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Rivals has really helped Overwatch become a great hero shooter. With this next update coming, this version of Overwatch is better than any version of OG Overwatch. I can’t think of anything OG Overwatch did better. If you liked 6v6 with more than 2 Tanks then I can see that being it. Outside of that? I can’t think of anything else.

I know this game will always be the punching bag of gamers. The broken PvE promise, which I still think was a good move because Overwatch PvE looked bad even when it was first revealed, and forcing 5v5 did a lot of harm. Especially the broken promise. Even so, the game has evolved so much with so much content for a pure multiplayer game. You can practically play how you want in a PvP sense with constant updates coming.

Hell, even the quantity of story is greater now than it was in OG Overwatch even without PvE. Rivals has truly pushed the game forward and hopefully Overwatch continue to do the same for Rivals.

Competition breeds innovation and there is no better example than here. I’m ready for the hate
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Pelas resonpod.
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I thought designing the game around small 6v6 teams was a mistake in the first place.



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