I love the thrill of a close Overwatch 2 match as much as I love the other person, but the Overwatch 2 glitch that suddenly throws you at the enemy team in the middle of the action is a bit of an odd balance twist that leaves me hot. . Nostalgia for Team Fortress 2’s Mad Days though. Blizzard’s competitive multiplayer is bringing a lot of changes and improvements for Overwatch 2 Season 3, but this seemingly unwanted bug is as weird as it is funny.
Overwatch 2 generally tries to fill in the gaps when players leave, with the exception of Overwatch 2 competitive play. Those of you who have played the game for a while are probably familiar with what a player (or group) looks like when they leave. of a party , only to return when the matchmaking system determines the same game they just left. In need.
In some cases, players have reported that leaving players can also trigger a bug that causes other players to switch teams. It’s not a new phenomenon, having also appeared several times in the first Overwatch, but its latest standout is one of the funniest we’ve seen in a long time.
Overwatch Reddit user Aleksey “Aleksey1903” shared a clip of a game they play with cheerleader Kiriko. In the video below, we see Alexei’s teammate Ixus leave the match, only for Alexei’s game to suddenly go to the hero select screen.
Looking at the scoreboard, Aleksey discovers that they are now on the same team they were fighting against, and the two supports that were on the enemy team have joined Aleksey’s original team. To make things even more ridiculous, at the end of the clip, the initially eliminated player appears to reunite in free space, completing a full reversal of the two support pairs.
Enemy support and I swap teams in the middle of a game of Overwatch
Alexey adds some additional humorous notes in the comments. First of all, the trade clearly did them a disservice as their new team lost, which is perhaps unsurprising given the impressive 120-25 yard lead Alexey and his original teammates amassed before the trade. Also, Alexei says that they actually deserved the game… but it happened when they were still on his original team.
Other commentators point out that the trade comes just after an enemy support player complained about his team’s DPS, with one quipping, “The Blizzard gods have heard your prayer.” Player-reported bugs like these have seen other dramatic setbacks, including entire lobbies being thrown on all-new maps. Although I spent a lot of time in the game, I was lucky enough to avoid such issues, but it is definitely a sight to behold.
In the case of a one-time mishap, you can dismiss it as a silly innovation; however, being forced to join a losing team after helping your opponents take a commanding lead is bound to be less fun the fourth or fifth time around. We’ve reached out to Blizzard for comment and will update the story with any response.
Be sure to check out our Overwatch 2 ranked list to see who’s the best character right now. Don’t miss Overwatch 2’s Loverwatch dating sim either, as it’s a clean and lovely game and unlike the main FPS game, you’ll actually be rewarded for playing both sides.
Source : PC Gamesn
