In order to balance their strength levels, Mauga and Orisa will soon undergo changes in Overwatch 2. The game is always changing to keep the meta balanced, even though certain heroes might occasionally be difficult for players to handle.
Orisa was nerfed after being reworked in Overwatch 2, but his increased durability and crowd-control abilities made her a dangerous option. Before these changes, Orisa had been considered too strong because of changes that interfered with her equipment. Mauga is a new hero who was added to Overwatch 2 last year and is renowned for his aggressive playstyle. But his ultimate, damage output and life steal quickly made him known as an overpowering player. Though Mauga and Orisa are still well-liked options for players becoming proficient in the tank role in Overwatch 2, there will soon be modifications for both characters.
More alterations for Mauga and Orisa have been revealed by Overwatch 2 main hero designer Alec Dawson. Dawson said in a tweet that the development team is thinking about giving Mauga greater authority to encourage aggressive behavior. Regarding Orisa, the group is examining how her power budget was distributed. Orisa has already received changes in recent patches, including the elimination of falloff damage. Mauga, the controversial character from Overwatch Season 8, has experienced major nerfs intended to reduce his lethality.
After applying the most recent patch (2.8.1), he was pleased with the results, calling it a “healthy patch overall” that significantly increased Orisa’s win percentage from less than 40%. All tanks are performing up to expectations, and Ramattra is doing well in all ranks. Higher tiers present difficulties as players learn to successfully oppose Mauga, even though he is still viable in most ranks.
Without giving any details, Dawson hinted at more intricate revisions regarding possible redesigns for Cassidy and Wrecking Ball. He ended by suggesting “big shake ups” coming up for Season 2 of Overwatch and promising more information shortly.
Season 9 of Overwatch 2 is expected to be unique, incorporating both reported and unconfirmed updates. The addition of a passive self-healing ability for Damage and Tank heroes is a big reveal for the next season. Gamers who play Mauga and Orisa are excited to learn more about the destiny of their heroes and how they fit into the changing Overwatch 2 metagame.
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