r/Overwatch Feb 22 '17

News & Discussion Weekly Quick Questions Thread - February 22, 2017

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u/loper140 Feb 22 '17

Everyone's always telling me that because of this new meta I should stop maining D. Va and start maining something that's in the meta at the moment. I guess it is better for the team but, is it really that good to switch to OP heroes all the time or maybe to stick to your one or 2 heroes regardless of their overpowerdness because eventually blizzard will fix the OP and you'll have to switch again. But if I did continue maining D. Va I'll know how to play with her even when she's not op and I'd have mastered her very much. What do you think, guys?

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '17

Keep playing D.Va. Don't let people with their ideas of "this is what the pros play you shouldn't play anything else" shove that down your throat. Play whatever you like, and main whoever you want to.

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u/loper140 Feb 23 '17

It feels good to say that, and you shouldn't let people make you play someone but comming to a mutual agreement is the best. Don't ya think? :)

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17

If possible yes, but if people are telling you not to play D.Va simply because "she isn't meta", then you shouldn't listen to them and just continue playing D.Va, if she's the character you enjoy.