Blizzard has unveiled the following hero to hitch its lineup, the chief of Null Sector, Ramattra.
As teased within the lore, Ramattra is the chief of the group Null Sector. Like Zenyatta, Ramattra is a Shambli monk who not sees the choice of peacefully advocating for the rights of Omnics, and has now taken a extra “pragmatic angle,” in response to the Overwatch weblog asserting his reveal.
“Initially a warfare machine, Ramattra shed his munitions for a defend to guard his folks by selling peace and tranquility,” Blizzard writes. “Nevertheless, Ramattra’s story is considered one of hardships, trauma, and a magnified view of humanity’s harsh realities.”
Whereas Blizzard has solely shared a cinematic trailer showcasing Ramattra’s backstory and origins, IGN was a part of a media roundtable with Overwatch 2 hero designer Alec Dawson who revealed Ramattra may have two kinds gamers can change between.
“He does have two kinds. He has an Omnic kind and his Nemesis kind. A part of the talent we’re testing is when to modify between these kinds. As a result of the Omnic kind, you are taking part in this poke recreation, you are defending your group, a bit of bit at vary. After which the Nemesis kind you are speeding down the enemies, you are charging in there and you’ve got these punches.”
The chief of Null Sector is on a mission to create a greater world for Omnics… irrespective of the associated fee.
Coming to #Overwatch2 Season 2, Dec 6.
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— Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) November 5, 2022
Ramattra would be the fourth new hero launched for the reason that launch of Overwatch 2 together with Sojourn, Junker Queen, and Kiriko. In accordance with Blizzard, the group desires to launch both a brand new map or hero in alternating seasons.
Overwatch 2 is lastly stay, absolutely changing the unique Overwatch although gamers are nonetheless ready for the narrative-driven PvE mode.
Matt T.M. Kim is IGN’s Information Editor. You’ll be able to attain him @lawoftd.
