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Skilled Overwatch Player Proves Sombra Can Compete In Video
It's generally accepted knowledge in the Overwatch competitive scene that Sombra is not a viable main. While the hacker may have stolen the show upon her arrival with her tricky moves including teleportation and invisibility, a lot of players see her more as a liability to a team trying to win in competitive due to her reliance on stealth to be successful in the online shooter.
YouTuber Bunsen disproves that stereotype in a new video of his, which shows him being viciously attacked for choosing the character in a series of matches, only to be congratulated on playing so well and upending everyone's expectations when the matches end. It's an uplifting multiplayer success story, but be advised there is strong language in the video. Keep it classy, team chat.
For details on Overwatch's Year of the Rooster event, which is going on now, you can click here.
[Source: Bunsen's YouTube via Kotaku]
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