I loved Overwatch, but I'm done | PCWorld
pcworld.com/article/1359589/why-quit-overwatc...Posted Oct 29, 2022, 6:31 PM UTC
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Posted Oct 29, 2022, 6:31 PM UTC
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All righty nice knowing you
Oh, I'm sorry for thinking it was completely relevant to post seeing as it's PCWorld talking about it.
I read this. Guy is so into overwatch his desk sounds as if it looks like a corner shelf in gamestop. But his biggest problem with overwatch is lack of story and lore, that's why he is dropping the game? OW1 hardly had any story at launch. It took years to get the compilation of shorts and events we have today. We knew we were only getting pvp for months before release... All the sudden this is a shock?
I'm all against the free to play model, and agree the game feels like anything but a sequel, but the gameplay is as solid as ever. I understand people enjoy different aspects than others, but the gameplay can't be matched. Overwatch is a PVP game and that will never change. It started that way and will end that way.
This guy seems like his dreams were bigger than reality.
That's my take.
Good points.