chaindrop
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Wow, what a journey. I really liked it for the most part, specially the first several chapters where we got the POV of the different characters regarding one event. It feels like a nod to Rashomon. I'd really like Ruocchio to do something like that for future books.
I saw some reviews saying that SoT was a slog, but it didn't feel like that to me. I finished it in 3 weeks, which was pretty fast for me. Although, I think it could've benefited from more editing to cut the length. Some parts are too repetitive or too long, for example, I was just so tired of Ushara's antics by the end of the book. Now she's dead... oh she's just injured but still alive... then dead again. That was also used se
How it works: if you avoid someone and they avoid you back, both of you will automatically get added in each others "nemesis list". You'll get a higher chance of getting the players in this list in the enemy team if you queue up around the same time.
There have been countless of times where I avoid someone and I cross my fingers that I see them in the enemy team in the next match. This used to happen a lot in Overwatch 1, but doesn't happen as much in post-OW2.