Overwatch November 12 Experimental Update Nerfs Brigitte, Patch Notes Here

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Blizzard might be developing Overwatch 2 right now, but that hasn't stopped them from supporting its predecessor. The developers are continuously trying to balance several of Overwatch’s Heroes and their abilities. All the changes made in this update are only available in Experimental Mode. This means that not all of the modifications will make their way to the final live build.

Support Heroes are not going to shout “Group up with me” when they are low on health any more. Brigitte's base health has been reduced to 150 from 175. Hanzo can now manually cancel his Storm Arrows and Mei can destroy her Wall Ice when she’s dead. Symmetra and Torbjorn can also destroy their gadgets (Teleporter and Deploy Turret respectively) when they are dead.

The complete patch notes of the update are mentioned below. You can also read them from the official site.

OVERWATCH EXPERIMENTAL PATCH NOTES – NOVEMBER 12, 2020

EXPERIMENTAL GENERAL UPDATES

  • Support heroes no longer say "Group up with me" when they are missing health and request healing

EXPERIMENTAL HERO UPDATES

The next experiment begins! This time we're hoping to get your feedback on some balance and quality of life changes. We're using the 2-2-2 Role Queue ruleset so that you can get a feel for how these balance changes might affect the live game.

ANA

Biotic Grenade

  • Projectile now passes through allies with full health

BRIGITTE

  • Base health reduced from 175 to 150

HANZO

Storm Arrows

  • Can now be manually canceled

MEI

Ice Wall

  • Can now be manually destroyed while dead

MOIRA

Biotic Grasp

  • Healing resource consumption rate lowered from 14 to 12.5

PHARAH

Hover Jets

  • Can now crouch mid-air to accelerate downwards

SYMMETRA

Teleporter

  • Can now be manually destroyed while dead

TORBJÖRN

Deploy Turret

  • Turret can now be manually destroyed while dead

So what do you think? Are you interested in any of these changes? Which other Hero do you think needs a buff or a nerf? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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