Make Torbs Lava Blue if It's on Your Team

General Discussion
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Apparently it’s too hard to identify it as friendly when it’s orange.

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Or tone it down somehow, yeah. Visual clarity is important.

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One is yellow/orange(team) and the other is red(enemy).

What is the problem?? They are very different.

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Depends on the persons eyes. Seriously though the red is fugly to mine. Every other ult is red/blue depending on the team. Even enemy mei spews red ice with her ult.

It should be changed because it’s inconsistent.

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I’ve gotten used to it by now, I think but I admit - the colors felt weird. I felt like the dark red would be ally and the hot natural looking bright orange would be the enemy one!

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“Torb dropped his slushie again! Cleanup on aisle 12!” :cup_with_straw:

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I rather wish the lava did not look like poop.

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I agree, I had to see the enemy lava first before i knew what was going on.

But once you see it there pretty easy to tell apart for me

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Why? The two colors are pretty different and it’s just in line with his primary fire and secondary fire in terms of color.

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Blue lava

yeah.

:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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Because orange and red are bloody close together.

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there is pretty big difference between yellow and red. Look at them in a picture they are not even close

RED = BAD. That all you need to remember in OW

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Sir i believe you mean spicy water

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A blue raspberry molten core.

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i don’t want to know what your’e eating if torb’s lava looks like poop to you

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And Blue=Good.

/20char

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I personally would like to have better indication for the lava too.

It’s sort of really distracting to not be sure who’s lava is who’s when both Torbs unleash their ultimates.

~Signed
The Anti-Genji, Pro-Ana movement :nail_care: :canada: :angel:

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mei’s red ice…amirite!!!

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Not always usually friendly that have taken damage are yellow.

But yes most good things are blue

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In terms of ults it’s nearly always Red=Enemy, Blue=Friendly. If you have to actually get hit by the enemy ult the first time to know for certain it’s unfriendly, it’s not being clearly distinguished.

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