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A 2016 hero and objective-based first person shooter developed by Blizzard. Players take on the roles of specific heroes in order to complete or defend objectives from the opposing team. The game was shutdown on October 4th, 2022 in preparation for its sequel Overwatch 2.
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In a competitive match, when a player quits, does the game look for a replacement?
Every competitive game does this, and it's purely a "competition" problem.
Let's imagine: The player quitting your game is bronze, the joining one is Silver.
Now, not only teams are not balanced anym …
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