Overwatch Tips and Tricks with Guide!
Overwatch Tips and Tricks with Guide!
Having now been out well over a year at this point, we've sunk far too many hours into Overwatch, pouring countless days into each and every hero in the game. As such, we've assembled this Overwatch tips guide for getting to grips with the game, including which hero is right for you, and which hero to use in any given situation.
The guide will include a general breakdown of hero roles, a few choices for starting heroes, and links to pages for each character. Ready to undertake the journey of becoming better at Blizzard's newest title? This is the place to start!
We've seperated each character in Overwatch below, and ordered them by difficulty. The heroes near the top of the page will be the easiest to play as, while the ones near the lower end will be harder to master.
For a quick breakdown of the roles:
On Offense, Soldier 76 is probably the easiest pick. He plays the closest to modern shooters with his Heavy Pulse Rifle, with ironsights on his alt fire mode. If you play Call of Duty or Destiny, Soldier 76 is probably your starting point. Reaper is also a solid starting point on Offense.
On Defense, Bastion is your bot. Bastion's Sentry mode locks you in place and has a high-rate of fire. Your aim doesn't have to be all that great. Just park yourself in a good spot, point, and kill. Bastion can also repair himself in a pinch.
As a Tank, Reinhardt is the most straightforward in the class. He's got a huge shield that pretty easy to use. That shield will help your team and when you need to attack, Reinhardt does great damage in melee range.
Finally, for Support, I'd say that Mercy is probably the hero to start down your journey as a healer. Her Caduceus Staff mechanic means you just aim at who you want to heal and hold down the button. Combined with Guardian Angel, which allows Mercy to fly towards her current friendly target, and you have a highly mobile, straightforward healer.
Outside of those starting points, Overwatch has 21 heroes for you to learn and master. Here's all of them.
The first Overwatch event was the Summer Games back in 2016, where character skins were themed around the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. Fast forward to 2017, and the Summer Games have made a triumphant return to Overwatch, bringing with them both new and older skins, as well as making some tweaks to the Lucio Ball mode. For everything you need to know about the limited event.
Lucio Ball also makes a triumphant return in the Overwatch Summer Games 2017 event, which sees two teams of three Lucios attempt to hit a giant ball into the oppposing team's goal. It's certainly one of the more hectic game modes in Overwatch, so for all the help you need on getting to grips with it.
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Overwatch Tips Guide
The guide will include a general breakdown of hero roles, a few choices for starting heroes, and links to pages for each character. Ready to undertake the journey of becoming better at Blizzard's newest title? This is the place to start!
Which Overwatch Character Should I Play?
For a quick breakdown of the roles:
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- Offense: These heroes are all about dealing damage. These are your frontline fighters, charging into battle to kill folks and take objectives.
- Defense: These heroes are about managing the battlefield. They hold points, slow down the enemy, and strengthen defenses.
- Tank: Tank heroes move with the offensive line, protecting their teammates by soaking up damage.
- Support: These heroes are all about healing and shielding their team. Many also provide boosts to their team's speed or damage output.
On Offense, Soldier 76 is probably the easiest pick. He plays the closest to modern shooters with his Heavy Pulse Rifle, with ironsights on his alt fire mode. If you play Call of Duty or Destiny, Soldier 76 is probably your starting point. Reaper is also a solid starting point on Offense.
On Defense, Bastion is your bot. Bastion's Sentry mode locks you in place and has a high-rate of fire. Your aim doesn't have to be all that great. Just park yourself in a good spot, point, and kill. Bastion can also repair himself in a pinch.
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As a Tank, Reinhardt is the most straightforward in the class. He's got a huge shield that pretty easy to use. That shield will help your team and when you need to attack, Reinhardt does great damage in melee range.
Finally, for Support, I'd say that Mercy is probably the hero to start down your journey as a healer. Her Caduceus Staff mechanic means you just aim at who you want to heal and hold down the button. Combined with Guardian Angel, which allows Mercy to fly towards her current friendly target, and you have a highly mobile, straightforward healer.
Outside of those starting points, Overwatch has 21 heroes for you to learn and master. Here's all of them.
Overwatch Offense Heroes Guides
- Doomfist
- Soldier 76
- Pharah
- Reaper
- McCree
- Tracer
- Genji
Overwatch Defense Heroes Guides
- Bastion
- Torbjorn
- Junkrat
- Widowmaker
- Hanzo
- Mei
Overwatch Tank Heroes Guides
- Reinhardt
- Roadhog
- D.Va
- Winston
- Zarya
Overwatch Support Heroes Guides
- Mercy
- Symmetra
- Lucio
- Zenyatta
Overwatch Loot Boxes Guide
Loot Boxes are arguably the main draw of Overwatch, as within each and every box lies the possibility of unlocking a skin for your favorite character. To find out all that the Loot Box can hold, as well as tips and tricks for earning them quicklyOverwatch Summer Games 2017
The first Overwatch event was the Summer Games back in 2016, where character skins were themed around the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. Fast forward to 2017, and the Summer Games have made a triumphant return to Overwatch, bringing with them both new and older skins, as well as making some tweaks to the Lucio Ball mode. For everything you need to know about the limited event.
Lucio Ball also makes a triumphant return in the Overwatch Summer Games 2017 event, which sees two teams of three Lucios attempt to hit a giant ball into the oppposing team's goal. It's certainly one of the more hectic game modes in Overwatch, so for all the help you need on getting to grips with it.
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