At least Hamster Mines and Torb lava allow players to continue earning ult while the ult is on the field.
Symmetra’s wall does disable her ult meter, which seems odd and inconsistent to me.
The entire DPS cast is overtuned. They need a series of nerfs, just like Tank and Healer did (and perhaps still do).
However instead Blizzard leaned into the DPS power creep. It was a terrible balance decision, and Ashe is yesterday’s news in a long line of DPS power creep. Today is Genji.
This is how power creep works. There will never be balance. It will always be someone’s “turn”. DPS (and perhaps the rest of the game too) needed nerfs 6 months ago.
Funny, remind me when OWL started again in this “make or break” season? Something tells me they care a little bit more about ensuring their investment gets returns then what’s good for the playerbase.
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Orisa’s (expletive deleted)o can and usually does damage boost herself. Zarya’s vortex is similar to Rein’s earthshatter, it’s a CC that gives a direct opportunity to attack the enemy.
Sym’s barrier seems inconsistent to me.
Hamster’s mines and Torb’s lava do not prevent ult charge gain while on the field.
The only thing that bothers me immensely is by the time the burn effect ends, she basically has another dynamite ready.
“Why don’t you consider this other thing to be just as bad?”
Because… it isn’t as bad.
It’s that simple.
There isn’t as much of an outcry over Ashe because there isn’t as much to object to, you can’t argue from the assumption that genji’s state isn’t especially bad and people just randomly decided he’s too much.