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<\/figure>\n Yesterday I cranked up the old sadness machine to play Overwatch 2<\/em> and see what season 2\u2019s new hotness, Ramattra, was talkin\u2019 about against my mains. What I quickly discovered was that the game\u2019s latest tank hero not only kicks their asses in one-on-one bouts more often than not, but that he\u2019s also the game\u2019s most stimulating adversary. <\/p>\n Every Overwatch <\/em>player knows that with every new patch the question returns, \u201cBut what of my mains?\u201d Maybe your faves are blessedly unchanged (for now), or maybe an ability of theirs that absolutely rips has been nerfed, thus ending your reign as a golden god. My particular brand of Overwatch 2 <\/em>brain rot is less about how patches change my mains and more about how my mains match up against the new heroes they introduce. My mains, for those who weren\u2019t asking, are D.Va, Moira, and Soldier 76. Well, actually I don\u2019t really<\/em> have an attack main because their queue times take forever but Soldier 76\u2019s \u201cnot Kamen Rider\u201d skin rules.<\/p>\n