7 Overwatch 2 terms for beginners

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Overwatch 2 is Blizzard Entertainment’s latest first-person shooter title in the hero-shooter genre. It was released as a free-to-play title, unlike its prequel. The use of short language in online multiplayer games is a normal occurrence that can sometimes perplex a beginner.

Overwatch 2 features multiple game modes and playable maps that cater to the entire player base - starting from casual to competitive. Learning the language of gamers can be a struggle for newcomers, as Blizzard’s latest is fast-paced and holds high stakes. The various callouts and in-game terms are important as they can relay large amounts of information in quick succession.

Here are the seven most crucial terms you need to know if you are a fresh Overwatch 2 player.

Note: The terms listed reflect the author's opinion and can differ for every individual.

Players tend to develop and understand the game and its callouts as they invest more hours. Knowing some of these terms can be game-changing as Overwatch 2 players can quickly change their stats and prepare counters when required.

The term “Fill” is usually called out by the players themselves and refers to their ability to pick any of the three roles that are unaccounted for; however, sometimes the team can ask the player to fill in if they are trying to play their main hero in an attempt to secure the team’s victory.

CC, or Crowd Control, is called out by Overwatch 2 players who ask for abilities or ultimates that can disable, stun, disorient, or immobilize the enemy team. A good crowd control ability can turn the tides in a match as it becomes easy to take down the affected heroes in a vulnerable state.

Flanking refers to attacking the enemy team from another direction (usually from behind) to