Rip-Tire, which is a missed opportunity in my opinion.

25. Bastion

In my opinion, Bastion's weapon is a fantastic design. He has a huge weapon at the back that can turn into a rotary cannon or artillery, and it looks decent with a golden gun skin. However, his ultimate does not show the golden gun skin, which makes his ranking lower than intended.

24. Roadhog

As for Roadhog, he has a simple gun and a simple hook. With the default Overwatch 2 skin, the golden gun skin can be too gold for the eyes, despite retaining the reds from the basic skin. However, with another skin, such as Frosty, it retains the blue color that fits perfectly for the skin, while the golden gun skin part of the gun adds a little bit of flavor. The golden skin works great on his chain hook, though, and that is with any hero skin.

23. Baptiste

Baptiste’s gun is kind of simple in design. It is a semi-burst shotgun with a scope and a foregrip. I would say that the golden skin for his weapon is quite decent, but I like that it retains some of the parts that are not gold, like the foregrip, as it perfectly balances out the gold in the gun. This is the Spec Ops legendary skin, though; the default Overwatch 2 skin has the golden gun skin, which is way too gold.

22. Soldier 76

Soldier 76’s default skin for Overwatch 2 is a little bit too gold in my opinion to be rated higher in the rankings; however, the legendary Strike Commander Morrison skin has the perfect golden gun skin as it is perfectly designed to have a gold skin, and it does add too much gold to the gun.

21. Sojourn

A gold and red combination for its color works perfectly for a gun, especially on a design such as Sojourn’s primary weapon. It has a great gold, black, and red ratio in its design, so it is quite pleasing to the eyes. I do hope her legendary skins also have a good golden gun weapon color scheme.

20. Winston

Winston’s weapon in its golden form can be quite intimidating. It is very noticeable during fights, especially when he dives toward your team. The Werewolf legendary skin has a great design for the weapon with its wooden design, and I think adding a mix of golden gun skin to it makes it look great.

19. Reaper

As far as dual-wielding weapons go, Reaper’s golden gun looks sick during highlight intros or even in-game. Even with legendary skins, the golden skin is a pretty nice touch to add. although it can be a little bit too gold. For the screenshot, it is under the Cursed Captain, which kind of adds the golden gun skin nicely, lore-wise. Although, as for the default Overwatch 2 skin, it has a great balance of gold for the skin.

18. Cassidy

Cassidy’s revolver is a well-designed gun, even if you do not have the golden gun skin. It still looks amazing. If you add the golden gun skin on top of it, I like that it retains the handle color, so the color is not too gold but blends the gray perfectly with the gold. A legendary skin was used for this, and the default skin for Overwatch 2 does look decent as well.

17. Lucio

Lucio, despite having a small weapon, actually has great golden gun skins, even for default skins. This one is under the Ribbit legendary skin, and it perfectly blends the green and blue with the gold skin. The same is true for Lucio's other skins.

16. Ana

Ana’s golden gun skin is well done, and it actually blends nicely with the blue overlay that remained from the basic skin. It is not too gold to hurt the eyes; it is just very nicely done for the most part. It is also a definite step up from the Overwatch 1 golden gun skin.

15. Zenyatta

With a golden skin, Zenyatta's Orb of Destruction looks stunning. To be fair, he may have a little weapon like Kiriko, but golden skin always fits best with Zenyatta. Furthermore, charging the orbs with a golden skin looks fantastic in action.

14. Sigma

For the same reason as with Zenyatta, even if, as an opposition team, it is likely that you will not notice the golden gun skin that Sigma has, it is still a well-made design that has been given a golden gun skin. It would be worth it to purchase this skin if you are a Sigma main.

13. Hanzo

Hanzo’s bow is simply amazing. It does not lose the accessories of being a ninja archer, but it definitely adds a certain wow factor, especially when used in highlight intros. I like that it complements very well the other colors of the skin of the bow.

12. Widowmaker

Yup, Widowmaker has one of the coolest guns in the game, and adding a golden gun skin to it adds more to the design. The hint of purple fits well with the golden gun design. This golden gun skin should at least turn the grappling hook gold as well.

11. Zarya

Zarya’s weapon overall design, even without the skin, already looks perfect. With the golden gun skin, I think it is just more about flexing that you are a Zarya main, but it also blends perfectly with most of her skins, especially the legendary skin, Weightlifter.

10. Reinhardt

Reinhardt with a golden skin and legendary skin is a great combination to have, as they actually complement each other in terms of design. It is not higher than any of the heroes listed before because it lacks gold on his shield, which he frequently uses during a match.

9. Orisa

Orisa’s golden skin is one of the better skins, especially in the tank category. Her javelin's design may not change that much, but a hint of gold actually looks really nice on it. I wish her other arm would get the golden treatment considering she also uses it during a game.

8. Tracer

Tracer’s pulse pistols are amazing to look at if they have golden skins. They actually add this premium feel to it. Yes, your enemy will probably not see it, but wielding dual golden pulse pistols just sounds and looks great.

7. Genji

Genji’s sword and shurikens look tight, to be honest. Utilizing the highlight intro with a golden sword is always a treat to the eyes. I'm sure a golden gun will be even more amazing if you bought the Season 1 battle pass and got his cyberpunk skin.

6. Symmetra

Symmetra’s weapon has always been nice, regardless if it’s golden or not. However, having a gold skin just really adds amazing detail to Symmetra. I wish her skills would also benefit from it, but we can only wish for that to happen.

5. Sombra

Sombra’s Overwatch 2 default skin probably has one of the coolest-looking golden guns in the game. It has these purple lines that actually work perfectly for the looks of Sombra’s primary weapon. She would be a lot higher if her other skills benefited from the golden gun skin as well.

4. Junker Queen

As for the Junker Queen, I love the golden design on all of her weapons. Her shotgun, axe, and blade all benefit from golden skin, and it looks amazing. Despite being a new member of the Overwatch 2 roster, she is listed in the top 5 for golden gun skins.

3. Brigitte

Brigitte with a golden shield and golden flail is amazing to look at. All of her skins work amazing with a golden gun skin, and her shield is what makes the shield worth buying, to be honest. Plus, it is the only shield in Overwatch 2 with golden skin, as most have barriers.

2. Doomfist

Doomfist with a golden gun skin is truly a showcase that you are a Doomfist main. It is large, and thus, it is very visible during matches. Nothing beats intimidating when a doomfist uses his huge golden weapon to push enemies backwards. Also, some of his emotes make the golden skin pop out, like the Seismic Slam emote.

1. Ashe

Ashe has the best golden gun skin among the heroes in Overwatch 2. I think the picture says it all, to be honest. All of her skills, such as dynamite, her primary weapon, coach gun, and even her ultimate, B.O.B., have benefited from a golden skin, which makes spending 3000 competitive points worth it. Imagine a golden B.O.B. running towards enemy lines to destroy them. Amazing.

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[Top 10] Overwatch 2 Best Aim Training Maps To Improve Your Aim

karlsanada13 — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 04:30:27 +0000

Are you having a hard time winning in Overwatch 2?

Well, fret not, as we are going to list some amazing aim training maps you can try to improve your aim in the game.

As you are surely aware, Overwatch 2 has a quite complex system in terms of gameplay mechanics. Because the game is so fast-paced and features so many distinct heroes, it can be difficult to keep track of what is going on. However, some heroes are really fantastic to utilize once you have a hold of the shooting mechanics in Overwatch 2.

Here is a list of the top 10 Best Aim Training Maps that you should play in order to improve.

10. Aim Trainer (6CJXR1)

Aim Trainer is a straightforward vertical aim training map based on the Lijiang Tower map. You can choose any hero, and there will be random heroes hopping about for you to shoot.

This training map allows you to customize the distance of the jumping heroes from your position. It's a useful method to see how well you can hit a projectile shot at your enemies. However, it is best used to train heroes with hitscan attacks, like as Widowmaker.

Why Aim Trainer is Great for Aim Training:

A simple map for vertical training that can help you get better aim against vertically moving targets, which is harder to hit than strafing enemies.
A great way to practice heroes that have hitscan weapons.
You can customize the map to put the enemy heroes farther away, which will be very challenging as they go farther.

9. Aim Training Labs (AA5QQ)

Aim Training Labs is an Overwatch 2 aim training map that emulates Aim Lab, a popular third-party aim trainer.

It actually works nicely, given that each hero in Overwatch 2 has a unique attack style. Lucio, for example, has projectile weapon firing, whereas Ashe and Widowmaker have hitscan. Aim Training Labs is an excellent tool for practicing your aim with various mouse settings. It also has numerous options where you can fiddle with things like adding modifiers like health to the targets or if it is strafing.

This is a great way to see if your DPI settings are correct.

Why Aim Training Labs is Great for Aim Training:

Simple, yet effective aim training map
Has different modes like changing the size of targets, adding health, etc.
A great aim training map when you are customizing your mouse settings

8. Aim Trainer 2 (GBM5N)

Start at: 1:30

Aim Trainer 2 is a more sophisticated training because it requires heroes to move, crouch, and even jump. This training comes in two flavors. The first features numerous characters just strafing and evading your shots, which helps because it includes flying heroes like Echo and Pharah, tanks like Wrecking Ball, and even support like Kiriko.

The other mode is training for vertical aiming, which is useful as there are a lot of cases in Overwatch 2 when players leap around especially if you are up against a Pharah. Knowing where they will fall or jump during a match would be a huge advantage.

Why Aim Trainer 2 is Great for Aim Training:

An advanced training to help you aim better on moving targets.
Also has a vertical aim practice, which will be helpful on most matches
A great way to practice doing hitscan damage on flying heroes

7. AIM TRAINER W/ BOTs Junktown (MHGGS)

This AI-controlled aim trainer map is essentially Junktown. It improves both your aim and your map positioning, so you're effectively slaying two birds with one stone with this training map.

Honestly, it may get insane because it is 1v5 and you will be fighting against two bots depending on where you wish to fight, such as defending the payload. It is always beneficial to practice on training maps that use a genuine map in ranked mode, as this can aid you in other areas as well.

Why AIM TRAINER W/ BOTs Junktown is Great for Aim Training:

Plenty of scenarios in Junktown, which will be very helpful.
It helps you get better in positioning as you train your aim better.
You will also deal with long range bots such as Hanzo.

6. Practice Range 2.0 (8M72A)

The Practice Range 2.0 is essentially the same practice map as before, but with additional opportunities to perfect your aim. It introduces new scenarios, such as spawning a Wwidowmaker vertically with her grappling hook. This can help you practice your vertical aim, for example.

If you want to practice different scenarios, this would be an excellent warm-up or practice before playing a ranked match, as there are more than five scenarios to choose from, the majority of which deal with the most common enemies you'll face, such as teleporting Reaper or Genji blocking shots.

Why Practice Range 2.0 is Great for Aim Training:

Utilizes the practice range map, which is a good map to practice yoru positioning.
Has different scenarios you can try like defeating Tracer, or trying to defeat Widowmaker as she grapples.
Works well on any heroes you want to practice aiming.

5. 1v1 Arena (TXCXX)

Start at: 6:54

A 1v1 scenario in a match is unavoidable; thus, the 1v1 Arena training map will be an excellent aim training map. It places you in an arena on the Lijiang Control Center map, and you must defeat a random hero while utilizing a random hero.

It is a difficult training, but it will help you aim better and become a better player on the hero you are using. It is a win-win situation for you. I recommend taking the training after you've warmed up just to see if you can improve your aim.

Why 1v1 Arena is Great for Aim Training:

Uses the Lijiang Control Center map, which is one of the most picked maps in the game.
Challenging aim training map that will give you random heroes to use.
After warming up and doing aim training maps, this is a great way to put your aim to the test.

4. Genji Blade Sleep Training Mode (ZKMC1)

Start at 0:42

This training map is tailored to Ana. The reason this is at the top of the list is that honing your aim with Ana's sleeping dart can help you avoid a team wipe against Genji's ultimate.

It also requires a great deal of skill to pull off, but it is considered a very good and clutch play, especially on a mobile Genji, which is always annoyingly moving. Once you've mastered knocking him out, you'll be able to apply it to other heroes with hitscan weapons.

Why Genji Blade Sleep Training Mode is Great for Aim Training:

It is based on a real match scenario, and if you are an Ana main, then this one will be a great practice of your aim.
A specific hero training, so if you are planning to be an Ana main in Overwatch 2, this will be a great training.
Training with this scenario can translate well on other heroes with hitscan weapons.

3. Practice Range 3.0 (DRSDD)

Practice Range 3.0 is a revamp of the practice range that appears much better than the original. It differs from Practice Range 2.0 in that the scenarios are distinct from one another.

This training map removes all the bots and replaces some of them into actual heroes while adding plenty of scenarios. You can also change some of the parameters, such as having endless ammo and instant kill, among others.

Why Practice Range 3.0 is Great for Aim Training:

A cleaner version of the practice range map
Changes the moving bots to heroes, which can help you with your aim on moving targets.
Plenty of scenarios available from the classic aim training exercise to heroes spawning and you need to defeat them as quickly as possible.

2. Aim Training and Warm Up (CTO4V)

Start at 5:33

The Aim Training and Warm Up Training Map is a simple map. It is one of the greatest maps for warming up because it will spawn bots in the arena constantly.

Cassidy is the best way to warm up because he is the most user-friendly. Simply start firing, and what's nice about this map is that it indicates your accuracy, including vital accuracy, so you'll know if you're ready and warmed up.

There is some modification available, such as gaining a speed increase (Lucio), a damage boost (Mercy), or a nano boost (Ana). The difficulty of bot motions is also configurable, so you can begin at a low level and progress until you reach the most challenging.

Why Aim Training and Warm Up is Great for Aim Training:

A very straightforward map, which spawns unlimited bots that utilize their skills.
Customizable map like adding buffs to your hero. This can help you discern your damage or improve your adaptability especially on speed boost.
You can practice any hero you want in this map considering that it only has one mode.
Increase difficulty to improve your aim better.

1. PMAJELLIES AIM TRAINER V5 (KAVE5)

Start at 1:18

PMAJELLIES AIM TRAINER V5 is one of the best aim training maps on Overwatch 2, especially considering the range of settings. Training for movies, flying heroes, and hero arenas are some of the options.

The AI is also pretty good at avoiding your attacks. It is beneficial to use a hero and try to beat as many Tracers as possible in order to enhance your aim. It is strongly advised to begin with Cassidy, since he is one of the easiest heroes to use for aim training, and then progress to other DPS heroes like Ashe or Widowmaker.

Why the KAVE5 Training Map is Great for Aim Training:

Multiple modes ranging from Hero Arena, Hero Juggle, Flying Heroes, and more.
Very customizable modes like specifying heroes that will spawn.
Each spawned hero has an AI that will try to avoid your shots, great way to time your attacks and better your aim.
This is a good warmup map before going to ranked matches.

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[Top 10] Overwatch 2 Best DPS For Solo Queue (Ranked)

karlsanada13 — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 03:53:33 +0000

Who is the best DPS in Overwatch 2?

Looking for the top Overwatch 2 DPS heroes? If so, you've come to the right place because we've ranked the greatest DPS you can utilize even if you're playing solo queue.

DPS heroes are the most used heroes in Overwatch 2, and this is due to the fact that they are the easiest among the three roles to master, and mastering these heroes will benefit a team-based game that is highly dependable on roles. Of course, it is also a make-or-break situation, considering a bad DPS will surely put your team at a greater disadvantage than any of the other roles, as they are the ones that should be getting the eliminations most of the time.

Let's get right to it and rank the damage-dealing heroes without further ado!

10. Soldier 76

Soldier 76 is one of the easiest heroes to master due to his diverse skill set. He can sprint, do area-of-effect healing, and ultimately hunt down enemies for eliminations with his run-and-gun style of gameplay.

If you are playing solo queue using Soldier 76, the main strategy for him is to keep engaging enemies and start off dealing damage towards enemy healers by flanking the enemies. Soldier 76 has a sprint, so he can escape faster if needed. He is best used in midrange combat but is also very effective in close range with his full-auto pulse rifle. Other cases can involve going to an elevated place to better position yourself against the enemy team.

Defensively, he has Bionic Field to support the whole team or himself. It can heal pretty fast, which makes him a self-sustaining hero to use. With his hitscan attack, he is also best used against flying heroes like Echo and Pharah. Finally, his ultimate, Tactical Visor, is helpful on surprise attacks as it is literally an auto-aim ability.

Why Soldier 76 is good for solo queue:

His all-around skills make him ideal for new players and even veterans of Overwatch 2.
He can be a self-sustaining hero with Bionic Field, so if you are pressuring enemies, using Soldier 76 can contest or atleast hold off the enemy team a little bit longer.
His ultimate, Tactical Visor, does not really require any combination or synergy from other heroes, so if you are planning to play solo queue, then you can utilize his ultimate any time you want as long as it is the necessary move.

Choose Soldier 76 if:

Your team is up against flying heroes like Echo and Pharah, as Soldier 76 can easily do hitscan damage to them if you have a good aim.
Your team lacks the healing output to support you, Soldier 76 will be great as he has his own skill for healing.
The enemy team does not use tanks that have shields, Soldier 76’s ultimate, Tactical Visor, will have a lesser chance to be countered and will be very effective against the other team.

Solo Queue Score: 75/100

9. Cassidy

Cassidy edges out Soldier 76 because his skills can counter a lot of heroes without flanking the enemies. The alternative fire of his gun, Peacekeeper, unleashes barrages of shots, which can be deadly for all heroes if they are hit, but the recoil is too high, which is why it is mostly used in very close combat to deal a decisive blow on your pursuers. Basically, his skills can deal a lot of damage and can prevent flanks from the enemy team’s DPS as well.

For the main strategy, always try to go to higher ground when playing Cassidy in solo queue, as this will give you an advantage over enemies, and if they try to chase you away, you can always use Cassidy's alternate fire to scare or kill them off.

You can also benefit from hiding behind tanks or your team if they are cohesive enough because Cassidy works great as an anti-flank hero, especially with his skill, Magnetic Grenade, that easily stops flanking DPS. If you manage to get to a higher ground with cover for his ultimate, Deadeye, it will benefit you because it takes time to activate to get the instant kill. Make sure that you can lock in the support and DPS to finish them off.

Why Cassidy is good for solo queue:

Powerful damage for both primary attack and alternate fire. As long as you hit your shots, especially headshots, you can easily pick anyone easily.
His alternate fire can instantly deal off pesky flanking DPS of the enemy team, and it can even counter tanks like Reindhart or Winston if you manage to sneak up and hit them with the alternate fire.
His ultimate can wipe a team easily especially if you flank them, although it is very risky to do.
The magnetic grenade is powerful enough if things are getting crazy in the game, and it can be a good counter against Tracer and Sombra.

Choose Cassidy if:

You need a hero that has a hitscan weapon so basically, he works well against enemies that are flying enemies like Echo. Although Cassidy works best in medium range, a good Pharah may not be in your range most of the time.
You are up against flanking DPS like Mei or Sombra, you can easily deal with them using Magnetic Grenade.
You are good at headshots. Cassidy has a very powerful primary attack that can easily kill off enemies with a headshot or two most of the time. Deadeye, his ultimate, can easily wipe the other team, especially the pesky healers like Mercy.
The enemy team does not have Widowmaker as Cassidy may be an easy picking against her.

Solo Queue Score: 78/100

8. Echo

Echo is one of the most powerful heroes in Overwatch 2 both lore- and game-wise, but she is on the lower side of the list considering she has a pretty high learning curve compared to others. However, once you master her, she can be pretty overpowered in the solo queue.

The main strategy for her is to become a pest against the enemy team. She is very mobile; hence, she can do a lot to pressure the enemy team, whether she is flanking, destroying barriers, or picking off supports from afar. Her skills like Focusing Beam can easily melt enemies, especially if their HP is 50% or lower, which can be a good combo with her other skill, Sticky Bomb, so make sure to hit them with the latter first before finishing the enemies off with Focusing Beam.

Her ultimate, Duplicate, can be a hit-or-miss so you have to be very careful who to copy, but it can be a deadly combo if you manage to fill up your ultimate quickly. Copy heroes that have a very high upside or have an effective ultimate that can be used to win decisively, such as D.Va or Zarya.

Why Echo is good for solo queue:

Her skills can easily get you a lot of elimination as her Focusing Beam and Sticky Bomb complement each other very well.
There are only a few flying heroes in Overwatch 2, and if you are intermediate at flying, you can be an unstoppable hero even if the team has hitscan attacks.
Her ultimate, Duplicate, can be decisive in clutch moments or when pressuring enemies, as you can easily be another support, tank, or a DPS with good skills in a few moments.

Choose Echo if:

You are up against a team without hitscan aim type. Although, it is very rare considering players can change to a different hero if needed.
You have Mercy as support in the team to pocket heal you, which can give you a tremendous amount of advantage.
You are up against other flying heroes like Pharah or even Echo as you can be a direct counter for them.
The maps have wide skies, and not in an enclosed space as Echo benefits a lot from flying.

Solo Queue Score: 81/100

7. Sombra

Sombra is a cunning DPS, and can work well on any map in Overwatch 2. Although she does not deal high enough damage, she can be quite annoying in most games to deal with, and I have seen people play her and not get any deaths, which is quite a feat in the game.

The main strategy for Sombra if you are playing solo queue is to keep pestering the enemy team until you fill up your ultimate. To avoid getting hit, keep using your Stealth skill as well as making use of your Translocator, and it is best to put it in a hidden location but near a health pack so you can easily grab it once you are teleported back to the location where you put it.

Keep flanking enemies, and hack them as much as you can to prevent them from using their skills and to be an easy picking. Disoriented enemy teams are quite easy to pick off, especially in clutch situations. Her ultimate, EMP, is a great initiator, as it will make everyone within its range silent for five seconds, which is plenty enough to destroy the enemy team.

Why Sombra is good for solo queue:

She is one of the heroes that can be quite easy to learn, her skill sets can be mastered easily.
She can be an amazing flanker, and you can get low deaths on your scoreboard if you are careful enough.
She works well on any map, but she works best on Push Mode as she can flank easily in this mode.
Although she is a DPS, she is best used as a support or putting down support of the enemy team to put your team in better advantages.

Choose Sombra if:

You are up against heroes that will be easily picked off from behind because of low mobilitiy like Zenyatta, Ana, or even Widowmaker.
You are up against tanks that make use of barriers shields to prevent your enemy pushing. A hacked Reindhart can easily be dealt with for example, but you have to retreat as fast as you can once you hack him.
You have a dive team composition. Sombra is highly dependent on the team composition, and a dive team works well for her as you can initiate fights with your Hack skill and EMP ultimate.

Solo Queue Score: 82/100

6. Tracer

Tracer is one of the DPS that you need to make use of her skills to be very effective; hence, she has quite a learning curve. Although she is on the sixth spot, she is very deadly in close range against supports and DPS, while also having great mobility for flanking and retreating. She edges out Sombra, as her ultimate is also better.

The best strategy for Tracer is to hit-and-run opponents in close-range encounters, and it is best to utilize Blink for flanking enemies from behind and retreating by using Recall to annoy the enemies. Just keep hitting them before they even know you are there, and once your ultimate is filled, use your ultimate, the Pulse Bomb, to deal heavy damage to the enemy team. It works best when there are clashes or when they are close together.

Why Tracer is great for solo queue:

Hit-n-run gunfights work very well if you are in a solo queue, and Tracer is one of the best heroes to use for that scenario.
Flanking enemies with Tracer is easier because of her Blink skill and Recall skill.
Tracer works best alone, which is like Sombra, while having more powerful damage output than Sombra, and she has a better ultimate that can be used alone.

Choose Tracer if:

You have a dive team composition like having Winston in a team. You can easily deal quite a lot of damage to the enemies when Winston dives and you flank the enemy.
You play on Push Mode (Robot), as she can easily flank enemies that are hurrying towards the robot
Your enemy team does not have flying heroes, which means you can target anyone, although focus on healers or DPS with less mobility.

Solo Queue Score: 85/100

5. Pharah

In Overwatch 2, Pharah is the ultimate flying hero. Although she requires a steep learning curve to be efficient, she is incredibly good at taking off foes from the sky with her weapons.

The strategy for Pharah is quite straightforward: jump high with the Jump Jet skill, and hover as much as you can before doing another Jump Jet. As much as possible, stay in the sky and deal damage from there with your primary fire as it deals area-of-effect damage. Concussive Blast can disorient your opponent’s team and works well on maps with edges and cliffs. Pharah can hover above the ground a lot longer than Echo, which is why once you master her skills and flying ability, you are pretty much untouchable, except for a few heroes, and in most cases, you are still pretty hard to hit.

Finally, her ultimate, Barrage, is so strong that it can quickly wipe out a whole team; yet, it must be timed precisely because it may be easily stopped or countered by heroes such as Widowmaker or Hanzo.

Why Pharah is great for solo queue:

Area-of-effect primary fire, which is a great way to pressure enemies and get them moving away from their position.
The best flying hero in Overwatch 2, and if you master her flying abilities, you will be untouchable.
Her ultimate, Barrage, can easily wipe a team and has an almost instant activation, which will be a great surprise against the enemy.
She plays very well on any map as long as it is not on an enclosed space, but she works best on Control mode map.

Choose Pharah if:

You play on a Control mode map where teams fight over a single point. Pharah is one of the best heroes to contest it.
You are not against Widowmaker, as she is Pharah’s greatest counter, but you can still maneuver your way against her.
Similar to Echo, if you have Mercy on your team that can pocket heal you, then you have a higher chance of survival.
Similar to Echo, Pharah works well if the maps have wide skies, and she does not work well on enclosed maps as some midrange attacks can reach her.

Solo Queue Score: 87/100

4. Genji

Genji is a high-skill, high-reward hero in Overwatch 2, and he is also one of the heroes with high mobility that takes a while to master. All of his skills are quite deadly, such as Deflect, which is basically reversing any projectile that is coming towards you and sending it back to the enemy.

The main strategy for Genji is to keep flanking enemies from behind while quickly retreating to better position yourself for better kills, and this will be effective with Cyber-Agility as Genji can move around the map easily. The best attack combo is to continue chipping away at enemies with your maneuverability and primary fire while using Swift Strike to deal with the finisher while filling your ultimate. It is best to time your ultimate, Dragonblade, with other ultimates, but it can work well even if you are alone as long as you surprise the enemy.

Why Genji is great for solo queue:

He is highly mobile for a DPS, and works well in midrange and close combat (ultimate).
Deflect is honestly a great counter for other DPS, which can be combined with other Genji’s skill to finish enemies off.
If you like flanking, Genji is one of the best heroes to do it.
Genji’s ultimate, Dragonblade, is easily a team wiper on the right timing, so you can easily get a lot of eliminations this way.

Choose Genji if:

You are up against heroes like Ana that like to support their team from a distance. She can counter you though, so be extra careful with her Sleeping Dart. In any case, support like Ana and Zenyatta should be easy picking for you in most cases.
If you are fighting less mobile DPS lke Bastion or Widowmaker, Genji will be ideal to finish them off by flanking.
Genji works very well in Push Mode (Robot), as he is quite mobile and can easily flank enemies that are hurrying to contest the robot.

Solo Queue Score: 89/100

3. Ashe

Among the many DPS, Ashe has the best mix for aim as she can cover mid to long range quite effectively. If she is threatened in close range, she can easily flee using Coach Gun, which damages enemies while knocking herself backwards to give herself more space.

The main strategy for Ashe in Overwatch 2, especially on solo queue, is to keep your distance. With the ability to use ADS, Ashe can pick off targets from a long distance, which is quite effective, especially against flying enemies. Her Dynamite skill may need some time to be perfect considering you can shoot it after you throw it to activate the skill. It can easily be used to disturb the enemy team’s positioning.

Since you are most likely fighting from afar, Coach Gun's skill helps Ashe to move away from close-range engagements and better position yourself, while her ultimate, B.O.B., is easily one of the best ultimates in the game. B.O.B is essentially another hero, which can contest a point and be buffed by other heroes. Unfortunately, it can easily be debuffed or hacked by heroes as well.

Why Ashe is great for solo queue:

She works best on mid-range and long-range battles, so she can be quite effective against most enemies.
Her skillset is quite great on pressuring enemies, she can disturb enemy positioning with her Dynamite, and can use Coach Gun to avoid getting finished off by flanking enemies. Her ultimate, B.O.B is one of a kind, and works best on clearing enemies on the objective.
She works well on any map in Overwatch 2.

Choose Ashe if:

You are up against flying enemies like Pharah as you have hitscan attack. She can really do great damage against them, and they are easier to pick off when you are on ADS.
If you're defending a checkpoint or objective, Ashe can be a great way to hold enemies off especially if they are not regrouped properly. Her dynamite skill can disturb them even more.
The team composition consists of tanks that have barriers to add more on your protection.

Solo Queue Score: 91/100

2. Reaper

Reaper is the second best DPS hero in Overwatch 2. He is the best in close-range combat, and he is easily one of the easiest heroes to master as he can be a self-sustaining hero and can wipe a team easily with his ultimate skill.

The main strategy for Reaper is to flank the enemy team’s support, or DPS. To move in the back line, use Shadow Step, and to flee from enemies, use Wraith Form. As mentioned, Reaper has powerful shots in close-range encounters, which can finish off a lot of low-health enemies hiding in the back line.

His passive skill is stealing health from every damage dealt, which will be good if you constantly attack enemies, while his ultimate, Death Blossom, can wipe a team if done in a surprising way, which is quite hard to master considering Reaper is one of the oldest heroes in Overwatch 2. Hence, you can quickly anticipate his ultimate. Despite that, he is still a great hero to use.

Why Reaper is best for solo queue:

Reaper is best at close-range encounters, hence, he works well fighting enemies that have low mobility as you can easily finish them off while getting heal steal with your passive skill.
Death Blossom is one of the most powerful ultimates in Overwatch 2. It may be predictable, but once you manage to surprise an enemy team, it can quickly wipe a team.
Self-sustaining hero with passive skill of heal steal, and Wraith Form if you plan to escape from engagements.

Choose Reaper if:

You are up against tanks that have huge hitbox as they are considered ultimate fodder for Reaper.
You are playing on the Control mode map or Payload mode map. Reaper is not very viable in Push mode, as he is quite slow to contest a moving robot.
You have healers that can support you from afar like Kiriko (teleports near you) or Ana. Why? They can work well when you have your ultimate, and you are looking for the best time to use it.

Solo Queue Score: 94/100

1. Sojourn

Sojourn is one of the most popular DPS heroes in Overwatch League, and for good reason. For one, she has great crowd control abilities, and she is quite a deadly and all-around hero. She does have a high learning curve as her aim type is projectile instead of hitscan, which can be quite difficult for some when just starting to play her.

The main strategy for Sojourn is to break barriers (if needed) and create disorder against the enemy team with the Disruptor Shot, as this makes it easier to pick off enemies one by one. She also has a lot of mobility considering she can do the Power Slide, which makes her escape from tough positions while being hard to hit. You can even jump and leap when you are sliding.

Sojourn’s alternative fire is one of the best out there, considering it could easily be used as a finisher when charged around 50%, just make sure it is a headshot. Finally, her ultimate, Overclock, basically charges your alternate fire to 100% in a matter of seconds, which can wipe a team if you have great aim.

Why Sojourn is the best for solo queue:

She is currently the best hero once mastered. She has high mobility with a powerful skill set that can get a lot of eliminations with enough practice.
She is one of the best all-around DPS heroes that can output high damage, so she can be used in any maps regardless of the objective/goal.
She can one-hit kill enemies with her alternate fire, and attacking enemies or even barriers can easily accumulate enough energy to do powerful alternate fires. Her ultimate, Overclock, is basically her alternate fire with quick charge.

Choose Sojourn if:

You have a great aim on projectile aim. Sojourn is great at almost everything, but it takes time to get used to, and considering she is one of the newest heroes in Overwatch 2, she is still pretty powerful.
You can counter most enemies with Disruptor Shot, which works well against Widowmaker or Bastion as they barely move from their place when attacking.
You are up against tanks that have barriers, you can easily destroy it, while racking up energy for your alternate fire.

Solo Queue Score: 97/100

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[Top 5] Overwatch 2 Best Supports To Carry The Game (Ranked)

karlsanada13 — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 01:43:06 +0000

Which support hero is the best?

Overwatch 2 includes a handful but distinct roster of support characters who buff, heal, and assist the team as a whole. A superb support is usually the one who can masterfully save their team from being utterly annihilated, and without them, the enemy team may simply destroy the DPS and tanks.

If you're seeking for the greatest support hero to utilize in Overwatch 2, you've come to the right spot since we've ranked the top five support heroes in the game.

5. Moira

Moira has been one of the most beginner-friendly heroes in Overwatch 2. Her skills are simple. For one, her primary attack/healing, Biotic Grasp, can do area-of-effect healing, and if you are out of biotic energy, you can damage opponents to gather it back faster. She also has a biotic orb, which is literally a big orb that bounces off walls and is quite powerful in both healing and damage potential. She can also escape pretty quickly with Fade, as she will be invisible and invulnerable for a second. Finally, her ultimate, Coalescence, is both a powerful healing and damage ultimate, and thus it can either wipe out the whole opposing team while actually healing your opponents tremendously.

As for her main support strategy, stay away from the frontlines as much as possible, though you can assist your flanking teammates as Moira is also a great flanking hero. Throwing a Biotic Orb depends on the situation, but I found it most effective when used as a healing orb, especially since Moira has limited primary heals and it takes time for it to refill even if you are damaging your enemies constantly. On the other hand, you may use a damage Biotic Orb if you are in an advantageous position, like throwing it in an enclosed space towards the enemy, or if you are trying to disturb the opposing team’s positioning. Of course, you have to watch when you use Fade, as it only needs to be used for escaping and retreating back behind your team’s tank.

Many people argue that she should utilize her ultimate on offense, but I'd pair it with another hero's ultimate, such as Zarya, Mei, or Orisa, to maximize its effectiveness.

Why Moira is a Great Support That Can Carry The Game

She can do amazing healing and decent damage, which is quite rare for a support. Some Moira focus on damage, and you will be seeing a lot of them either outdamaging their healing prowess 2:1 in some cases. A great Moira, however, balances it out.
She can easily escape enemies, hence she can contest longer and she can support better with her Biotic Orb. just be careful on how you throw it towards your team.
Her ultimate, Coalescence, is amazingly powerful. It can wipe an opposing team, heal your teammate quickly, and it is long range.

Choose Moira if:

You have a long range or single-unit healer teammate like Ana, since Moira can effectively heal multiple teammates at once.
The map has enclosed spaces or a lot of walls. This is to make the Biotic Orb very effective, plus, it helps with her ultimate as well.
If the team composition is a Dive team since you can use Fade to go in-and-out of the clash.

Support Carry Score: 85/100

4. Baptiste

Baptiste edges out Moira simply because Baptiste's support skills can be more helpful in a way that they can literally save a team in clutch moments. To begin, his primary weapon, the Biotic Launcher, is a powerful three-round burst attack with an area-of-effect that can heal your teammates a lot. He has the Regenerative Burst skill, which can heal himself and his allies, which makes him very viable in clutch moments, and he has the Immortality Field, which he can deploy to prevent anyone from dying. As for escaping or retreating, he can jump quite highly with Exo Boots, which can be helpful when helping your DPS, who is on higher ground. Lastly, his Amplification Matrix literally doubles the damage and healing of any projectiles that come through it.

As for his main strategy as a support, it is always going to be defensive and to stay close with your teammates since you need to use your skills, especially Immortality Field, when your team is being overwhelmed. Be mindful that when you deploy an Immortality Field, it can also be destroyed. It has a decent amount of health, and if you are lower ranked, a lot of people do not even destroy it.

As for Amplification Matrix, it works great with long-range heroes, as they can fully utilize it when shooting the enemies. If you are pressuring the enemies, his ultimate can be quite helpful to finish the job. A common tactic with Baptiste is to shoot while crouching, as this charges his Exo Boots, which can be used to escape if you are being targeted by DPS.

Why Baptiste is a Great Support That Can Carry The Game

His skills can heal multiple heroes at once
He can deploy an immortality field, which makes the team invulnerable for quite some time.
He can play well with any team composition and any maps, but he works best on teams that hold the line instead of a Dive composition, which can be quite hard to follow for Baptiste.

Choose Baptiste if:

If you have a team composition of mostly long range weapons, Baptiste's ultimate will be maximized when you activate it.
You can counter multiple DPS ultimate with Immortality Field, provided they have not destroyed it once you deploy it. One example is Junkrat.
You are on a defending side, and need to defend a point or checkpoint. Baptiste works well, he is defending a spot since his Immortality Field only has limited radius.

Support Carry Score: 88/100

3.Ana

Ana is undoubtedly the most difficult support hero to master in Overwatch 2, as she requires a high level of accuracy to be a good support.

However, if you manage to master her skills, she can be an amazing support in any situation. As for her skills, she is a long-range support and uses a Biotic Rifle that has a scope, which makes her quite hard to defeat since you need to flank the whole team just to get her, and she might even use her Sleep Dart on you with ease if she sees you attacking him. Her other skill, Biotic Grenade, is one of the most helpful skills as it deals damage to enemies and heals allies within its area-of-effect, while enemies cannot be healed for a while once they are hit, which usually means a death wish for anyone who cannot be healed. Finally, her ultimate, Nano Boost, is amazingly effective as it boosts damage and reduces damage on the one you are targeting; it works best when coordinated with DPS heroes like Genji to maximize his ultimate.

The main strategy for Ana as a support is to find a good location where you cannot be shot easily while being able to support the whole team from a distance. If your teammates are fighting, use a Biotic Grenade to debuff opponents while healing your teammates, and avoid using scope if you are close to them. The nano boosts need to be used to support DPS, especially when they use their ultimate. If you have a Moira on the team and she does her ultimate, you can use Nano Boost with her as well to maximize the damage of her Coalescence. As for Sleep Dart, it works best against flankers like Mei and Genji. Once you make them sleep, your DPS can headshot them to finish them off. However, even minor damage will awaken the sleeping enemy, resulting in chaos. You can also use Sleep Dart on heroes that will try to use their ultimate, like Genji or Reaper, to stop them completely.

Why Ana is a Great Support That Can Carry The Game

She is a long-range support, which can be quite hard to deal with, as her allies will always be healed from afar.
She can be an anti-flank with the use of her Sleep Dart, it can be used to stop ultimates, which quite amazing to pull off in clutch moments
Her Biotic Grenade is an amazing debuffer as enemies that cannot be healed always get finished off in a chaotic clash. This works best on tanks since you can pretty much finish them off if they cannot be healed.
Ana can deal quite a bit of damage as well if needed, especially since she has a long range shot, she can use her scope to aim better.

Choose Ana if:

You are defending a checkpoint or objective, as Ana can be maximized if she does not move too much in a location.
You can play Ana in any maps except Push mode, which I found quite tiring to keep moving, especially since she is not as mobile as other heroes as well.
If you know you have a good aim, Ana can be a very powerful hero overall, especially when supporting allies and dealing damage against enemies.

Support Carry Score: 92/100

2. Kiriko

Kiriko is Overwatch 2's newest support, and she's already one of the better support heroes in Overwatch 2.

Being a ninja, she has Genji’s mobility but with healing abilities, as she can climb walls as well. Using her Healing Ofuda, her primary weapon, she can easily heal teammates, as it is a homing healing device. She also has an alternate fire, a Kunai, and you can kill DPS with one body shot and one headshot.

As for her other skills, she has great mobility, as she can do a Swift Step, which is basically teleporting herself to nearby allies while debuffing herself. She can also debuff others with Protection Suzu, and her ultimate, Kitsune Rush, buffs your whole team a lot by increasing movement speed, rate of fire, reload time speed, and cooldown reduction, which are great when you are initiating a clash with the opposing team.

The main strategy for Kiriko is to keep moving and keep healing heroes, this can be easy with her skill Swift Step as she can teleport to the nearest hero with critical health. She works well with flanking allies, as she can easily teleport back to his team if needed. Her Kunai can be a great counter to DPS attacks; just make sure to connect a headshot. As for her debuffing skill, Protection Suzu, it is mostly timing, as it can counter the ultimates of other heroes like Mei’s Blizzard, Reinhardt’s Earthshatter, etc. Moreover, you can use it to make your allies invulnerable, even for a little while, so you can save some lives in a crucial moment. Lastly, her ultimate works well in clutch moments if you are trying to capture a point, as it buffs everyone under the ultimate, even B.O.B. by Ashe, and everyone can spam their skills with the huge cooldown reduction.

Why Kiriko is a Great Support That Can Carry The Game

She can pretty much heal everyone at ease with her Swift Step. Combining it with Protection Suzu can rescue DPS or low health allies from certain death.
She has great debuff and buff skills, which makes him very essential.
Her ultimate is compatible with everyone as it buffs almost every status of a hero, and the skill cooldown reduction is too powerful.

Choose Kiriko if:

The team consists of flanking DPS as she can heal them efficiently
If you are up against heroes with debuffs like Mei’s Blizzard or Ana’s Biotic Grenade.
You are on the attacking side of the payload, or push mode as her skills, especially ultimate, can help pressure enemies constantly.

Support Carry Score: 95/100

1. Lucio

Lucio is currently the best support in Overwatch 2 as he has the highest survivability among the support heroes, and he can easily be mastered as his skills can be considered passive most of the time. Basically, Lucio can pick whether he can do a speed buff or heal, and it can easily be changed depending on the situation, and it works as a passive buff or heal as well, which is quite powerful. He can also increase the intensity of this buff or heal with Amp It Up, which is powerful even for a few seconds.

He can Wall Ride, which buffs his speed, and he can be pretty hard to hit when he is riding the wall, especially in an enclosed space. His primary attack may not be quick, but it actually works great against heroes like Widowmaker and Bastion, or anyone who is staying still when shooting. His alternate fire is quite effective as well on maps with edges, as it pushes anyone who gets hit quite far. It is actually satisfying to get the kills this way.

Now, his ultimate, Sound Barrier, is basically giving overhealth or a shield to his allies, which can be effective when his allies are being pressured or stuck due to an ultimate like Zarya’s Graviton Surge, and it can counter a handful of DPS’ ultimates like Genji’s Dragonblade.

As for his main strategy, he works well on any map, but he works best on maps that have edges, so you can push opposing heroes off the edge as well. Most of the time, you only use speed boost at the start of the round and then just use the healing boost to heal your team passively. As his skill is passive, he can shoot his Sonic Amplifier towards enemies or try to damage barriers as much as possible.

As for Lucio’s ultimate, the Sound Barrier, use it wisely. The best way to use it is to counter other heroes’ ultimates like D’Va’s Self Destruct, Genji’s Dragonblade, and Zarya’s Graviton’s Surge. Also, always do a Wall Ride to get speed buffs for yourself, and it makes you harder to get hit by projectile attacks. You can also constantly contest a point with this strategy on some maps, which gives your team time to regroup.

Why Lucio is the Best Support That Can Carry The Game

Lucio has the highest survivability in the support roster with his ability to speed boost himself and wall ride.
His abilities apply passively, which makes you focus on other things like aiming enemies, and observing the enemies.
His ultimate can save plenty of lives especially when timed right.
He works best on any maps whether it is attacking or defending.

Choose Lucio if:

Although Lucio can play well on any map, he works more efficiently on maps with edges that you can push enemies off, and maps with several walls to quickly move from one place to another.
If your team composition is filled with slow heroes like Zarya and Orisa, you can partner with them to speed boost them or heal them as they defend or push a point.
If you are up against heroes like Genji, D.Va, and Junkrat, Lucio can counter them very well with his ultimate. Although, Sombra can erase your ultimate with her ultimate.

Support Carry Score: 98/100

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[Top 10] Overwatch Best Heroes That Are Great (Latest Patch)

Sntry — Thu, 26 May 2022 20:58:43 +0000

The newest Overwatch patch has come out and brought along changes in the hero pool. Meet the top 10 best heroes to play.

Overwatch DPS - Tracer uses her ability to travel through time to fight crime

10. DPS Heroes

Let‘s talk about the damage heroes in Overwatch. This is by far the largest group and it is difficult to name any that really stand out. It depends all on your playstyle and especially on the team composition.

When picking your hero, it‘s important to factor in the other heroes in your team, specifically the tank. But the enemy team is also important and the battle situation might require you to adjust. Here are some recommendations from the current meta.

10.1 Hanzo

Overwatch DPS - Hanzo Cinematic Trailer

Hanzo is a sniper, formerly belonging to a Japanese Yakuza-Family and brother to hero Genji. He uses a bow and arrow, can wall climb and is in general a highly mobile character. His long range and high damage make him dangerous for all heroes. Without a scope he is one of the harder snipers to play and the way his arrows fly takes some getting used to. But even with the fairly high skills required for his play, he can totally make or break the game.

His abilities are ‘Sonic Arrow’, an ability with which he can make enemies visible through walls for his teammates, but only in a section of the map, and ‘Storm Arrow’, which allows him to shoot up to 5 arrows in quick succession even though he usually has a 0.5 second recovery time between shots. Positive is though, that Hanzo can both achieve headshots even from a long distance and the damage power of his Stormbow can reach depending on charge 27.5 to 125. This can easily give heroes with small health bars the finishing shot.

The strongest part of him is probably his ultimate, since it can tear through the map, doing damage even to hero‘s further away. Additionally it is so big, it can help clear the enemies of a point or corner them for a quick team kill.

What Makes Hanzo Great:

Long range
High Damage
Powerful Ultimate
Stormarrow

10.2 Soldier 76

Overwatch DPS - Soldier 76 Cinematic Trailer

The artificially enhanced super-soldier ‘Jack ‘Soldier 76’ Morrison’ is an American vigilante and ex-commander of Overwatch. With his experimental ‘Pulse Rifle’ and his ‘Biotic Field’ he is a dangerous flanker and can support the team during quick dives.

His rifle shoots ‘Helix Rifles’ that cause a small explosion and can cause self-harm if fired too closely. His passive ability enables him to ‘Sprint’ any distance. This makes him a good flanker, but lets him regroup with the team fast to dive together.

Soldier 76’s ultimate ability ‘Tactical Visor’ is in line with the principles of aimbot. For 6 seconds the automatic rifle aims at the closest enemy target in sight that isn’t covered by a shield. This makes him deadly for flankers like Tracer or flying heroes like Phara and Mercy.

What Makes Soldier Great:

Independent
Self-reliant
High damage
Good for quick dives

9. Tracer

Overwatch DPS - Tracer Cinematic Trailer

From all the DPS Heroes, Tracer is probably the one requiring the highest skill. But she is still the most played hero in the current meta. Her mobility is unparalleled and the way she can keep disrupting the enemy team and taking out the enemy support makes her probably the strongest damage hero in Overwatch.

Tracer is a British adventurer aiming to right wrongs all over the world. With her twin pistols and the ability to travel through time, she is almost impossible to keep up with in battle.

Her abilities include ‘Blink’, a quick burst of movement that lets her zip through the map, and ‘Recall’, a skill that enables her to rewind time to three seconds before. Her health returns and she is returned to the place on the map she was three seconds ago. This allows her to keep returning to poke at the enemy repeatedly.

Her pistols rapid fire 20 shots before reloading. With a quick reload time of 1.15 seconds she is one of the fastest heroes and due to her short range, headshots can still be fatal even though the damage of the bullets is a mere 1.8 to 6. Tracer is mostly played as a flanking hero and is especially effective in dealing with the enemy support.

Her strongest counter is Brigitta with her ‘Rocket Flail’, but even if the enemy supports are too guarded, Tracer can still push together with the team and make use of her fast charging ultimate.

Tracer’s ultimate ability ‘Pulse Bomb’ can be stuck to an enemy for maximum efficiency. It can blow up a whole team and with the speed it recharges when Tracer keeps poking the enemy team, it is a powerful tool in battle.

What Makes Tracer Great:

High Speed
High Mobility
Recall
Her ultimate
Good for flanking

8. Sigma

Overwatch Tank - Sigma Gameplay Trailer

Let’s see the top tanks of the meta. First off is Sigmarequiring high skill and a decent amount of experience, . The astrophysicist with his ability to bend gravity to his will is an allrounder that can shield his team, givinghimself a health boost and doingdecent amount of damage on his own.

Additionally, he has the ability to chuck a big chunk of debris at his enemies, knocking them down and rendering them immobile for 0.8 seconds, often enough time for DPS and supports to land critical hits. It’s called ‘Accretion’ and can’t be reflected by Genji.

Sigma can finish off enemies with his ‘Hyperspheres’, which he fires in pairs to cause small explosions that deal damage in a small area. They bounce from walls, floor and ceiling, giving Sigma an advantage on tighter maps. BUT careful about the self-damage his projectiles can cause at close proximity to the explosion.

His ‘Experimental Barrier’ is a very mobile shield, enabling Sigma to place it in any direction he likes. But due to its weakness, positioning is key for this hero. Always remain near cover to duck in and out regularly to prevent running out of resources and dying. Sigma is especially useful when your team is dominating the high ground.

With his ability ‘Kinetic Grasp’ Sigma can absorb 60% of damage and turn it into temporary shields, making him a harder kill, but if you decide to tank as Sigma, keep an eye out for Roadhogs as the hook can pull you out of cover and make you an easy target for any lingering enemies.

Finally, Sigma too has a strong ultimate. ‘Gravitic Flux’ lifts up enemies in a designated area and keeps them suspended for 2 seconds, before slamming them down hard and costing every hero 50% of their maximum health. This ult is very useful for ultimate-combos. Care is advised when it comes to the timing though, to not cancel out each other’s ult.

What Makes Sigma Great:

Allrounder
Crowd control through ultimate

Overwatch Tank - Roadhog was displaced from his home and started a rebellion. Meet the Junker!

7. Roadhog

Overwatch Tank - Roadhog Gameplay Trailer

This Australian Rebel was once permanently displaced in favour of the artificially intelligent robots called ‘Omnics’ and started a rebellion. The result of the following war was a big explosion that left the Australian outback a wasteland of Scrap.

In this wasteland the man that was Roadhog turns to a stone cold killer and begins to work with another Rebel to steal and loot. Due to the explosion his body has been altered and he relies on a gas mask to breathe.

His ability ‘Take A Breather’ is based on this concept and allows the tank to recover 300 health points over a time of 2 seconds. This makes him extremely hard to kill, especially since he can heal every 8 seconds.

Endangered are especially big heroes or flying characters like Phara when Roadhog gets his ‘Chain Hook’ out to pull his enemies closer. The hook and ‘Scrap Gun’ combo is almost always fatal for smaller characters like Tracer or Mercy.

His big body gives his teammates enough cover, but it’s important Roadhog players can gauge the strength with which the enemy team is keeping him in check, so he doesn’t feed them ultimate charge.

Heroes Roadhog has to be careful around: Ana and D.VA, since Ana’s Grenade can block Roadhog from healing, making it easy for high damage heroes like D.VA, who don’t have to reload, to kill him.

Roadhog’s ultimate ability is called ‘Whole Hog’. He fires 128 bullets a second for 5.5 seconds, amounting to a total of 4928 points of damage. Enemies within rage are additionally pushed back by him.

What Makes Roadhog Great:

Bulky
Can heal himself
Strong ultimate for clearing points
Useful against flying characters

6. Wrecking Ball

Overwatch Tank - Wreckingball Gameplay Trailer

The genetically modified hamster ‘Hammond’ landed in the Australian Wastelands after he fled from a rebellion in his home, the lunar colony ‘Horizon’. There he built his escape capsule into a mecha to partake in the great mecha battles of the ‘Scrapyard’. As a mobile tank, he has one of the highest play rates amongst the current pro meta.

With his ‘Quad Cannons’ and the ‘Adaptive Shield’ Wrecking Ball is not just bulky in health, but also quite high on his damage stats. His ultimate ability additionally can deploy a massive field of proximity mines, giving him a sense of crowd control and it can help secure points or payloads.

The main part about Hammond is his mobility. He can ‘Roll’ around the map and ‘Piledrive’ into the enemy back lines or swing around on his As a Wrecking Ball player it is all about positioning in the map. It’s about knowing the enemies whereabouts and which heroes are easily flankable.

Wrecking Ball is a very independent character and due to the mostly disruptive design of his abilities, he can be a great catalyst for the team to get kills in during the ensuing chaos.

What Makes Wrecking Ball Great:

Great movement
Bulky
Very disruptive to enemy team

5. Zenyatta

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The Omnic is a monk aspiring to reach transcendental immunity to damage. On his path Zenyatta has become a mentor to many, including the hero ‘Genji’ whom he helped accept his cyborg nature.

With his ‘Orbs Of Harmony And Discord’ he can heal his teammates and boost the damage done to the enemies. Additionally he can use his ‘Orbs of Destruction’ in two fire modes, enabling him to be both used as a sniper character or as a hitscan.

Due to his high damage potential Zenyatta is often considered somewhat of a DPS himself. A good Zenyatta player isn’t a sitting duck, but can keep up with any flankers that might be coming for him and can hold himself in team dives.

His ultimate ability ‘Transcendence’ enables him to float and emit a blinding light. Within the light, all team members receive massive healing. His ultimate lasts for 6 seconds and can make a true impact as it can outheal several other hero ultimates.

What makes Zenyatta Great:

Versatile
Allrounder
High damage

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4. Ana

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When it comes to Support heroes, the meta agrees on one thing. Ana has to be there. The aged sniper is the perfect allrounder. With a big arsenal of abilities and her ‘Biotic Rifle’, she can reach both, theenemy team and allies, from the safety of her own back lines.

Her ‘Sleep dart’ is probably one of the safest defences the support heroes in Overwatch have. Ana can sleep any flankers that get too close and while she is retreating, other team members can swoop in for the kill.

Ana,with 200 health, isnot the strongest hero and caution is advised, but the power of her ‘Biotic Grenade’ which can block enemies from healing is too much of an advantage to be ignored. Roadhog or a disturbing Wrecking Ball are easy prey to a good Ana.

With her ultimate ability ‘Nanoboost’ she can boost another allies’ damage boost and heal them by 250 health points. Many players already know about the so called ‘Nano-Blade’ with which Genji and Ana combine their ultimates, but Ana’s ult can sway the scales when keeping heroes alive or being combined with other ultimates like Winston’s or Soldier 76’s.

What makes Ana Great:

Ultimate support
High healing and damage
Safe but effective

3. Brigitte

Overwatch Support - Brigitte Gameplay Trailer

Brigitte is an armour expert. She is the niece to ‘Torbjörn’ and equipped with a ‘Rocket Flail’ and her shield. She is the bulkiest of support heroes and plays exceptionally well against Tracers.

When playing Brigitte, it’s important not to grow overly confident. She might be bulky, but she isn’t invincible. I would recommend playing Brigitte more defensively than usual. Especially staying close to her own team’s Ana can give her that bit of protection she needs to keep the team alive.

Brigitte can throw ‘Repair Packs’ to heal her allies, but with 36 damage for every hit from her flail, she is a respectable opponent and is better occupied fighting off the flankers to free up the other support and DPS.

What Makes Brigitte Great:

Bulky
Shield
Protective qualities

2. Lucio

Overwatch Support - Lucio Gameplay Trailer

The DJ Lucio can slide along the map and boost his teammates healing or movement speed and switch between the boosts at will. Additionally, he can push back the enemy to protect his allies, interrupt an enemy in action or push them off the map. This ability is called ‘Soundwave’.

Lucio is a highly mobile hero, with his ability to wall ride and can be used well with a slow and bulky team, or with a fast and nimble team. ‘Soundbarrier’ is his ultimate ability and gives the whole team 750 points of shield, making for a good fail safe for the team to fall back to.

What Makes Lucio Great:

Mobile
Adaptable

1. Mercy

Overwatch Support - Mercy Gameplay Trailer

This hero is a bit of a personal favourite, but my love for her is shared by many. The angel-like hero can both heal and boost the allies’ damage while flying between the team members all over the map.

Mercy is a Swiss doctor called ‘Angela’. She is against violence, but doesn’t hesitate to protect the ones needing it the most. Armed with her ‘Caduceus Staff and Blaster’ she is ready to storm the battle in her Valkyrie-suit.

Her ability ‘Guardian Angel’ enables her to fly to any allies within range. The wings on her suit allow her to glide when falling from heights and the beam from her staff allows her to move about the map while constantly healing her team members.

Her ultimate ability ‘Valkyrie’ is a boost to her natural abilities and stats, while giving her free flight in the map for 15 seconds. But Mercy’s ultimate isn’t her strongest ability.

‘Resurrect’ allows Mercy to bring a team member that has died less than 10 seconds ago back to life. The hero returns to full health and all his cooldowns are set back.

What Makes Mercy Great:

Wings
Resurrect
Allrounder

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[Top 10] Overwatch Best Torbjorn Skins That Look Awesome

JZall — Wed, 16 Sep 2020 22:52:33 +0000

[TOP 10] OVERWATCH BEST TORBJÖRN SKINS THAT LOOK AWESOME

The brilliant engineer for the Overwatch team, Torbjörn, tears through the opponent’s offense by outmaneuvering and outsmarting the enemy team. Armed with a hammer and a molten pellet gun, don’t let his small stature fool you as this Swedish hero packs a huge punch! Not only is he a fun unique hero to play in this fast-paced FPS, but he also has some of the most epic skins in the game. With Overwatch 2 on the near horizon, we look back on the 5-year run of the original to check out some of the most awesome skins for Torbjörn the game offers!

10. Tre Kronor

With his blue and yellow color scheme, Torbjörn represents Sweden in the Overwatch summer games with this honorary skin. Keeping everything that made the default Torbjörn amazing, this skin does a great job of giving Torb a unique presence and does a great job presenting his Swedish heritage. A great skin to get!

The miniature flag on the plate skirt is a nice detail.
The colors flow very nicely together with the skin to where you don’t have to know its Swedish to love this skin.
A great price for a great skin!

How to get Tre Kronor: Open Summer games loot boxes or buy for 250 credits during the Overwatch Summer games/ Anniversary events.

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9. Deadlock

Ditching the engineering outfit for a tougher getup, Deadlock skin sees Torb pursues his longtime passion of joining a biker gang. Decked out with black leather accompanied by spikes and chains, Torb portrays the real ‘road hog’ of Overwatch with this epic skin.

The spiked helmet, tattoos, and braided white hair make Torbjörn look awesome!
The black and red colors make up a badass color scheme for this skin.
The chopper-like exhausts on his back are a nice addition to the biker theme.

How to get Deadlock: Open normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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8. Barbarossa

This awesome skin shows a menacing Torbjörn appearing ready to throw anyone overboard! The pirate theme is plentiful when it comes to Overwatch skins, but there is no denying that Torb would the captain of the bunch when it comes to this great skin!

The cannons on his back add a nice touch and a scary thought when it comes to practicality…
The red beard is a great look with this skin!
His weapons fit perfectly with this skin, especially the hooked hand.

How to get Barbarossa: Open normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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7. Magni

Released alongside the Blizzard World map, this skin sees Torbjörn cosplaying as the Warcraft king of dwarves himself, Magni Bronzebeard. An epic design for an epic character, this skin fits Torbjörn perfectly! And who knows, maybe we’ll see Torb in WoW one day?

The dwarven armor looks awesome with the red cape pulling that epic feeling together!
The red beard fits perfectly but the braided mustache looks a little painful though…
The only way of telling the two characters apart is the eyepatch. Now that’s good cosplaying!

How to get Magni: Open normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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6. Ironclad

Portraying a younger and less hairy Torbjörn, this skin sees the early days of this promising engineer’s career. Back when Torb still had both his hands, these younger characters are always some of the most interesting skins released. Telling the story of who these heroes were before they got involved with Overwatch, a welcomed sight for any lore fans out there.

The beardless face is startling at first but really fits the skin once you get used to it.
The non-robotic left arm is a unique look at how much younger Torb actually is in this skin.
The orange color fits nicely and the tank top makes Torb look like a badass mechanic.

How to get Ironclad: Open Archive boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Archive/ Anniversary events.

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5. Viking

The Swede pays homage to his heritage with this skin, and we couldn’t be happier with how it turned out! Looking like the Allfather Odin himself, Torb embodies a Scandinavian Viking with this skin. A vicious warrior on the battlefield!

The battleaxes on his back are just for show, but a pleasant addition nonetheless!
The fur cape gives an epic feel to the skin.
His weapons are so badass on this skin, you have to see for yourself!

How to get Viking: Open Halloween boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Halloween/ Anniversary events.

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4. Santaclad

Who else on the Overwatch team is better to take on the role of Father Christmas than our lovable engineer himself? Fitting the skin like a glove, Torb embodies the holiday cheer and does so in epic fashion!

The Christmas trees on his back are an awesome addition.
Fitting the Santa look perfectly, Torb would likely be even better at getting down chimneys than old Saint Nick himself.
The brass and wooden weapons give an awesome toymaker feel!

How to get Santaclad: Open Winter boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Winter Wonderland/ Anniversary events.

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3. Zhang Fei

An awesome Chinese new-year skin dedicated to the Chinese general of the same name. This skin, like many of the other Chinese skins, is covered in so many cool details that it tells a story just by looking at it. A sign of an amazing skin!

The gold lining on the skin is always a welcomed sight and makes it seem even more epic.
The dragon design on the left hand is an awesome addition.
The colors fit nicely together and we love all the little details this skin offers.
The spiky black hair is unusual to see on Torb, but it really fits this skin well.

How to get Zhang Fei: Open Chinese new-year boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Chinese new-year/ Anniversary events.

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2. Surf ‘N’ Splash

Looking ready to build the best sandcastle along the beach, this skin sees Torb prepared for the best summer ever! Perhaps the silliest skin in all of Overwatch, this awesome getup shows the fun side of Torb and a surly welcomed sight!

His weapons are made to look like plastic toys, while his turret looks like a terrifying super soaker.
The shells in his beard are a nice touch for the beach bum appeal.
The bathing suit, sunglasses, swimming cap, and everything else! It’s bizarre to see on Torb we can’t help but love it!

How to get Surf ‘N’ Splash: Open Summer boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Summer/ Anniversary events.

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1. Cybjörn

The best Torbjörn skin Overwatch offers, this skin sees Torb go from engineer to machine with this epic look! Decked put in uncommon blue armor compared to his normal red style, this cyborg skin offers the most unique look for Torb or any Overwatch hero for that matter, and that’s why it stands out at number 1 on our list.

The blue armor really stands out from the rest of his skin, and contrasts nicely with the other colors.
You look badass with a cyberpunk vibe!
The molten face and beard really pull the whole skin together and give it an epic feeling! (also Macaroni beard for the memes?)

How to get Cybjörn: Open Anniversary boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Anniversary event.

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[Top 10] Overwatch Best Roadhog Skins That Look Awesome

JZall — Wed, 16 Sep 2020 22:19:57 +0000

[TOP 10] OVERWATCH BEST ROADHOG SKINS THAT LOOK AWESOME

In a fast-paced game such as Overwatch, Roadhog wins by slowing it all down. Landing a hook as Hog often means a free trip back to the respawn room, and even if you manage to corner him it seems he’s always able self-heal and slip away. A great pickup for any form of solo playstyle as a tank and a terror when facing in a 1 vs 1. But love him or hate him, there is no denying that Roadhog has some of the coolest skins in the game! With Overwatch 2 on the near horizon, we look back on the 5-year run of the original to check out some of the most awesome skins for Roadhog the game has to offer!

10. Pigpen

Apt to its name, this skin is an epic recolor of Roadhog’s default skin with one touch up: mud (and lots of it). For a character that already looks like he hasn’t found out what a bath is yet, this skin turns it up a notch seeing the one-man apocalypse getting even dirtier. A subtle but welcomed change to Hog’s overall feel and an epic pick up for anyone’s skin arsenal.

The mud is the pinnacle of the skin and does a great job giving an awesome feeling to an already spectacular hero design.
Keeps what made the original Hog skin so great!
A low-priced easy pick up for anyone looking for a cool Hog skin.

How to get Pigpen: Normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 250 credits.

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9. Toa

Toa transforms Hog form an Australian Junker into an epic looking Pacific islander. Taking inspiration from New Zealand’s Māori Warriors, this skin proves just how much effort the Overwatch team put into their skins and the historical significance of what they are portraying. Toa displays a menacing presence on the battlefield and a true nightmare if caught out by this skin in a 1 vs 1!

The hook is one of the gnarliest looking that Hog skins have to offer, and the shark teeth cap off the badassery of it all!
The mask looks awesome and adds a great touch to the overall theme of the skin.
The red, green, and white contrast very nicely together and great a great color scheme.

How to get Toa: Normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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8. Mako

embracing the pirate theme, we see Raodhog don a shark mask before casting out into the fight. Decked with all the essential pirate tropes, this skin makes Hog feel like a one-man-battleship ready to take down any unlucky enemy that gets in his way. Overall an Awesome skin and one of the best pirate skins the game offers!

The anchor as a hook is very suitable, we would have been disappointed with anything less.
The details on this skin show a veteran pirate with quite a few treasure chests under his belt.
The colors fit nicely with this skin and give off a nice ocean feel.

How to get Mako: Normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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7. Militia

This skin sees everyone’s favorite pig dressed in camouflage overalls and cleans him up a bit compared to his default skin. Presumably a younger Hog (hard to tell with the mask), this skin looks as if he has everything he needs to survive in the Australian bush for a few months, come back, and still kick ass! A true survival expert and an Epic skin!

Replacing Hogs belly tattoo with a grenade hanging on by a pin lets us know that while he may clean up nicely, this is still the same reckless Piggy we love!
The hook looks deadly and more realistic than any other hook he has in the game.
The hat and undershirt add a nice touch to the overall skin, nailing the Australian feeling.

How to get Militia: Open Archive boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Archive/ Anniversary event.

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6. Lacrosse

Added in the Summer Games event, this skin sees Raodhog the most terrifying lacrosse player in the world. Decked out in padding and a lacrosse racket/hook Hog seem a little too big to be guarding the small goals in lacrosse…And definitely too dangerous to be playing a contact sport!

The helmet/ gasmask adds a nice menacing touch to the skin.
His lacrosse racket looks terrifying to get hooked by and is for sure not up to code for the sport…right?
The belly tattoo being replaced by a team logo makes it a little more visible in a battle.
The color scheme is great, and really gives the feel of a sports team.

How to get Lacrosse: Open Summer games boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Summer games/ Anniversary events.

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5. Junkenstein’s Monster

Adding another notch in the belt of Junkrat/ Roadhog duo themes, this skin sees Roadhog turn into a Frankenstein monster inspired atrocity. A creation of Doctor Junkenstein’s, Roadhog embodies the Halloween theme with this stitched together green-skinned bowl cut wearing monstrosity! A truly menacing skin and a great addition to any skin collection!

The stitches literally hold this skin together and give a great menacing feeling to this skin.
The purple and green color scheme fits perfectly with this skin.
The resemblance to Frankenstein’s monster is uncanny and an awesome skin added to the Halloween collection.

How to get Junkenstein’s Monster: Open Halloween boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Halloween/ Anniversary events.

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4. Ice Fisherman

Looking like a polar hunter, this skin turns Hog into a friendly-looking walrus-like creature with a giant fish hook ready to reel enemies in! An awesome looking winter skin that makes Hog look chummier than ever, this skin plays into the theme perfectly creating a silly but terrifying skin to add to his collection.

The fish hook looks terrifyingly awesome, an apt choice for this skin.
The tuna barrel on his back adds to the overall comic feel of this skin.
The walrus mask is a nice touch and gives another unique look for everyone’s favorite pig.

How to get Ice Fisherman: Open Winter boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Winter/ Anniversary events.

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3. Toxic

The most unique skin Hogs wardrobe has to offer, this skin genuinely takes a creative approach to the design. Seeing Roadhog turn into a seemly possessed suit of toxic sludge there isn’t a skin quite like it in the game, and we love it! Not only does it look like a sludge coming alive, but it also looks ready to inflict its enemy with the same sludge through its hook! An awesome concept that is perfectly executed in this epic skin.

The animal skull in the helmet adds an awesome touch to the skin and adds to even more of the mystery behind the skin.
The hook looks gnarly, with a syringe on the tip ready to inflict his foe.
The belly tattoo is replaced with a valve saying, ‘shut off’.

How to get Toxic: Open Anniversary boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Anniversary event.

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2. Butcher

Resembling a boss from Diablo, this badass skin realized alongside the blizzard world map shows just how iconic Blizzard games have become! Resembling a demon, this skin turns Hog into a terror on the battlefield! This game cross over is what we love to see in skins, and it fits Roadhog like a glove!

The helmet is super awesome and adds a face like feeling which most Hog skins lack.
The design and the butcher’s apron give off a menacing personality.
The badass hook looks like it would hurt…a lot…

How to get Butcher: Normal loot boxes or buy in the store for 1000 credits.

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1. Bajie

This legendary skin is truly a sight to behold and the best Roadhog skin the game offers! Taking inspiration from Zhu Wuneng whose name translates into ‘resurrected pig’, Bajie follows just that as we see Roadhog stitch a dead pig head to his face like a gas mask. Being released during the Chinese new-year event, this skin is packed with small details from Chinese mythology such as the rake Hog uses as a hook…a deadly one. This skin reaches epic proportions and turns Hog into a literal hog. A win in our book!

The pig head makes this skin awesome and really offers a unique variation compared to other Hog skins.
The small details along the skin are awesome and let people know just how much effort was put into making this skin.
The gardening tool for a weapon is an awesome touch and makes for one of the most terrifying objects to see flying at your face.

How to get Bajie: Open Chinese new-year boxes or buy for 1000 credits during the Overwatch Chinese new-year/ Anniversary events.

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Warcraft 3 Remastered Release Date - And 10 Features We're Excited For

dderito — Mon, 01 Jul 2019 21:46:26 +0000

Warcraft. When it comes to Blizzard and it’s properties this is the name that always sticks out.

With the massive success of World of Warcraft over the years, Blizzard is finally bringing back some of that love to the game that created this spin-off.

Slated for release sometime this year, Warcraft III Reforged is bringing the RTS back to the Warcraft franchise. And with so many features returning, and updates to the old game being worked on, there is a lot to be excited about.

Here’s a list of the top 10 features we look forward to seeing when Warcraft III comes out later this year.

10. Hotkeys and updated UI

One of the features players have been asking for with the release of Warcraft Reforged is the ability to customize their hotkeys. This feature was announced at Blizzcon this year. It will let players customize buttons to their liking so they can play how they most feel comfortable. On top of this, Reforged will include a new and improved UI that looks stunning. Having these alone will already add some quality of life aspects to the new game.