As the old guard is fading out slowly, some still maintain an iron fist on their position in the Overwatch League. (Part 2)

As the old guard is fading out slowly, some still maintain an iron fist on their position in the Overwatch League.

I muse on the unreleased roster of the Toronto Defiant, disregarding that the leaked roster might not be the one they end up with and entertain the thought experiment.

Audio quality might be lower in this one as filesize limitations required me to compress. Apologies.

The Overwatch League has an age limit of 18 which must be met to a certain date. This leaves out some of the best players in the world. Who are they and what does it to Overwatch as a competitive field?

Working off of the feeling that the off-season feels too long, I first make the comparison to other American sports leagues and then suggest fitting void fillers for the Overwatch calendar.

With Blizzard announcing the ability to watch the OWWC finals at Blizzcon from different player perspective, and that the ultimate goal would be to create replays from this feature, I argue that the introduction will be a tool with exponential value.

A bit of background on Winston's lab and a short summary of the many gifts that Winston's Lab provided to the Overwatch competitive community and what an effort it was to get there.

The San Francisco Shock has augmented their roster in the off-season and, with the assets they have, should be gunning for a playoff spot next season.

Thoughts on one spectrum of approaches to Overwatch gameplay between pragmatism (here: Philadelphia Fusion) and perfectionism (here: New York Excelsior).

A Bayesian outlook on upsets, what conclusions should be drawn and which language should be used to describe them.