Overwatch 2 devs have released a blog post 🦂on the𒀰 new beta, commenting on Ranked Play, hero balances, the new scoreboard, and more.

The new was published by developer Blizzard on May 3. It kick♓s off by reassuring players that aspects like hero designs, menu screens, player pro✅files, and more are still a work in progress, and aren't finalized for the final game launch just yet.

Next, the developer confirms that Ranked Play won't be coming to the Overwatch 2 beta at any point. Quick Play is currently the only matchmaking service avaꦆilable in the new beta for Blizzard's shooter, and the developer reveals that this is a very deliberate choice, and won't be changing at any point further down the line.

Additionally, there's a balance patch comi🎃ng to the Overwatch 2 beta later this week. The blog post reveals that while Blizzard is happy with how the vast majority of heroes are balancing out, there are unfortunately a few ou𝐆tliers which need remedying. Although the heroes aren't actually named, it's a relief they'll be brought back in line later this week.

Finally, the blog post reveals the developer deliberately chose to retire the Fire and Medal systems from the Overwatch 2 scoreboard. The scoreboard has 澳洲幸运5开奖号码💛历史查询:already drawn polarizing remarks from players worldwide, and Blizzard reassures players that it's very much still a work in progress, and will be adding a new "Damage Mit✤igated" stat in the near future♏.

It's a healthy list of changes and updates for the new Overwatch 2 beta, and it's good to see that Blizzard is already listening to player feedback merely a few days after launch. So far, the Overwatch 2 beta is fun, 澳洲幸运5♉开奖号码历史查询:but it feels more like Overwatch 1.5 than a massive step up from the first game.

Here's why the Overwatch 2 scoreboard is as at odds with the series' spirit.