Orisaīack again from the first game, Orisa has also undergone some big changes for Overwatch 2. While she really only has her Commanding Shout ability to help out others, all her other abilities to restore health and deal damage make her very hard to kill and a massive target for the other team.

Plus, her kit is filled with abilities to either bring enemies in close or get close herself.

She is a little more limited than D.VA in the sense that her primary weapon, a shotgun, has limited range, but if an enemy is in that range, they’re done for. Junker QueenĪ brand new Tank in Overwatch 2, Junker Queen is already proving to be an extremely powerful asset to most teams. Best of all, however, is that her Boost ability damage was more than doubled. She does have less armor, but her primary weapons are not only more accurate, but they don’t slow her down as much when firing, either. Her Defense Matrix has been given a buff with Overwatch 2, allowing it to absorb more damage and help cover your team better, as well as having a higher base HP. She has a good balance of offensive options, ways to support the team, and good mobility. D.VAĭ.VA is just your all-around solid choice for a tank. To compensate, most have been buffed to a decent degree, though some serve the team better solo than others.

That makes a strong Tank extremely important for your team since they will have to essentially pull double duty. Tanks have perhaps been given the biggest change with Overwatch 2 thanks to being limited to just one per team as opposed to two in the first game.

Every Overwatch 2 character confirmed so far.

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