surveillance 2 takes place in a futuristic yet recognizable future version of our world. Sure, cars on the street now have hover jets instead of wheels, there are giant omnics on the street, and popcorn is $100 a bucket…but otherwise, that’s it basically the same. One player managed to break the boundaries on the Paraíso map and discovered a surprising interaction – an unstoppable, invincible statue of Jesus that you can’t shoot no matter how hard you try.
A neighborhood like King’s Row or Queen Street takes inspiration from the aesthetics of London or Toronto, and Paraíso takes similar cues from the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro. A notable landmark in the bustling metropolis is the monument Christ the Redeemer. Construction on the project began in 1922 and didn’t finish until 1931. The statue depicts Jesus Christ with his arms outstretched and is almost 100 feet tall. This iconic landmark is visible on the Paraíso map in surveillance 2but players cannot interact with it…unless sneaking out of the map’s borders.
surveillance 2Maps are designed with terrain and invisible walls around the edges to enclose players, but with a few clever maneuvers it’s possible to get out of the map itself and see it from an outside perspective. surveillance 2 Gamer OmicronGaming posted a video on Reddit shows what happens when you sneak away from Paraíso and try to shoot Christ the Redeemer.
While the tank roll is much stronger surveillance 2 than in its predecessor, which not even Junker Queen or Roadhog could withstand Christ the Redeemer. The statue effortlessly blocks missile fire from Pharah, causing each missile to whirl off to harmlessly explode in mid-air.
surveillance 2 Fans love finding little Easter Eggs on maps, like the Antarctic Ice Fishing Hole, which can create a fish storm so powerful it crashes the game. Paraíso will initially play a bigger role surveillance 2The story content of is published; The map will feature as one of the battlefields in a larger narrative.
