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If we did find a way to give them a new mode we’d want to do extensive testing in the Arcade or in other formats where we can get community feedback. I have some ideas I’d love to try when it comes to repurposing them for new potential game modes, but these ideas could only see the light of day in the distant future given our current plans. These maps will still be available to play in custom games, but they won’t be used in other modes at launch. What are your plans regarding maps that will go unused once OW2 launches publicly, such as Temple of Anubis and Hanamura? Will they be repurposed/extended… to fit the molds of other game modes as well? Can’t go into all the details but there are things like a shorter teleporter build time and faster secondary fire projectile speed. I wouldn’t necessarily call it a rework since it’s more tuning than changing the mechanics but the general goal of the changes is to help improve her mobility and enable her to better react to the faster pace of 5v5. What are the goals of her mini rework and what can we expect?. Question: A while ago you announced some “meaty changes” for Symmetra. You can check the rest of Q&A below, which touches on Symmetra’s upcoming changes, development concerns and more.

#OVERWATCH 2 LUCIO PC#

There are significant enough gameplay differences between console players using gamepads with aim assist, PC and console players using gamepads without aim assist, and PC players using mice and keyboards that we also don’t allow PC and console players together in competitive play. We have no current plans to enable aim assist for console or players who are playing in parties with PC players. Will console get aim assist in overwatch 2 when playing with pc players? my console friends don’t have that much fun when playing in pc lobbies because of the lack of aim assist EDIT: clarified below as well that OW1 credits come with you to OW2, but our new virtual currency will be the main currency, and there will be things in OW2 that will not be purchasable with those OW1 creditsįor those hoping to see aim assist for console players implemented when playing on PC with PC party members, Blizzard has dashed any hope of that and explained their reasoning as well. We are not transitioning loot boxes into Overwatch 2, and ahead of launch, any unopened loot boxes will be automatically opened with your account receiving all the contents directly. To give you a quick answer now though, those existing currencies (credits, OWL tokens, and competitive points) will come with you into Overwatch 2. We’ll share a more detailed explanation on all of these topics before Overwatch 2 goes live in October. What will happen to lootboxes and the current currencies… once Overwatch 2 goes live? There’s also two members from the community team answering questions too: blizz_smercer – Principal System Designer.Blizz_GavinJF – Lead Narrative Designer.The people answering the questions from Blizzard are: This was answered by Blizzard in a recent Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything), where the studio addressed that loot boxes will not carry over, which isn’t surprising given Overwatch 2 won’t feature loot boxes at all, and instead implement a Battle Pass progression system. Those who have Credits in Overwatch wondering if they can transfer those over in Overwatch 2, rejoice! You’ll be able to, though it seems Blizzard Entertainment will somehow make the OW1 Credits lose its entire point, as a a new Overwatch 2 virtual currency will be introduced, and Blizzard says that this will be the series’ “main” currency.

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