Useful Overwatch Trick Allows Players To Detect Sneaky Enemies on Rialto

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It's an exciting time for fans of the Overwatch franchise as the PvP side of the sequel is rapidly approaching. While Overwatch 2 has seen plenty of delays and long stretches of silence from Blizzard, the past few months have been chock-full of news from new trailers at the Xbox Showcase in June, to an open beta which let players go hands on with new heroes like Junker Queen and Sojourn for the first time. However, as the sequel nears, it also means the end is coming to the original Overwatch.

Originally intending to feature a shared multiplayer experience between both games, though with Overwatch 2 going free-to-play, Blizzard decided to sunset the original game and transition player skins and items to the sequel. However, even with the news that Overwatch will be shutting down, it hasn't stopped players from continuing to jump in and discover new things. Fans and players continue to share impressive moments and other fan generated content.

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While battling on the Rialto map during an Escort match, Overwatch subReddit user chocwaf discovered an interesting little trick for dealing with an enemy player who is trying to be sneaky. When on the attacking team attempting to escort the payload, chocwaf leaves the spawn area during the start of the match, running around the corner to the three bushes in front of windows. Instead of leaving them as is, chocwaf instead uses Reinhart's Charge ability and eliminates an enemy hiding there hoping to prevent the payload from moving and keeping the team confused as to why.

With the title of the Reddit post indicating that checking the bush should be the first rule when attacking on the Italian inspired map Rialto,