Overwatch: “Orisa changes are intended as a buff for her tank role”

Overwatch: “Orisa changes are intended as a buff for her tank role”

The changes to the Overwatch hero Orisa are meant to strengthen her tank role – at least that was Blizzard’s plan.

On the Overwatch public test server, the PTR, changes to some heroes have been tested for several days. In addition to clear nerfs for some (Reinhardt and Soldier: 76) and significant buffs for others (Hanzo, Genji, and Reaper), Orisa has also received a few adjustments. However, the community is still not entirely sure whether these changes are positive or negative.

Specifically, there are two changes that Orisa is currently experiencing:

  • The damage of her weapon has been reduced by 15% – a clear nerf.
  • The cooldown of her barrier has been reduced by 50% – a significant buff.
Overwatch Orisa Efi Art

Many players in the official forum believe that Blizzard should give Orisa more time instead of making further changes right now. Her weapon is already quite weak. It’s difficult to aim with her.

Geoff Goodman has addressed the players’ critical concerns and stated in the official forum:

“These changes are being tested and are not final yet. Please keep in mind that the change to her barrier is massive and should significantly enhance her ability to act as a tank at the forefront – not to mention her survivability. Essentially, the changes are meant to be understood as a buff, but please try them out and let us know how it feels.”

Overwatch Orisa Null Sector

Blizzard’s goal is clear: Orisa should be able to better fulfill her role as a tank, even if it means sacrificing some damage.

What do you think about the changes to Orisa? Necessary or premature and ill-considered?


By the way, Blizzard is working on an event for the 1st anniversary of Overwatch – which is just a few weeks away.

Source(s): pvplive.net, us.battle.net/forums/
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