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Overwatch Mythbusting Video Includes Tips And Strategies You Should Know
Do two Lucios heal faster than one? Can Tracer transport through a destroyed teleporter? These and six other Overwatch myths are put to the test by DefendTheHouse in a new video in the channel's popular myth-busting series.
One wonders where these legends originate, but you can check out the verdict for all eight of them below with game-tested proof below. DefendTheHouse also has a similar myth buster series for games such as Fallout 4, Dark Souls III, The Division, and more.
As this is Volume 1, this should be the first of many, and the description for the video asks for myth suggestions in the comments to be used in the next video. Overwatch was released on May 24 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and received a 10 in our review.
For more Overwatch content, check out the infographic showing the stats when 9.7 million players joined the open beta, or this artist’s rendition of Overwatch characters as Dark Souls III bosses.
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