Chengdu Hunters vs. Shanghai Dragons - FINAL


Week 11 • Day 4


VS.

Chengdu Hunters
 
Shanghai Dragons
3-4 +1
 
5-1 +11

Final Score

 
 
1
4
2
-
-
0
2
5
3
-
-
3
Victory!

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Heroes banned from Week 11


Reinhardt

McCree

Widowmaker

Brigitte

Important Notes for this weekend

  • Per league rules, the Overwatch League updates the tournament client one week after a new patch is released.
  • This means the client is still playing on patch 1.46 and Echo should NOT be selectable.

Click here for recent changes to Overwatch League schedule and online play

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 Outbreak, all remaining homestand matches for the months of March and April have been canceled. Because of this, the Overwatch League has reorganized the schedule and made key changes to allow teams who have yet to play to catch up and still play in their native regions via online matches (similar to that of Overwatch Contenders).

  • All matches are now played on the online Overwatch Tournament Client in one of three regions: China/South Korea, U.S. West Coast, U.S. East Coast
  • The Mid-season tournament has been canceled and the All-Stars event moved to after the Grand Finals.
Click here for overall 2020 Overwatch League Changes

Conferences and Divisions

With teams playing matches in their home cities, we’re breaking the 20 teams into two conferences, with two divisions in each conference.

PACIFIC EAST PACIFIC WEST ATLANTIC SOUTH ATLANTIC NORTH
Chengdu Hunters Dallas Fuel Atlanta Reign Boston Uprising
Guangzhou Charge Los Angeles Gladiators Florida Mayhem London Spitfire
Hangzhou Spark Los Angeles Valiant Houston Outlaws New York Excelsior
Seoul Dynasty San Francisco Shock Philadelphia Fusion Paris Eternal
Shanghai Dragons Vancouver Titans Washington Justice Toronto Defiant

Each team will play 28 total regular-season matches, which includes two matches against each in-conference opponent and one match against all out-of-conference teams. The regular season will consist of 26 weeks—with all matches played over weekends—and will include a break for All-Stars and a midseason tournament between Weeks 12 and 13.

Each team will host at least two home weekend events during the season, with an additional 12 events—three per division—collectively hosted by teams in their home territories. Tickets are now available for most of those events, and additional location and ticketing information will be released soon.

Match Structure

New in 2020, teams will play regular-season matches in a first-to-three format. Each match will open with control, and then teams will play hybrid, assault, and escort in an order that rotates across matches to ensure they are played evenly throughout the season. If a match reaches the fifth map, only control maps will be played until a team gets to three map wins. After every two maps played, teams will get a quick break to strategize.

In order to keep the map variety fresh, we’ll be changing out the map pool four times during the season. All control maps will be in play throughout the entire season and each map pool will feature three maps from each of the other game modes. A new map pool will be used for the postseason.

Throughout the season, we expect Overwatch to receive several game patches. Overwatch League matches will take place on the most updated patch, but the rollout of those patches will be somewhat delayed from the actual game to the Overwatch League to ensure we’re able to properly deploy them and provide teams a window to practice on the new patch before they are asked to compete on it.

All-Stars and Midseason Tournament

After Week 12 of the season we’ll take a break for All-Stars festivities—and a new midseason tournament. All-Stars will feature the league’s best players competing in a series of fun game modes. We’re also planning some 1v1 action and another Talent Takedown. Stay tuned for more details. These All-Stars events will have a total prize pool of US $250K, so there’s more than just bragging rights on the line in 2020.

The midseason tournament will feature the top four teams in the league: the top team from each conference and the next best two teams by record from either conference. In order to manage logistical requirements for teams around the world, the teams will qualify based on their record over their first nine matches in the 2020 season. Those teams will play in a single-elimination bracket, with the top seed picking their opening-round opponent.

Postseason

The 2019 postseason was epic, and we heard positive feedback on the format from our players and our fans. The 2020 postseason format is similar to 2019, with a play-in tournament followed by double-elimination bracket play culminating in the 2020 Grand Finals. The seventh- through 12th-seeded teams in the standings will qualify for the play-in tournament.

The double-elimination bracket will feature the following eight teams:

  • The two top teams per conference as the top seeds (as determined by record with map differential as the tiebreaker)
  • The next four teams across both conferences as the three to six seeds
  • The two teams that advance from the play-in tournament as the seven and eight seeds

We’ll share more details about the postseason as the season progresses.

Prize Pools

Midseason Tournament

  • First place—$500K
  • Second place—$250K
  • Third place—$150K
  • Fourth place—$150K

All-Stars

  • Total prize pool—$250K

Season Playoffs

  • First place—$1.5M
  • Second place—$800K
  • Third place—$500K
  • Fourth place—$300K
  • Fifth place—$200K
  • Sixth place —$200K
  • Seventh place—$100K
  • Eighth place—$100K
     
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No dog in this fight, just hoping for a good match.

Favourite teams against each other… because they normally go against the meta.

Honestly, you can tell that Hunters are the only ones who can challenge Dragons now because they both use Sombra so damn well… their EMP and Sound Barrier usage is so amazing.

Luffy’s sleep was… insane. Underrated Ana as per usual. Feel like he rivals Jjonak, Twilight, and RyuJehong.

what was that melody

Something that may or may not be from a 1995 Sonic the Hedgehog spinoff game for a very obscure expansion console for the Genesis.

Just tuned in. Is ameng throwing

Dear goodness… that has to be a Dorado record

Man, I love playing Pharah… just going around blowing everyone up… I feel like the changes to her was a huge buff, the splash damage being increased makes it so easy to get multi-kills… Pretty sure you get ult charge faster too now.

Ameng is throwing, it seems, gee. What was that round?

FIrst off, Chengdu never contest the payload on A, but don’t back up fast enough to regroup, so they also cannot take a single fight on B. C felt like a Deathmatch game.

That was the second fastest completion time on Dorado.

Boston vs Shanghai in 2018 had Boston getting a time bank of 4:11

Was that the stage 3 where Boston dominated 10-0?

Nope, stage four…

It was a map 4 on a 4-0

Damn okay, that is interesting, and sad… What a sad year that was…

Aaaaand that’s a Charlie Niner.

Gosh, darn it, Chengdu…now I have to update the sign reading “OWL has gone ___ days without a C9” to 0 again…COME ON!

Heh… we know what game DDing is playing outside of Overwatch.

Also that same weekend Shanghai Dragons lost 3-2 to Mayhem back in 2018 Stage 4, and that was the match that was probably the most exciting that whole year because everyone thought that was going to be THE GAME when it got to map 5.

Shanghai refuses to lose on Durado ever again to seems.