"Overwatch" is Blizzard's offering to gamers with a First Person Shooter setting (FPS), player VS player action, different characters to choose from, and a whole lot more.
The newest character that was added to the roster was the mother of Pharah, Ana Amari, who is a support sniper in the "Overwatch" franchise.
It hasn't been too long to wait for a new hero to arrive in "Overwatch" and Ana joins to bump up the number of support heroes.
Not only is Ana a support hero in "Overwatch", she is a sniper with a Biotic Rifle as her primary weapon which shoots long range darts which restore health to allies or deal damage to enemies.
Meanwhile, her Biotic Grenade both heals and damages in one fell swoop. A Sleep Dart sidearm can knock opponents' unconscious and a whole lot more of features were promised for the gaming segment "Overwatch."
Ana's ultimate ability called Nano Boost, transforms teammates into powerful soldiers as well as gaining faster movement, increased damage and resistance to enemy attacks, to make it "Overwatch" into a more competent game.
The manager said that the Loot Box content is generated at the time if it is obtained or purchased and not when it is opened but it would not save the player and would not even grant the Ana loot, according to VG24/7.
The loot boxes that are obtained or purchased by a player before the release of the new character will have no chance of obtaining Ana's cosmetic items. In other words, there's no point in stacking up Loot Boxes before Ana Amari is playable in the "Overwatch" game.
The fight for the future begins—Overwatch is now LIVE on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One! | https://t.co/gTuF3vWe6V pic.twitter.com/iY5mIdW7K8
— Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) May 23, 2016
Blizzard promised to ban anyone who cheated at Overwatch, and it's held true to that promise: thousands have already been banned, reports Kotaku.
LEGACY: Ana never hesitates to take the shot...until a familiar face appears in her scope. | https://t.co/q8uD4kwnf9 pic.twitter.com/uIo9n3Y4ha — Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) July 14, 2016
As for now, "Overwatch" is playable in PC and to register, simply log in to the game's PTR.
