"I will say Lifeweaver is actually very approachable, but it will take some time to master," the Overwatch 2 developer stated. It will also "disrupt sightlines" and "block chokepoints".ĭawson noted Lifeweaver had been "one of the harder heroes to really get the hang of" during tests, while still being accessible for beginners. This tree can then emit healing pulses to Lifeweaver's allies. It allows Lifeweaver to create a giant tree structure anywhere the map. "We want our supports to be able to fight back a little bit," said Dawson.Īs for Lifeweaver's ultimate, this is called Tree of Life. This "provides a small burst of passive healing" for when players are repositioning themselves on the map. There is also Thorn Volley, Lifeweaver's alternate primary fire that can be used to "ward off aggressors" and his Rejuvenating Dash. Meanwhile, his Petal Platform ability will allow the hero to create platforms (figures) that will lift fellow heroes to higher levels on the map.
"Lifeweaver is designed for players that care a bit more about their own positioning, their game sense - those are the skills they check on more than necessarily aim skill."
"The aim was to create another support hero that didn't rely on aim skill," Overwatch 2's lead hero designer Alec Dawson said. Watch on YouTube A little look at some Overwatch 2 in action.
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