The widow damage nerf made sense, the scope change was really unnecessary and completely changes the flow of her play to something less enjoyable.
..and so he left, with terrible power in shaking hands.
I was referring to the specific scenario. There is also the problem of blocking the line of sight, your teammates have, I also don't know if you can just shoot under him, like with a payload since he's floating all the time.
Anyways, I agree that it's counterintuitive. Maybe having it depend on your orbs in some way would work, so you have the glowing healing tank in the front while you still stay back and shoot. Or at least like I said earlier, make him able to do more than just move during it.
It would almost turn things around against Widow since your projectiles are fast, accurate and have no rangedropoff, not to mention your team would be able to survive unless headshot.
Also, now Zens can learn the joy of being shot twice in quick succession (0,25 sec charging would still kill) and die, like everyone else instead of just getting oneshot.
Btw: previously 0,33s were enough to kill a 200 Hp hero, now it takes twice as much time.
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Widowmaker seems more powerful now than before imo, still deal tons of dmg to people and they get one shotted...her ulti charges up super quick still so, everythings still good
I can't think of any situation where I've played a flanker and tried to come at her or anyone I was trying to flank for that matter within the standard field of view. Especially not a widow who typically spends most of her time scoped with tiny fractions of a second unscoped in between.
I think both nerfs were things that were acceptable to change, but both at the same time was a bit much. But that is fairly typical of blizzard nerfs, seen it I'm not sure how many times in wow where you have a problem and instead of just addressing the single issue blizzard nerfs it 2-3 different ways and causes it to be under powered.
..and so he left, with terrible power in shaking hands.
That was the issue...
Quick scoping encouraged people to stay out of scope until a target appeared, and let them stay on target while maintaining better situational awareness.
Your ratio of scope:non-scope was flipped. People were spending fractions of a second scoped, not the other way around.