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My life as an Overwatch fan is a paradox. On the one hand, no one is more critical of the ten-year-old hero shooter than I, but I've also accepted my role as number one Overwatch glazer on PC Gamer's team—I have like two existential crises a day.

The last ten years of Overwatch have certainly been a tumultuous ride, but I've stayed on nevertheless, because throughout it all, I always had confidence in Team 4 that they could learn from mistakes and put their best foot forward. And they have done, not only during the latest Overwatch spotlight, which blew everyone away, myself included, but multiple points over the last few years.

The introduction of perks and Stadium last year, alongside map voting and hero bans, was massive for the game. Somehow Stadium manages to feel like an entirely different beast while also being approachable enough for Overwatch players to just pick up whenever, with even more changes coming soon to help its accessibility.

Source: PC Gamer