There are many skills in Overwatch that players do not like. However, Reaper’s Shadow Step is simply perfect for a bit of “BM”…
Every week, absurd, exciting, or simply funny moments happen in Overwatch that are often captured in a “Play of the Game.” We searched through social media and picked out three special highlights for you. Enjoy our three “Play of the Game” moments of the week in Overwatch!
The Shadow Step of Reaper is only popular with a few players. It’s difficult to aim with him, and the loud sound effect usually gives away the Edgelord long before he can do any damage. Player TheDankestPrince shows that you can also pull off cool moves with Shadow Step. For example, when the opposing D.Va activates her ultimate, he ports to safety – but just stands still. Anyone who masters Reaper well enough to utilize that brief moment of invulnerability deserves a mention. One could have simply stepped around the corner … but that wouldn’t be cool enough!
Since the latest patch, Mercy has become one of the most feared heroines in Overwatch. She is not only an outstanding healer, but also a ruthless killer during her ultimate Valkyrie. In typical “It’s not I’m trapped with you, but you’re trapped with me!” fashion, Aceso slaughters his enemies on King’s Row. Just a few seconds later, 5 players are dead – and Mercy is one step closer to victory in the Deathmatch!
Most of us would probably consider ourselves solid Overwatch players. But what distinguishes us mortals from the professionals? The perfect sense of timing! A streamer demonstrated perfect timing in the game, combined with perfect aim. He saw that the opposing Genji was dead and just respawning. He casually stated during the stream, “Genji is just now coming out of the spawn room,” and then “Now he is under the bridge,” followed by “If I use my hook now, I will see him” – and that’s exactly how it happens. Hats off for the clip “200 IQ Widowmaker”!
Have you also experienced a particularly cool gaming moment that you captured on video? Then just send us a link to the video (preferably on YouTube) and maybe you will find your clip in this post next week!
