CBecause that was my melee key in Doom 2016. Good for muscle memory.Playing with a Merc Stealth keyboard had a lot to do with my choice.

OWL's current accessibility problems for viewers:- All characters/abilities/mechanics are abstract from the real world- The above takes longer to learn and understand than conventional sports- Many are turned off by shooting, even the family-friendly shooting in Overwatch- High-level play happens too fast for many viewers to followBut all of this is made even worse by a much bigger issue:Too much of OWL is viewed in first-personFirst-person is great for the player but not for the viewer- It restricts the view of the bigger picture of the plays unfolding- It clutters the view with UI elements i…

12/14/2017 02:36 PMPosted by Berijokerno this is not a joke thread I'm serious... most people play for fun and that is not fun for everyone when they enter a game and a moron just spoils a movie they've been waiting for... this is clearly a toxic behaviorThank you for the reminder that I should probably avoid Overwatch and all human interaction until I watch the new movie.Oh no. I have a full-time job with co-workers. I guess that's it for me. :/

I think it's a good system because it makes competitive more competitive. In order to succeed in this playlist, you not only have to spend time learning to play certain Heroes really well, you also have to spend time on out-of-game things like ensuring you live in a location with a reliable ISP and are networked with enough other professional players that you all can play competitively at the same time as a group.All of these expensive and time-consuming factors will reduce the probability of losing rank due to players dropping from 2% to 1%.Somewhere along the way, you might realize that spen…

Is self-promotion even allowed on these forums? Kinda shady...

For real, DoomFist had MONTHS of hype behind him. I damn near fell out of my seat the day he was available, and everybody was playing him all the time to the point I just let other people play him. I got busy with work and didn't play any OW for months until recently......then some yahoo on YouTube says DoomFist is the lowest-picked Hero in the whole game. Worse than Sombra. WHAT!? https://www.overbuff.com/heroes [EDIT: Okay, I don't know how legit that website is. You look at QuickPlay stats and the win rates go into high 90s and 100.01% for most characters. Not their fault, they're probably …

Unfortunately, this is a result of sexism itself being a cornerstone of our culture deeply woven into our conventional understandings of how people should act and behave.Perhaps in 500 years things will be different, but we can only make that true if we continue to draw attention to this filthiness like you are doing here. Rock on OP!

11/19/2017 10:01 PMPosted by NightyKnightSecondary Fire-- Energy Ball removed and replaced with 'Reconstruction'. Reconstruction is a recourse-powered ability that heals Barriers.How'bout NO! Charging up muh blue balls *lenny face* so I can drop one right on Roadhog's face takes a lot of timing, skill, and rhythm. It's one of the most fun, and most rewarding ways to play the character ... to the point that It's almost more of a go-to close-range ability than her primary for me.Swapping that for healing BARRIERS? Nah, no way.

"I lost X SR" "Loot boxes suck after the patch" does anybody have numbers to back up their claims? Has anyone even tried that?Like, has anybody made their own Google Sheets file and just written down their SR after it changed after every game so that they could analyze a trend? Or check for changes after a patch?Has anyone kept a tally of the number of duplicates they received in each loot box so that they could independently verify changes after content updates or hero releases or algorithm adjustments the developers mention?This is a big game with a large playerbase ... has anybody tried ind…

Why not marry the "whale"-hunting microtransaction success of loot boxes to a more sustainable subscription-based model?Loot boxes they extract money only from the most passionate members of the palyerbase (often a minority of <1%) while providing developers with much-needed revenue post-purchase, which aids with improved game support and longevity.However, lootbox spending is sporratic at best, even with events and new hero unveils sprinkled thorughout the year. What if Overwatch also had a "premium" membership where players could pay a regular monthly fee that rewards them with, say, 1 free …