Bradley Long

Illari is another in a long line of mechanically demanding support heroes for Overwatch 2. Players who love Zenyatta, Kiriko, and Ana will feel right at home on Overwatch’s newest addition. Her kit provides plenty of playmaking opportunities, so here are our tips to help you get the most out of Illari. Illari’s Abilities Illari’s primary fire is a single-shot hitscan weapon that deals a solid amount of poke damage from range.

Alongside the likely end of the Overwatch League system, The Verge also reported extensive layoffs within the Activision Blizzard esports department. Approximately 50 employees were abruptly let go in a move that will leave the league operating with a skeleton crew for the rest of the year. This could be the ignominious end for a venture that once promised to revolutionize esports entirely. So, how did we arrive at this moment, and where do we go from here? What Went Wrong for the Overwatch League?

Lifeweaver’s Abilities Healing Blossom Lifeweaver’s primary fire functions as his main way to heal your allies. To use Healing Blossom you charge a burst of healing by holding the primary fire button. You can then target an ally within range and release the burst. It will lock onto the target and follow them, healing upon contact. A full Healing Blossom takes 1 second to charge and will heal 75 damage. Shots must target allies or the Blossom will not fire.