im glad the devs were listening. still not amazing but its better. at least you are trying. thank you. that’s all.
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Listening? Supports took more nerfs than tanks
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I’ve been less than happy with OW2 for a while now, but I have to give credit.
The devs immediately releasing a hotfix to correct mistakes in the patch is one of the more positive signs for their development practices I’ve seen. Even if I don’t agree with all the changes (which I don’t), if they keep quickly rolling out small tweaks to adjust things, they can probably turn things around.
Lots of small changes are a great thing
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Sorry but it’s too little too late, the damage has already been done. Sorry to say the game has already fallen for me and for many of my friends. We might still play here and there but not like we used to. We moved on…
That random lucio nerf was uncalled for
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This is the case of Pharah being too oppressive, so let nerf Junkrat.
It’s unfortunate that Lucio is the punchline this time.
And Phara’s boop still goes a half a mile. I think it was a case of “Lucio was acting with agency and not filling his proper role of being Rein’s speed slave”…unsped Kaiju are a rather egregious oversight.
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Now they should nerf Mauga and dva
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I just remember how bothersome Pharah’s health was and the DMG on boop.
No, it wasn’t the high burst fast aoe that upset players.
These guys need listen to feedback better, but it is what it is. A hot mess of a mismanaged sequel.
Moving forward I hope the dev team puts the decision maker for this patch out of the kitchen. They should never get to cook.
That person put raisins in the Ow Potato Salad and cookies
It is pretty great. Progress. 
Im curious if the Devs were inspired (pressured?) from the message boards or X or YT 
They improved the patch so that it can last even longer! No idea what everyone is so triggered about…
id rather them work like this than leaving us with an awful patch for half a season.
hopefully this is the standard going forward. I doubt it but a man can hope