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Ramattra

As the first tempo tank to debut in Blizzard’s hero shooter, Ramattra’s kit is versatile by design. His Omnic form is a defensive stance, giving you access to his Void Accelerator staff and Void Barrier which can be placed to help your team push a fixed point or retreat accordingly. Alternatively, Ramattra’s Nemesis form can be triggered to deliver an eight-second burst of aggression, imbuing him with the additional armor needed to survive a direct melee assault on the enemy team that ignores...

Junkrat

On maps with lots of tight corridors, Junkrat can be a devastating pick. While his trap has been heavily nerfed in Overwatch 2, no longer pinning players who step into it, that hasn’t slowed his roll. On the contrary, he’s got a two-hit combo that’s possible to pull off by dropping a concussion mine at the same time as flinging a grenade, which is lethal to squishier targets that drift into close range. Junkrat’s also capable of worrying tanks with an endless barrage of grenades, and his inab...

Sojourn

It’s easy to think of Sojourn as Soldier: 76 but with a much higher skill ceiling. Her main weapon may not be hitscan, but it’s very strong at close to medium range. Attacking enemies with Sojourn’s primary weapon charges up her railgun, giving you access to a hitscan beam which is capable of dealing 200 damage if you land a headshot. Her ultimate provides constant railgun charge for a short period and each shot can pierce, so if you’re landing shots then you can wipe a team in seconds. Sojou...

D.Va

With one of the most effective ultimates in the game and a rounded kit, D.Va is as strong as ever. Her mobility makes her especially effective at hunting down damage and support heroes, and you can do a lot of work if you can successfully breach the enemy backline as part of a dive comp. In addition to this, D.Va’s Defense Matrix directly counters a number of powerful abilities, including Moira’s Biotic Orb, Reinhardt’s Fire Strike, and Ana’s Sleep Dart.

Sigma

Sigma was no slouch in Overwatch 1, but a recent slew of buffs has turned him into an incredibly strong tank pick. His new HP total of 550 makes him a lot more durable, and he now poses a real threat to the majority of heroes as you can combo his spheres and rock attack to dish out over 200 damage. Sigma excels on maps with a lot of congested areas as it’s almost impossible to miss his projectiles, and his Gravitic Flux ultimate can separate aggressive enemies from the pack, allowing your hit...

Ashe

Overwatch 2’s 5v5 format and highly mobile heroes mean there’s a lot more open space on the battlefield, and that’s had a pretty noticeable effect on the potency of Ashe’s dynamite which does tons of damage in congested areas. She’s a great damage pick, but you really need to land your shots to get the best out of her now it’s harder to farm for her ultimate ability with dynamite. However, her long-range primary fire means she can apply pressure without the threat of melee heroes, and Bob is...

Junker Queen

Proving to be a bit too powerful as both an attacker and tank in the beta, Junker Queen’s abilities were nerfed at launch to make her less of a threat. She’s since received buffs to several abilities during Overwatch 2 season 2, including her passive, which now heals for the additional wound damage remaining on enemies after they die with the wound effect applied. Carnage’s cooldown has also been reduced by two seconds for each enemy it impacts, increasing the chance to apply wounds in a skir...

Reinhardt

Arguably the truest tank in Overwatch 2, Reinhardt is great at soaking up enemy fire and bringing the rest of your team into the fights. Reinhardt received significant buffs to his kit in Overwatch 2, but these upgrades haven’t been enough to sway players from other tank heroes – such as Orisa and Ramattra – who can easily outstrip Reinhardt in both durability and versatility. Reinhardt is generally the go-to pick for rush comps due to his robust shield, and his pin is lethal to squishier cha...

Roadhog

Roadhog was utterly dominating the Overwatch 2 season 2 meta, to the extent that he received a soft reworkin the recent balance patch in order to disrupt his infamous one-shot hook combo. The impact damage from his hook has plummeted, and the distance between Roadhog and a hooked enemy has increased, allowing squishier targets with higher mobility an opportunity to escape his clutches before receiving a final blow. It’s a staggering nerf on paper, but it’s proportionate to how devastating Roa...

Wrecking Ball

Wrecking Ball hasn’t seen much love in Overwatch 2 since launch, but he’s since come into his own after a significant round of buffs. His main strength has always been his massive health pool, making him an exceptionally durable tank. However, a portion of that health has now been converted to a regenerative shield, allowing him to continue to press the advantage without being forced to pull back for healing at vital moments. While Wrecking Ball’s performance as a tank is still outstripped by...

Zarya

Zarya has suffered a similar fate as Genji, enjoying an excellent standing as one of the best-performing tank heroes at launch before receiving a barrage of nerfs to her barriers to increase her window of vulnerability. Thankfully, the mid-season patch mitigated this somewhat by reducing the duration of her energy degeneration, as well as doubling the delay before degeneration begins. As a result, Zarya is still capable of holding her own – her cannon deals a lotof damage once it’s gained som...

Bastion

Despite receiving a rework, Bastion is still a little too much of a sitting duck in Overwatch 2. While he has strong DPS potential against agile tanks like Winston, the meta has skewed so far toward a slower pace that you’ll likely not reap that benefit. That said, this potential does extend to support characters, which Bastion can dispatch with ease. It’s certainly possible to secure a match with Bastion on your team, but his dependence on support heroes to help him perform at his best means...

Cassidy

Like Hanzo, Cassidy is great when you’re landing every shot and awful if you’re having an off day. His stun grenade has been replaced with a magnetic grenade in Overwatch 2, removing his ability to deal with tanks on his own. The magnetic grenade is highly effective against other DPS heroes, capable of dealing up to 100 damage in under two seconds. Cassidy’s main problem is that he has no chance of survival against certain heroes. When Cassidy had his flashbang stun, he could compete against...

Genji

Genji has fallen far from his high standing at Overwatch 2’s launch, sustaining multiple nerfs to his damage and ammo. Genji benefited hugely from Overwatch 2’s shift to 5v5 match formats and the removal of crowd control abilities that would previously leave him vulnerable. These nerfs serve to reposition Genji in line with the performance of other flanking heroes, but his output now falls short of many alternative DPS picks. If you manage to slip behind the backline you can still chain swift...

Doomfist

Doomfist is good at hunting down backliners, snipers, and aerial heroes, but all of his offensive capabilities are only really effective in close-quarters combat. As a dive tank, he doesn’t provide much of a shield for your team and he’s not as mobile as heroes like Winston. Additionally, the minimum damage mitigated by his Power Block in order to charge his Rocket Punch has been increased from 80 to 100 damage, andhis passive overheal has been nerfed from 40 to 35 HP per target hit. Thanks t...