There's a lot of justified criticism towards Blizzard for the way they handled the game in the past, but truthfully Overwatch is still one of the most polished, active, decently balanced, and regularly updated games on the market right now. Regular seasonal updates, an extremely fun core loop, tons of in-game content and out-of-game worldbuilding, and a battlepass system that is WAY more consumer friendly than Apex or Valorant, despite what normie gamers will tell you. I've been playing since 2016 and have thousands of hours and still love this game. It's my belief that if OW1 never existed and OW2 released, as it is now with no prior history, then this game would *easily* be the #1 FPS game right now. Blizzard mishandled the end of OW1 but the way they're doing things now is very solid and I'm optimistic with OW2.

There's a lot of justified criticism towards Blizzard for the way they handled the game in the past, but truthfully Overwatch is still one of the most polished, active, decently balanced, and regularly updated games on the market right now. Regular seasonal updates, an extremely fun core loop, tons of in-game content and out-of-game worldbuilding, and a battlepass system that is WAY more consumer friendly than Apex or Valorant, despite what normie gamers will tell you. I've been playing since 2016 and have thousands of hours and still love this game. It's my belief that if OW1 never existed and OW2 released, as it is now with no prior history, then this game would *easily* be the #1 FPS game right now. Blizzard mishandled the end of OW1 but the way they're doing things now is very solid and I'm optimistic with OW2.