For me both, I first played a lot of League of Legends and later started playing Overwatch.

While playing the game I notice (or can guess) what background enemies have. Some people are really skilled at shooting but can easily be out rotated and tunnel vision on fighting. I won one game as Wraith while being 1/9, but I just focused on Objectiles while everyone else was just fighting. People with MOBA experience seem to be more aware about objectives and rotations.

I second this! The game has really interesting idea and I have talked with developers and they are really awesome people.

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My experience every month.

Really nice story! I hope her family survives because otherwise her story is just copy paste of Mei's story. It would be really nice parallel if Mei helps her to save her family.

Wave respawn for comp will be interesting. Let's see how it will impact the game.

New weapon looks great!

I like 5v5 more. As a tank I have more control and don't have to rely on another tank to pick a correct character or be useful in general. The latest patch fixed most issues with a tank and you don't explode when you blink. Sure counterwatch is still issue, but this same issue existed in OW1. Queue times reduced by 60% is a huge change and I rather spend my time in game than waiting in lobby.

I am interested to see what experiments they are going to try. Based on their wording they might try some kind of mix of a role lock/open queue and that could be interesting. I miss playing Pharah and changing to Winston after enemy picked 3 hit scans. I really hope they don't waste too much time trying to make 6v6 work. I like that games have less people in game since that gives you more agency and have less people to focus on.