As an avid gamer with years of experience under my belt, I’ve seen my fair share of gaming rumors and myths. One that has persisted for a long time in the Overwatch 2 community is the quick reloading trick using Reaper’s melee attack. However, after coming across a recent post on the Overwatch 2 subreddit by capital_of_kyoka, I was intrigued to find out the truth behind this popular myth.
In spite of facing criticism since its late-2022 debut, Overwatch 2 continues to be hugely popular. This game boasts a huge fanbase, and the community is always exchanging strategies to enhance other players’ experiences. Although numerous techniques exist to give an edge in the game, an ardent supporter of Overwatch 2 has recently debunked a widely-held belief regarding quickening reload speed.
In the latest update for Overwatch 2, Blizzard has acknowledged the controversy surrounding the shift from 6v6 to 5v5 teams. They plan to explore various versions of 6v6 in the game but are first conducting trials. Meanwhile, a newly released free-to-play game, The First Descendant, has faced backlash due to the introduction of a character wielding an allegedly copied Overwatch 2 weapon.
I. In the future, we’re optimistic that Overwatch 2 will bring back 6vs6 gameplay, which has been a frequent request from fans. II. Blizzard’s detailed and extensive response to this demand has left the community elated. III. While this news of 6vs6 returning is exciting, one fan in the community has clarified a misconception about a supposed method to speed up reloading more quickly.
Overwatch 2 fan debunks quick reloading trick
In the Overwatch 2 Subreddit, user capital_of_kyoka posted with the “Contrary to popular belief, using Quick Melee during Reaper’s reload doesn’t hasten shooting time.”
In the post, you’ll find a video demonstration of two different ways to reload. The first clip includes using Quick Melee, while the second clip displays a regular reload process. Take a look at the comparison by clicking on the linked Reddit post below.
Despite what many people think, Quick Melee during Reaper reload actually does not speed up the time to shoot. Although, you might still want to do it for extra damage.
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In response to the comparison, one person shares the background and urban legend behind Quick Melee. While Quick Melee doesn’t actually accelerate your reloading process, this misconception persists due to an early glitch in the game where “hitting quick melee after shooting made you reload more swiftly [[before the initial bug was corrected within the first few months post-launch]]”.
One comment reads, “I dislike being reminded, but my muscle memory from playing Overwatch since its launch tells me to attack with a melee each time I reload.” In response to this, one commenter stated, “It’s clearly faster in the video for the quick melee,” but the original poster countered, “No, I misaligned the clips in my recording, it’s off by a frame or two. Even if that were true, it wouldn’t matter much in actual gameplay.”
In the original post, the user mentions that Quick Melee deals “extra damage.” Many responses argue that since this attack comes at no additional cost or risk, it might as well be used. Another comment clarifies that although there is no penalty for using Quick Melee, it does not equate to completely free damage.
Although some people think of it as a risk-free action, others disagree, pointing out that “timing is crucial” in using this method. Misjudging the moment could result in a longer reload time or even missing the opportunity to reload altogether.
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2024-07-29 16:10