Overwatch: A Game of Strategy and Fun
I recently had the opportunity to play Overwatch on a $350 computer, and I must say, it was an incredibly playable experience. The game is not brand new, but it didn't come out last week, so it's usually on sale at one of those three places. I would encourage you to go check it out if you don't own a copy. The cool thing about Overwatch is that it's buy once, play forever - there is no subscription, and there's not even a subscription option. However, players can purchase loot boxes, which are cosmetic items only - skins and things that you don't need to play. Once you've bought the game, you can play it forever.
Quick Gameplay and Q Times
Q times are very quick in Overwatch. I rarely have to wait more than a minute or so for a battle, unless it's really early in the morning or very late at night. But overall, it's pretty quick to get into a fight. There are different maps, game modes, and even ultimate abilities to consider. I was excited to try out some of the characters, including Tracer, Sombra, and Reinhardt. While Tracer is a lot of fun, I prefer playing as a ranged tank with plasma guns.
Teamwork and Strategy
One of the things that sets Overwatch apart from other team-based games is its emphasis on teamwork and strategy. Players must work together to achieve objectives, such as capturing points or escorting payloads. The game requires communication, coordination, and quick thinking - all of which are essential skills for success. I was impressed by how quickly my teammates and I were able to coordinate our efforts and execute a winning strategy.
The Importance of Healers
Healers are crucial to the success of any Overwatch team. Without them, we would struggle to do well. When you have a healer on your team, you can dish out damage while staying safe behind them. However, when there is no healer, it's very tough to do well. I was grateful for my teammates who were skilled healers and kept me alive throughout the match.
A Quick Win
In one of our matches, we found ourselves in a 9-player kill streak - 5 kills in just 12 seconds! It was an incredible feeling, especially when it came down to winning or losing. We had to defend against a team that was trying to capture our objective, and if they succeeded, the match would be over. The tension was palpable as we worked together to clear out their players and secure our victory.
The Technical Specifications
In terms of technical specifications, my $350 computer was able to handle Overwatch with ease. I recorded gameplay at 61 frames per second, with a minimum of 37 and a maximum of 89 frames per second. While some of the frame rates may have been influenced by respawns or other game events, overall, the performance was impressive.
Conclusion
Overall, my experience playing Overwatch on a $350 computer was incredibly enjoyable. The gameplay is quick, strategy-based, and fun - making it accessible to players of all skill levels. I highly recommend checking out this game if you're looking for a new challenge or just want to have some fun with friends and family.
Build Video: OverWatch on a $350 Computer
For those who are interested in building their own gaming PC, my build video is available now. In it, I'll show you the exact components used to create this powerful machine - including the graphics card, processor, memory, and more. It's a great resource for anyone looking to build their own gaming rig.
Links and Resources
If you're interested in purchasing Overwatch or building your own gaming PC, be sure to check out the links provided in the video description. These include Amazon, New Egg, and G2A - all of which offer competitive pricing on gaming hardware. I also recommend checking out my other videos on this channel for more build guides, game reviews, and tech-related content.