As the event continues over the next three weeks popular overwatch character D.Va is also going to be added to the game and players can win skins and lootboxes by completing challenges with friends each week. The second brawl version makes everyone tracer with emphasis on pulse bombs and kills to deal damage to the core. A brawl version of the map is also available where a single team attacks, while the other team defends. Plus, the Hanamura map looks absolutely gorgeous in HOTS.
It takes the emphasis away from rush tactics and balances things out with an emphasis on both getting your payload across and preventing the enemy from making too much progress. The latest addition, Hanamura has teams escorting payloads across the map in true Overwatch fashion to damage the enemy core. It keeps things fresh, invites new strategies and makes it feel different almost every time. One of the best things about HOTS has always been the multiple maps and modes, without having to go into a non-competitive playlist. Overwatch has several references to Heroes of the Storm: Fighters of the Storm and Fighters of the Storm 2 are. Genji brings the same deadly flair to the game but at this point it seems a bit too broken, but that is the case with every new hero in a free to play game to invite users to spend real money on the game. The second Nexus Challenge rewards: Oni Genji skin, player icon, and spray (first week) Officer D.Va skin (second week) Officer D.Va player icon and spray (third week) 10 Loot Boxes (fourth week) Heroes of the Storm in Overwatch. The latest update adds Genji, the map Hanamura and in the coming weeks D.Va to the HOTS roster.
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