Let's Install - Overwatch 2 [Playstation 4]
11Geek Aloud's #LetsInstall of #Overwatch2. This install was from a digital copy of the game onto a Playstation 4 Pro with an internal SSD. Internet connection speed is 900MB/s down, 40MB/s up. The SSD upgrade video discussed in the video is here: https://youtu.be/LGEx5cPsv7A
From the Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overwatch_2):
Overwatch 2 is an upcoming first-person shooter game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment. The sequel to the 2016 hero shooter Overwatch, the game is intended to have a shared environment for player-versus-player (PvP) modes with the first game while introducing persistent cooperative modes. A major change in PvP was to reduce team sizes from six to five, which required several characters to be reworked. Overwatch 2 is set to launch as free-to-play on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch in early access on October 4, 2022. It will feature full cross-platform play.
Overwatch 2 is a hero shooter, where players are split into two teams and select one of more than 30 established hero characters as of 2022. Characters are broken out into damage class, doing most of the team's offense against the opposing team; support class, providing heals and buffs to teammates; and tank class, having a high damage threshold which absorb damage for their teammates. Each character has a different skill kit with a combination of active and passive abilities as well as a special Ultimate power that can be used after it is charged up. The base Overwatch 2 game, like Overwatch, features primarily player versus player battles across several different modes and maps, and includes both casual and ranked matched play.
A significant departure from the first game was moving to a five-on-five player-versus-player (PvP) mode, with a restriction of only allowing one tank in play on a team. According to Aaron Keller, the prior allowance for six players per team and two tanks made gameplay slower than they would have liked, and by moving to five players and removing one tank, they believed this sped up play. This additionally simplified how much action there was to watch for both players and spectators. New maps were thus designed to include more options for cover due to the reduced presence of tanks.[1] Heroes have a general reworking within their classes as to make the game generally faster. Damage heroes have increased movement speed, while Support heroes slowly self-heal. Tank heroes underwent the largest change to make them able to take on more offensive roles. Heroes also underwent a visual update to reflect the few years of in-game time that has passed between the events of Overwatch and Overwatch 2.[2] The game includes a ping system similar to that of Apex Legends for players to easily alert teammates to points of interest on the map.[3]
A new PvP mode, "Push", will be introduced, which functions like a tug of war, where each team is vying for control of a robot that is pushing a team's payload to the opponent's side of the map when a team controls it. Push will become part of the standard map rotation in the Overwatch League as well as be available for Quick and Competitive play.[4] Some existing gameplay modes may be dropped in Overwatch 2; Kaplan has stated that two control point maps, such as Horizon Lunar Colony, will likely not be available in Overwatch 2 as these have been difficult to balance in response to monitoring gameplay and player feedback.[5]
The game will have persistent player versus environment modes (PvE). These are similar to the special seasonal events, which will feature four-player cooperative missions against computer-controlled opponents. In this mode, players can gain experience for the hero they are using, and at certain experience levels, unlock new passive skills called talents that boost the hero's current abilities, allowing them to customize how the hero plays. At least two PvE modes will be added: a story-based mission mode, where players are limited to their hero selection in replaying missions based on Overwatch's lore, and Hero missions which allow all heroes to be used in fending off waves of enemies at various locations. Blizzard anticipates that Overwatch 2 will ship with over 100 different missions, utilizing new maps as well as existing multiplayer maps expanded out to include new areas, and adding in dynamic effects, such as night and day modes and weather effects. Enemy types will be expanded out from the Null Sector robotic opponents used during seasonal PvE mods, adding in new types with unique behavior.[6][2]
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