Overwatch 2

  Even with the volatility of the meta that the original Overwatch and its sequel have faced and will face, certain heroes have a consistently high play rate due to a variety of factors. This article will cover the top 10 most popular heroes in Overwatch 2 while taking their history in the original Overwatch game into consideration. The heroes in the list typically have a few common factors shared among them. A mix of character design, learning curve, and skill expression, and a solid power level throughout the seasons. Special consideration is made for the consistently picked heroes in the Overwatch League as well. 10. Ana Who knew that the caring mother personality armed with a biotic bolt-action sniper rifle would be a staple in Overwatch? Since her release back in July 2016, everyone from new players all the way up to professional Overwatch players has been playing her, and with good reason. She possesses an easy-to-understand yet difficult-to-master kit that can output high...

  Now that the Overwatch hype has mellowed down, players have played enough hours and are accustomed to the meta that certain stand-out heroes are notorious for their ability to annoy and tilt. This article will go over the top 10 most annoying heroes to play against, with special mention if they’re also annoying to play with. Each of the heroes on this list is not poorly designed or in need of a nerf; rather, they are really annoying to play against and fun to troll with. Everyone has their own list of “annoying” characters, but this one is based on personal experience and research. If you’re an avid player, you may agree with at least a few of the heroes on this list. Each entry technically has its own counters, but using those counters effectively isn’t as easy as it sounds. Each hero will have an entry explaining their strengths, followed by what it's like to play against them, and finally, quick tips and tricks on their weaknesses and counterpicks. 10. Doomfist Doomfist, t...

  With Overwatch 2 being out for almost 3 months now, players have had ample time to adjust to the new 5v5 game change as well as give their feedback on the mid-season balance patch. However, the community has reacted negatively to the game, with the majority of the issues centered on cosmetics, monetization, the Battle Pass, and almost every other issue other than the core FPS gameplay. Upon reading numerous articles and gameplay blogs by Blizzard, I determined that now would be a good opportunity to review this live-service game and determine whether or not Blizzard has done a good job with Overwatch 2. This article will list out the main reasons that are holding back this game in terms of enjoyment, gameplay, monetization, and rewards and that have the potential to make players leave the game if these issues remain unaddressed, while also having potential solutions to the issue that Blizzard can implement. The reasons are not ranked in any particular order. 10. Greedy Monetizat...

As is the tradition with every competitive game out there, tweaking the settings to give you the best performance is as important as playing the game itself. Not only will the visual performance increase, but the clarity and quality settings can be modified to fit the player’s standards. This article will go over the best Overwatch 2 settings to change that will either improve your FPS, give you better visual clarity, or be more convenient overall. First off, check if your PC can handle the minimum requirements needed to run Overwatch 2 at Blizzard’s official website: https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/65159 The default Overwatch 2 video settings are subpar and need a little fixing. Here are some of the popular settings to change to improve performance and FPS: Under Video Settings Display Mode: Full Screen Always run competitive games in exclusive fullscreen mode for the best performance and less input delay compared to windowed or borderless windowed. Resolution: Native Resol...