Despite having all the power of Overwatch 1, Blizzard made Overwatch 2 as unfair as possible for players. Initially, I was dissatisfied, but I must admit that it has improved significantly since its release and now surpasses Overwatch 1 in its prime. I am not exaggerating.

The perks system, progression system, stadium, loot boxes, collaborations, new events, and other minor enhancements have all contributed to its improvement.

I don't like Blizzard for what they did with Overwatch 1 over the last 3 years of its existence and for giving us false hope about PvE and the talent system, but right now they're fixing things and adding new content to the game. As an Overwatch fan since 2016, I couldn't ask for more. There are still significant monetization issues (paying 50-60$ for a bundle is crazy) and long-standing bugs. However, compared to the beginning, everything is changing for the better, and I'm glad about that.

I have always enjoyed Overwatch, but I feel like it's even more enjoyable now.

Despite having all the power of Overwatch 1, Blizzard made Overwatch 2 as unfair as possible for players. Initially, I was dissatisfied, but I must admit that it has improved significantly since its release and now surpasses Overwatch 1 in its prime. I am not exaggerating. The perks system, progression system, stadium, loot boxes, collaborations, new events, and other minor enhancements have all contributed to its improvement. I don't like Blizzard for what they did with Overwatch 1 over the last 3 years of its existence and for giving us false hope about PvE and the talent system, but right now they're fixing things and adding new content to the game. As an Overwatch fan since 2016, I couldn't ask for more. There are still significant monetization issues (paying 50-60$ for a bundle is crazy) and long-standing bugs. However, compared to the beginning, everything is changing for the better, and I'm glad about that. I have always enjoyed Overwatch, but I feel like it's even more enjoyable now.