Overwatch 2: Everything You Need to Know About Sojourn's Abilities

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Despite being announced all the way back in November 2019, Overwatch 2 has been pretty quiet. That is, up until very recently. In the last few months, Blizzard announced that Overwatch 2 is finally nearing a playable state, and that an Alpha for the game's PvP mode would be dropping in March. While those who have played the game already can't speak about it due to a strict NDA, things seem to have gone well, and a closed PvP Beta will now be launched on April 26 for those playing on PC.

Along with a stripped back 5v5 game mode, a few new maps, and some Hero reworks, the Overwatch 2 Beta will also include the game's first new hero, Sojourn. Though Sojourn has appeared over the last few years in Winston and Ana's animated shorts, the Canadian hero is finally coming to the world of Overwatch in a playable form, and she looks to be one of the fastest Heroes in the game.

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While Sojourn may seem like just another Damage Hero, like Soldier 76 or Tracer, her abilities and their synergy with one another set her apart from the rest of the roster in a big way. With the character having a primary attack that seems to hit pretty hard, Sojourn may just be one of the toughest Damage Heroes to take down if she is not quickly focused on by the opposing team;

Sojourn's primary mode of attack is her gigantic railgun. The primary fire mode on the weapon shoots out energy projectiles at a fast rate, with it functioning much like Soldier 76's rifle. With each shot that lands successfully, Sojourn's railgun begins to store up some energy.

This stored energy can then be used for Sojourn's secondary fire mode, which launches a high-impact bolt from the railgun. This high-impact shot can be seen in Sojourn's gameplay