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01 June 2026

• I designed a Lifeguard Vendetta for a con!

  I thought of the idea for the sword and had to lock it in for a summer con this past weekend :D yippee Vendetta submitted by /u/beeeefus to r/Overwatch [link] [comments]

• What makes someone like Junker Queen a tank rather than a big DPS?

  She doesn't provide cover from incoming damage and all that, which is why i'm confused. her abilities seem very dps oriented, so how do I use queen properly as a tank? i've always played her as a big dps but I need to learn how to use this hero properly.

  Her hitbox is also very small for a tank, which is what led me to my playstyle

  submitted by /u/vlaipoverty to r/OverwatchUniversity [link] [comments]
• What a pull!

  submitted by /u/JayNamath to r/OverwatchLeague [link] [comments]

• I got bored and drew this don't @ me

  submitted by /u/Ad_Mortem_Nerds to r/overwatch_fanart [link] [comments]

• Team tank banned the two support hero’s that support chose

  Hi! I’m brand new to the game, literally have been playing about almost 3 weeks. I was playing a comp game today and the tank literally banned Juno (what i chose) and Lifeweaver (other support chosen).

  What is up with that? Is that something that happens often? Luckily im okay at Mercy so as Juno got banned i just went ahead with Mercy but bro do you want support or not?

  submitted by /u/ginnnnnnnnny to r/OverwatchUniversity [link] [comments]
• How do you manage to enjoy the game as you climb ranks and the matches get harder and harder?

  So I've been thinking about this quite a bit and it seems clear that the higher you get in the rank ladder, the harder and harder the games become.

  Players at the higher ranks are stronger in every dimension and I after a certain point, every lobby has to be, by definition, full players that are extremely: deadly, fast, smart and punishing.

  How do you handle the increasing level of difficulty and stress in terms of being able to enjoy the game?

  To give some context to the question, ever since OW1 launch I've had the aspiration to one day become GM but I have the genuine fear that the higher I will climb the less fun the game will become. And to a degree I would say that has been my experience (currently Diamond and I have peaked Masters a few times over the years).

  What is your experience in this regard?

  submitted by /u/Extension_Wafer_4581 to r/OverwatchUniversity [link] [comments]
• Gibraltar meeting

  Original format by foolibuster on Twitter/X. Had to draw an Overwatch version lol submitted by /u/Reddieredtoons to r/Overwatch [link] [comments]

• Jetpack Cat Parkour

  submitted by /u/Zealousideal_Age7348 to r/Overwatch [link] [comments]

• Captain, by me

  submitted by /u/Fractalmontage to r/overwatch_fanart [link] [comments]

• Making Overwatch More Wholesome - A Concept Focusing on Good Energy

  I thought we could add a bit of positivity to Overwatch through some tweaks to the UI and systems. Lots of people thought my last proposal was too negative so I thought I'd go cute and positive. What would you change? submitted by /u/pogstream to r/Overwatch [link] [comments]