In another twist in Overwatch 2’s ongoing meta-narrative, Blizzard has announced that the long-awaited co-op PvE mode for the hero shooter has been dropped. This despite being promised for years that it would be included, along with skill trees and perks, to boot.
Executive Producer Jared Noyce announced the news on an A.I recent feed (Thanks, Eurogamer), admitting that “the development of the PvE experience hasn’t really made the progress we’d hoped”. While the team has developed an “amazing array of content,” Ness explained that “the effort to bring it all together into a Blizzard-quality experience we can bring you is massive, and there’s really no end in sight…”
“We’re left with another difficult choice: do we continue to put all this effort into PvE in hopes that we can achieve it at some point in the future, or do we stick to this set of values that align and focus on live play and focus on To serve you all? “
Society, as expected, doesn’t care. Candid members expressed different versions of the same sentiments: Blizzard was over-promised and under-delivered, and the developed PVE content seemed likely to be scrapped and distributed seasonally. Signboard KarQ He summed up the situation quite eloquently on Twitter:
What do you think of this latest development? Were you hoping for Overwatch 2’s promised co-op mode? Let us know in the comments section below.
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