Doomfist has already been nerfed on the Overwatch PTR
He’s been out and causing havoc for less than a week, but Blizzard is already working hard to perfect Doomfist before he hits the live servers.
He’s been out and causing havoc for less than a week, but Blizzard is already working hard to perfect Doomfist before he hits the live servers.
Call of Duty has long been an eSports staple, but Activision may be looking to control a more territorially-focused league with franchised teams, similar to what the company is hoping to achieve with Overwatch League.
Ahead of the game’s release, fans will be able to go hands-on via the public beta, which was detailed today by EA and DICE.
It’s been a very long time coming, but Doomfist is finally here.
If you haven’t yet indulged in the brilliance that is Rick & Morty, best your catch up on the first two seasons of the animated gem ahead of the third season’s premier in July. Before then, you can jump into Pocket Mortys, the insanely popular mobile game spin-off that is basically Pokemon in Rick and Morty form.
Dating back to as early as before Overwatch was even released, fans of the online juggernaut have been clamouring for anything and everything Doomfist related.
Overwatch’s PTR patch 1.13 brought with it a host of interesting changes, and, as is the case with most new updates, dataminers have found their way into the patch’s files, discovering some interesting information about upcoming Competitive rewards and Events.
Activision and Sledgehammer Games are looking to further enhance the competitive potential of Call of Duty, with this year’s entry confirmed to have both Ranked Play and Game Battles.
Odyssey feels like the perfect celebration of the platformer, a messy melody of confined obstacles, and yet another daring redefining of the Mario experience.
Activision Blizzard, parent company of Overwatch developer, Blizzard, has big plans for the game’s new esports league.