Returning to the Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland Returns as we get our first taste of Overwatch League!...
Not much news for Overwatch. Well, not unless you count all of the stuff happening for Overwatch League and the pre-season exhibitions. Still, we managed to put a show together that is not all OWL based. Here we go.
Patch Notes
Players should see improved matchmaking in competitive due to a patch that decreases the range of skill raking between players on the same team.
OWL Info Drop
TimeLess goes over the list of matches, which have been shaken up due to the Philadelphia Fusion backing out of pre-season exhibitions.
Blizzard has introduced League Tokens which will be used to purchase league skins for your favorite team. A team skin will be available for each character. League tokens will not drop in loot boxes and can be purchased with real money.
Overwatch League merch will be available the same day the pre-season exhibitions start.
Console Players: Second Class Citizens?
Console players have been complaining for a while that they are being treated like second-class citizens in Overwatch. We discuss this issue which has been thrust back in the forefront thanks to a forum post.
Proper Use of the Reporting System
We dig into the reporting system, and how to properly use each item since there seems to be some confusion about what should be reported and what shouldn’t.
Weekly Updates
There is currently a bug where Moria can target the payload.
Mercy has a bug on the PTR were rez can be canceled.
Hosts
Jarret Redding
Jarret is Executive Director as well as one of the founding members of Mash Those Buttons. He plays all types of games, but tends to lean more toward FPS, Stealth, and Combat games.
Bob Schissler
IT System Engineer by day, avid gamer by night! Bob has been gaming his entire life and first started standing on a chair playing the arcade version of Super Mario Bros. Now he plays all kinds of games but focuses mainly on Overwatch.
Jason Brown
Just an avid gamer trying to do the best he can. I've been gaming since I could hold a controller in my hand. From the days of ATARI to NES to SEGA to SONY to Microsoft, I've played it all. Always looking for the latest in new gaming tech!
