Why Overwatch 2 should include the classic 6v6 structure on full release
Overwatch 2's PvP beta testing is the first glimpse of its gameplay that is out for the players. Fans can not only watch the proceedings, but can also play the game if they have received access codes. The beta comes after a long hiatus since the game's confirmation nearly four years ago. The wait for players has been a long one, but the game has arrived, even if it is just the beta version. As expected, the sequel shows certain changes, including a distinct shift to a 5v5 mode. However, if the early days show anything, it is that Blizzard might need to ponder a bit more about the format in the upcoming days.
Overwatch 2 will be the cultural follower of the game that truly revolutionized the hero-shooter genre. It added finesse, but it also brought a competitive scene for all. The decision to shift to 5v5 from the more regular 6v6 is an attempt by the developers to offer something new to the players. However, the new plans might need more tweaking, and a case could be made for the earlier system.
At the outset, Overwatch 2 seems quite fun despite the limited features in the beta. The biggest change from the previous game is the changed team composition. This seems to be causing a lot of changes in players' tactics, given how the composition has been changed.
The total number of members in a team has been reduced, and that one reduction has been made in terms of the number of tanks. If things stay the same in the full release, Overwatch 2 will have one tank per team.
While changes are a natural part of evolution for any game, players often want choices in today's gaming scene. Perhaps nobody can complain about the new 5-person team combination. Yet, the lack of choice in the beta seems like a major limitation on the
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