@AdamParkhomenko I'd bet dollars to donuts, IF they did Fox and it gave trump a boost, he would cancel the other two debates. He is proven untrustworthy.
@ArrgeOW Why not just give Hanzo an overdraw to over charge the arrow for the one shot. We already have a time to draw for full damage. Make the overdraw a half second longer. Could even have it as a double mouse click for the longer draw vs the current single click draw.
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@SamTheLucioFan Charged boop. Such a great idea. Though devs just did an AMA yesterday and no one left satisfied with the responses to suggestions...except hugs need happening today.
@ArrgeOW@OW_Esports#fixhanzo and I'll buy the same day. Then I'd tell all Hanzo main friends to do the same. They'd love to buy that skin but won't for the same reason.
@GreyFalcon_OW @KimimiCat @aaronkellerOW You make a good point. Are those damage numbers listed somewhere? I'm not brand spanking new to OW2 but close. I started S9.
@WayTooSpeedy @KimimiCat @aaronkellerOW If true, I'd agree. No oneshot tells us it's not massive damage. Also, the avg. Hanzo main's crit shot is closer to 10%
@ArrgeOW Why add in to revert the hotbox? For the average player, it's good right now. Trying to negotiate with devs by giving ground won't bring back the oneshot. No $ for skins is the only way to negotiate.
@BackStabBud With the Tank damage reduction, it's a nerf to Hanzo's Storm arrows. No one asked or wanted a faster dragonstrike. In fact, it hurts Hanzo's abililty to zone control the point or cart.
@notcapnamerica Gen X more so than Boomers because we were the generation that first grew up with the internet. We're the original "I do my own research" generation. But like our parents we believe what's on the screen.