Overwatch 2 Has something Blizzard calls “Groundbreaking changes” On the way next month, but before that it has a smaller, welcome in the pipeline. Clash, introduced in season 12, is Overwatch 2The latest game mode. As director Aaron Keller describes it, the mode was inspired by the two points capture cards of the original heroic shooter and should give the players a mode in which they could quickly move between attack and defense goals. After the player's feedback, Blizzard decided to temporarily remove it from the game of the game in season 15.
In a new one Director's Take BlogKeller says that the team wants to check the Clash mode again and check whether it feels fairer. In his report, he realizes that the mode feels unbalanced compared to the rest in the game. If a team manages to dampen someone and maintain this swing, a conflict game can end almost as quickly as it started. This is different from most Overwatch 2 Modi in which you, even if you start the match on the wrong foot, feel like grouping with your team for a coordinated push. While the team sorts what changes it wants to make, Clash stays in the QuickPlay rotation, which means that you can still play the mode if you don't try to climb the rows. The fans seem to be pretty jazzy about it, since several clash have found that they are one -sided and frustrating. Keller's complete explanation is as follows:
Speaking of the game modes, we want to take a moment what a collision can expect in a quick game and competitive. Last year we introduced Clash, which was inspired by the original attack cards, but gave the players the opportunity to attack and defend and defend during the entire game. Clash had some really good matches, but we also saw many constructive feedback. At the moment Clash has a few problems, with some games having a team vapor and much faster than a typical ending surveillance Game. It can also be confusing which point is active for some players. From season 15, Clash Maps are removed from the competition game because we take the time to look at and work these cards to find ways to offer all of our players the best competitive experience. We will keep you up to date with the progress that we do there. In the meantime, we will play quickly and stop other game modes that have not been won.
Overwatch 2Season 15 begins on February 18, which is held shortly after the host of Blizzard Overwatch 2 Spotlight event on February 12th. The team promises something big for the game that is currently urgently needed Marvel -Rival blown up in the air in December.
