It’s clear enough, that a lot of people prefer to play in this way, but sometimes, as a character, to be able to act as characters who can fend for themselves if you need to, and if needed, escape danger quickly. “There are too many tanks and DPS that will just ignore the supports, cause the dead of the enemy and then not help solve the problem,” says Spockston.Īnd even if all that wasn’t enough, the faster pace of Overwatch 2 means it’s a lot easier for support to get one shot – especially since they have just one tank to protect them. Some say that other players don’t look out for their support teammates even when they talk. “I played a lot of support, but I stopped because the whole time I died I was scolded” says the founder of forum odano. You can always go to a flex position, but for now the niggling force means you end up playing support, as long as you are at the fingertips of the gin and gold.Īlthough many blame the lack of support players on Blizzard for not inciting the role in any way, others in the Overwatch forum point out that mains experience is contaminated. Up until now, Overwatch 2 gives you 100 battle pass XP for either joining the flex or support queues. Read: Kiriko made support in Overwatch fun again.
Some even worry that the lack of support players could kill the game before it’s even really begun, many often unwilling to wait up to five minutes to play tanks or DPS.
And now, when Kiriko buzz burst out, there waits are just being shorter, with no end in sight.įor the sake of providing, fans call for Blizzard to incentivize them to queue for support, whether this is through awarding more XP or by giving them in-game currency. Hell, they also didn’t want to play support in the first Overwatch, but it’s pretty damning when a new hero isn’t even enough to tide some players over. It doesn’t matter if it’s quick or competitive – no one wants to play in Overwatch 2 as much as you like.
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