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<\/figure>\n The latest Overwatch 2<\/em> patch notes have dropped alongside a cool, Ancient Greece-themed limited time mode<\/span>, and the Moira detractors are absolutely going to hate this announcement<\/span>. Alongside a few bug fixes, several characters got adjustments in this latest update, and Moira\u2019s will only add to the drama surrounding the controversial healer.<\/p>\n Ever since Overwatch 2<\/em> launched and removed the sixth player on each team, the gameplay has been faster and deadlier\u2014as such, a support problem has emerged, with players filling that role on the roster, but not actually<\/em> healing their teammates. Moira is the biggest offender in this growing support problem: with her Biotic Grasp she can suck the life out of enemy players without having to aim all that well, and her fade ability makes her incredibly squiggly and hard to kill. She can easily pump out 10k damage in a match, but since she can also very easily heal double<\/em> that amount, it\u2019s incredibly frustrating to play with a Moira who refuses to heal.<\/p>\n Now, in a hilarious turn of events, the latest Overwatch 2<\/em> update has made it so that Moira needs to do more damage in order to heal more. Oh boy. The patch notes read<\/span>: \u201cDealing damage with Biotic Orb now restores a small amount of Biotic Energy.\u201d This means that Moira\u2019s damage orb, which can careen down alleys and bounce off walls, sapping the health out of enemy characters, will now restore some of her healing output, known to us Moira mains as \u201cpee.\u201d<\/span>\u00a0<\/p>\n