Community Countdown will have big changes
1 week before Season two of those Overwatch League starts, the team is putting together a five-day "Community Countdown" that chooses"preseason matches" into a completely different level.
Conventional preseason games will occur Feb. 9 and 10, where complete groups will take to the Blizzard Arena point to display their abilities. Individual players will then confront in custom matches, including Ana Paintball on Feb. 11 and 12. The concluding day of this"Community Countdown" brings together members of their talent group and popular streamers in the Overwatch community to team up and win bragging rights.
In one of the greatest changes, pick streamers will receive access to blank feeds of those games to broadcast in their own streams. Streamers are the only broadcast of those preseason games, except for its Feb. 13 showmatch, OWL verified to Dot Esports. All these streamers will also be responsible for projecting the matches and giving their very own opinion. The listing of streamers was announced, and comprises Andrew"ZP" Hurry and Justin"Jayne" Conroy.
All of 20 Overwatch League teams will be engaging in practice games, or"scrims", spread over two weeks of watching. This gives fans an opportunity to view new and current teams in action for the first time. These games will be regular competitive matches using the Phase 1 map pool along with also the first team to 2 map wins is your winner.
Select players will soon be facing in habit game matches to display their abilities and also have a little fun in precisely the exact same moment. The very first game style is the Ashe one-vs-one, where players will need to hit headshots contrary to their fellow DPS players. Regrettably, no B.O.B.s are permitted. Support gamers will then take part in"Ana Paintball" one-vs-one matches, where hit from Ana's gun eradicates another player. Both games are determined when one player strikes five eliminations.
The eight newest expansion teams at the Overwatch League will perform to prove they are able to do more than simply win regular Overwatch games. Teams will choose six gamers to go head-to-head in the arcade game style "Capture The Flag." Each group has to catch the other team's flag three times to acquire the mapthe primary team to 2 map wins takes the sequence. These are in CT..
The gift team will unite with members of this Overwatch streaming community to perform with a typical game of Overwatch League-level matches into the best of their skills. Two groups of six will be made from the pool and they'll confront at 8pm CT.. The first team to three map wins is the winner and will probably focus on Twitter, if a year's Donation Takedown garbage talk was some indication.
