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About the game:
When Overwatch was scarcely declared, it already gained a community which neither Rainbow Six: Siege nor even Splatoon dreamed of. Cosplayers cosplayed; musicians lost weightthe Web started to swell with funny images around Shinji Ikari, who got addicted to hormones and grew up in Korean Hana Song, also cowboy Mackree, that always features an hour of reckoning on his view.
Because of this, Overwatch is well-known to everyone, she already definitely has a long time (sorry, Battleborn), and it looks quite great. And also to thank you, it appears, it's worth the drawn buttocks of Lena Oxton, that, together with desire, can not be confused with anybody else.
And the first Blizzard shooter is bold, calculated into the tiniest detail, performed some incomprehensible, unbearable lightness, and there's nothing superfluous in it. But this is not so important, right?
It is not a MOBA
The major thing which ought to be indicated immediately: that isn't MOBA. Absolutely. There is no pumping within the party, there's not any equipment, only gamers fight, passing from one hit in the head is most common, and the actions are very clear: two teams of six folks are attempting to capture (or shield) a stage or to accompany (or stop to accompany) a cart. The only thing why Overwatch resembles League of Legends, Dota two, along with many others is heroes. They are conditionally divided into four classes (assault aircraft, defenders, "tanks" and support fighters), and each has its own set of cool bits they can do from time to time.
There are 21 heroes against nine classes in Team Fortress 2, with which Overwatch is customary to compare, and they are gathered quite compactly: each has just one rifle (the engineer Torbjorn nevertheless has a hammer, the medic Angela Ziegler has a simple timesheet - but those are exceptions), two or even three energetic abilities and an ultimate ability that may be activated after completing the scale.
When you are Winston, you're a smart gorilla, jumping through half a card, and from time to time, turning to the "I'm not a scientist, I'll ruin" style to become twice as strong and throw enemies. Whenever you're a Tracer, then you're a filthy little flea which flickers in distance, yells, annoys everyone, and each single time manages to slide away. When you are a Reaper, you start playing a gloomy superassassin in a dark hoodie and materialize behind your enemies without any stealth, but using some trendy phrase in the spirit of "DEATH IS NEAR" so that everyone would pay attention to you, then get a shotgun in the face.
Heroes are designed to actually stand out. Each of them is distinguished by some kind of powerful, defining moment when, playing against him, you will despise himand playing for - you will feel as the king of cereal. A fantastic tracer is worse compared to gangrene; no sniper want to meet Winston's homing Tesla gun in the gateway, and a single timely reaper "ult" by Reaper is sufficient to turn into a complete team into screaming children.
Or there is also May. Can we have some time and speak relating to this darkened monster with the angel face? About the ice devil, which logically proclaims: "It's might be worth fighting with this entire world " As if he had only inadvertently hit a man with his elbow in the subway, but didn't drive him to migraines, did not appear to his frightened eyes and didn't throw a sharpened icicle from the brow? This cute Chinese girl using a climatologist level is playing like the worst incarnation of supervillain Killer Frost or who snowman-killer from a horror film with 7 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. And I cannot help myself except to continue to play for her: the sadist inside very much loved to enrage another team (and his own) appearing in front of his nose, behind his rear - anywhere! - the ice walls called after Donald Trump.
The best way to play
As soon as Overwatch begins to appear bored, just change the character. You were just a heavy German Reinhardt, walked, waved a rocket hammer, also, despite your height, looked in half of those heroes from below, however, shifting, say, to Hanzo, found out that you might also run vertically on cards. With the rocket launcher Farrah, the slowed-down Tribes starts - you move, almost without touching the earth, maneuver involving air defense snipers and from time to time organize bombardments with justice. The Brazilian techie Lucio slides on the partitions, stunts and can't deal with the notion that Overwatch isn't Jet Set Radio. Along with switching to Soldier-76, you find yourself in a standard military shooter of the era when the Call of Duty didn't have acrobatics from Titanfall. Still, there was a sprint and noobtube grenade launcher.
And all these styles had the ability to be arranged in such a way that, on the 1 hand, we got the perfect imbalance, where one extreme balances the other, and alternatively, each hero has a business on every map. Compared to Team Fortress 2, there is a different dynamic: fewer people, thinner class specializations, and, because of this, more particular lineups which are continually changing, among the players should think someone else is much better in such a circumstance.
Changing heroes during the video game is ordinary. It often happens that with equal skill and equivalent conditions, 1 hero is guaranteed to defeat the other: well, the Bastion robot, which has decomposed into a turret, may do nothing with terror at least some competent long-range shooters. But in a smart video game, equal conditions shouldn't be reached - everyone has weaknesses, and you will need to use the geometry of the map and also the composition of this team to smooth them out.
For example, you are a robot monk Zenyatta - you also understand how to heal, and you also kill quite well, but you pay for good damage with ferocious awkwardness. Zenyatta is the ideal goal, crumbles from 1 hit against the Widow's sniper rifle. But if you know the map, then you nearly always envision where the woman can endure and what place is shooting through. There are no ideal places, and it's easy to frighten a sniper: drag him using a Roadhog hook, then come up against the rear of a ninja Genji or a Reaper. And in extreme situations, Zenyatta may be carried out from cover to cover beneath the shield of Reinhardt.
If you can't wait in the help team or even the Widow is more intelligent than the Widow hunters and always appears in surprising places - then , it is insulting. But you can substitute Zenyatta, for example, with the famous DJ Lucio-bullet-dodger.
Not everybody pays attention to this, but Overwatch is designed as clear as you can in principle. The distance is completely readable, the silhouettes and abilities are understood even by the edge of the eye, so the noise helps to orientate in the fact that they can't see the eyes, right down to that of the personalities pops up behind you or slips over your head. It had been an amazing insight: the leg Junkrat wasn't only invisibly, but that he could be recognized by his own gait! Such things work on the match.
What can be really achieved in the present situation at this time can be understood in a moment. Conventions flashed before my eyes, such as in a film about good mathematicians: I am Hanzo's archer surrounded by my companions, so I hear heavy tramp about the side - it seems, the Reaper - and also facing him there is really a rat-rat tire. How to proceed? Spread out so the bomb strikes as few individuals as you can, or try to shoot it to the go? The second solution is more intriguing, especially since it'll be more suitable for the Reaper to scatter the single runners. I take, I miss out there's no time to pull the bow again. I rush to intercept and detonate a bomb about myself. "Thank you, Hanzo, you're a genuine hero!" Nobody tells me, and that very moment that Reaper violates the whole group with one "ult."
At these moments, you usually understand that what had to be carried out differently, imagine precisely how, and become even a little better as a player - naturally, until panic in the hell of the following battle overcomes.
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