Overwatch
Should I buy?
Submitted by Cheezis, 14-08-2018, 11:37 PM, Thread ID: 98832
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RE: Should I buy? 11-01-2019, 04:40 AM #48 Overwatch is very similar, yet different to TF2. It has more emphasis on working together as a team to form team comps and accomplish objectives due to the fact that everything is objective-based, rather than just getting kills like in some TF2 gamemodes. Overwatch also has more heroes to play, and is more focused on building a good team composition (usually at least 2 tanks and supports). Unlike what others are saying, there really aren't many cheaters in Overwatch, except for maybe on some of the Asian servers like China and Korea. The main issue for the game is toxicity in voice chat, so that may turn you off. Overall though, it's been my go-to game for three years for a reason; it has really solid gameplay, and I love the teamwork aspect of the game -- even if it means that some matches get a bit heated. I'd say to look at some reviews and gameplay of the game on Youtube, to look out for the free weekends for the game which are every two months or so. If you're still unsure, think about whether the things above are the mechanics you really love or hate in TF2. If you think these are the best parts of TF2, then I would buy the game when it goes on sale because it truly is an awesome game. Hope this helped.
11-01-2019, 04:40 AM
#48 Overwatch is very similar, yet different to TF2. It has more emphasis on working together as a team to form team comps and accomplish objectives due to the fact that everything is objective-based, rather than just getting kills like in some TF2 gamemodes. Overwatch also has more heroes to play, and is more focused on building a good team composition (usually at least 2 tanks and supports). Unlike what others are saying, there really aren't many cheaters in Overwatch, except for maybe on some of the Asian servers like China and Korea. The main issue for the game is toxicity in voice chat, so that may turn you off. Overall though, it's been my go-to game for three years for a reason; it has really solid gameplay, and I love the teamwork aspect of the game -- even if it means that some matches get a bit heated. I'd say to look at some reviews and gameplay of the game on Youtube, to look out for the free weekends for the game which are every two months or so. If you're still unsure, think about whether the things above are the mechanics you really love or hate in TF2. If you think these are the best parts of TF2, then I would buy the game when it goes on sale because it truly is an awesome game. Hope this helped.