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Activision Blizzard Releases Overwatch Experimental Mode Patch Notes
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Activision Blizzard has released new patch notes for Overwatch's experimental mode, with a slew of big changes for heroes like Doomfist, Roadhog, and Ram.
The team radically changes some heroes, slightly changing others. All of these changes are being tested, but if these changes are made to a live game, Overwatch will play differently.
Buffs and small changes
For starters, Doomfist changes could make a big difference in competitive play.
While it may be a small change, this buff speeds up the cooldown of all Doomfist's abilities when he uses his ult. In the past, the Fist's ultimate was almost always used to either escape or catch enemies in turn. Now, this patch note change means players can use their ultimate abilities more aggressively in Overwatch. With this change, players can use their faster cooldown abilities to run away or fight harder instead of using the ultimate itself.
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The next general buff is for Moira, increasing her healing from her right click ability. From 20 to 24, this increase only makes it harder to kill Moira in solo fights, as well as increasing her healing and speeding up her ultimate.
Finally, Roadhog gets a significant buff. He now gives a quarter less ultimate charge to his enemies due to his size and tendency to focus.
Other changes in the patch include some heroes receiving buffs and nerfs at the same time. One key example of this is Genji, who received both a buff to his shurikens and a debuff to his ultimate Dragon Blade. This gives him the ability to kill enemies in normal combat faster, but also slower with his ultimate. Another example is Soldier 76, who receives less healing from his biotic field but also deals more damage from his rifle.
Significant nerf to Ram
It's easy to spot one big nerf in these patch notes, and that's Wrecking Ball losing a fair amount of mobility. This hero is known for quickly returning to combat after being killed due to his grappling ability. However, the Activision Blizzard team decides to see if he's viable without it.
Along with this hook change, Activision Blizzard has also adjusted the Ram's ultimate so that mines no longer stick to walls. This means that correctly hitting the minefields is more important, and it will be easier for enemy heroes to avoid them. The only positive change is the buff to his adaptive shields, which are now instant and last longer. However, with the mobility changes, Wrecking Ball will be more difficult to move around and make a profit.
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