Overwatch

There are a few truths, Tracer is as good as you think she is, Kasumi is as good as you think she is. both of them are equals in my books. For both of them are adorable and very capable at what they do. One of the reasons I love Mass Effect 2 over Mass Effect 3(yes I do love N7 Slayers, N7 Shadows and Cerberus Phantoms very much and including a few note worthy NPCs)

Stay where you are.

Spawn camping is stupid because if you end up trading your life for one of theirs, they'll get back first and it'll be 6 on 5.

I've been a part of and against a number of teams where one person spawn camps, usually a Genji, Reaper or Tracer, only to get focus fired and leave everyone else to a 6 v 5.

Congrats, getting POTG as her should be an achievement with how hard and rare it is to pull off.

Feels good to get my gut feeling confirmed, I just see the spawn camping so often that I was beginning to wonder if perhaps I was missing something obvious.

Not to mention that the enemy team can heal quickly in their spawn.

Im liking these new changes how is everyone enjoying Overwatch post-patch?

Btw, since the last patch I haven't been able to emote post game... is it just me? What will happen is that the camera will zoom out to third person, but instead of doing the emote they just stand there looking stupid. xD

I played Overwatch on Friday during the Free-To-Play weekend and it hella blew me the fuck away. I loved it so goddamn much that I purchased the game digitally on PSN. From Friday-Monday I binge-played the game and I have to say, its definitely a possible GOTY contender for me. Its a little better than I thought it would be.



I've played the game for about 15-16 hours total, and I'm Level 25. Tracer is my main and I've played as her for about 7-8 hours. My other favorites, specialties and runner-ups include McCree, D.Va, Genji, Soldier 76, Roadhog, Zenyatta, Sombra, Pharah, Mei, Ana, Mercy, Reaper and Widowmaker.

Wow that looks really fun. 

Occasionally it can be useful to push toward the spawn if you've killed most of the enemy team and know they're about to come back. Just yesterday I dropped a Reaper Ult that killed most of the enemy team before they could get anywhere near the point.

Camping the spawn doesn't work though, so you should retreat back to defending the point quickly.

I have to admit, I'm a bit proud of myself at the moment. Me and two friends were playing eliminations, I was playing D!va, and we were in a fight against an Ana, Roadhog and a Widowmaker. I was in the middle of attempting to kill off the Ana when both my friends were eliminated. I had already taken pretty heavy damage from the Roadhog, so the Ana managed to get me out of the mech and heal herself. All three opponents were alive at this time. I started trying to shoot the Ana when the Roadhog appeared. Somehow I dodged the hook, managed to kill the Ana, was almost killed by the Roadhog and the Widowmaker that had joined when I managed to get my mech back - at this point I was down to 6 hp. I got in my mech, blasted the heck out of the Roadhog, and then sent the Widow to her Maker.

My friends watching were screaming all the time, and after I got to see the replay from their perspective I can totally see why - I don't think I've ever been that lucky in a game ever.

Ugh, I'm so f*cking triggered right now. I got two draws tonight because we had killed all but one opponent. The first time it was a Sombra; she just kept herself invisible and translocated everytime we got close, and even though I was playing D!Va I couldn't catch up, so the timer ran out (my other team mate was ANA). Something similar had already happened earlier when I was playing Mei and facing a Genji, he just dashed and jumped away whenever I got close (he had barely any health left while I had full health). Ugh, why can't they have a system where the person with most amount of health left or most damage done wins after a draw? Or at least let the team with most players alive win?