Available until May 22nd, players can ally with the Watchers or the Infinite Empire in the new free PvP/PvE hybrid event.
The team is looking at buffing Thorn Valley again, a new Passive ability, more benefits for his utility skills, and more.
Season 4's new Support hero will soon have more ammo for Healing Blossom, a stronger Ultimate, and a tighter weapon spread.
The old control style will still be usable. Players can also look forward to details on upcoming balance changes later this week.
Game director Aaron Keller says the team wants to "make the transition from healing to damage smoother" for the new Support hero.
Lifeweaver is the latest Support hero, and there are new cosmetics, like Sigma's Galactic Emperor Mythic skin, to obtain.
Starwatch "introduces some PvE elements in a PvP match" with one side, the Infinite Empire, capable of deploying turrets.
Brigitte will gain a larger shield and the ability to stun multiple foes with Shield Bash during Rally when Season 4 launches next week.
Live on April 11th, it serves as a "rebase" patch, consolidating current patches into the game to keep install size in check.
Starting April 11th, the newest season offers new limited-time events and modes, the first-ever map developed with the community and more.
Niran PruksaManee went to the same Vishkar Architech Academy as Symmetra, relying on Biolight tech for his various abilities.
Dash to reposition, create platforms to lift up allies and enemies, and pull teammates when the new hero goes live on April 11th.
Season 4 should introduce a new Battle Pass (with a potential new Mythic Skin), balance changes, new features, and much more.
Executive producer Jared Neuss says the team is "working through the details now" and will keep players posted in the meantime.
Following the One-Punch Man collab's success, the team hopes to premier "another large collab later this year," says director Aaron Keller.
Players can earn the Roadhog Pachimari Epic skin for free, along with a name card, weapon charm, profile icons and more.
Executive producer Jared Neuss says the team is "planning the time we're going to talk about it," which is "soon" (and not Blizzard Soon™).
Executive producer Jared Neuss says there will be information soon on "what the year holds" for the free-to-play hero shooter.
Some old Weekly Challenges have been removed and new ones added. Requirements for some Daily Challenges are also lower.
Even with good gameplay, excellent visuals and intriguing stories, these games suffered thanks to some truly insufferable characters.
