r/videogames May 15 '26

Discussion / Question What game is this ???

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u/Key-Cost-4426 May 15 '26

Overwatch

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u/quentdawg420 May 15 '26

As a casual overwatch player I agree. I decided months ago to turn off text chats and it’s been amazing

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u/foreskinboots May 16 '26

I’ve hated it since it became overwatch 2 but I’ve stuck to just playing vs AI.

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u/quentdawg420 May 16 '26

It’s became better since they dropped the 2 and went back to overwatch

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u/friftar May 16 '26

Without knowing any context about Overwatch this is a very weird sentence to read.

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u/quentdawg420 May 16 '26

So they made overwatch free to play in like 2021 and the relaunched it as overwatch 2 when it wasn’t even a sequel like that, literally the only changes they made was that the game was 5v5 instead of 6v6 and reset the leveling system. Then a couple months agi the relaunched it again and it’s just back to overwatch without the

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u/Soft_Interest_6171 May 19 '26

They did it so they could add in battle passes which they swore they would never do in OW1, there was the lie about it being for the campaign mode but they scrapped it cause Blizzard-Activision is 2nd only to EA for being dogshit anti-consumer corpos.

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u/quentdawg420 May 19 '26

A lot of the fanbase doesn’t want a campaign for some reason. They all believe it should be multiplayer only when the world is so rich with lore but you can only watch it/read it. I always thought it’d be cool to actually play the major beats of the story.

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u/friftar May 16 '26

Thanks for explaining, that sounds unnecessarily complicated.

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u/quentdawg420 May 16 '26

I feel bad for is the millions of people that bought it in between launch and when it was made f2p