The universe keeps kicking Overwatch while it's down.
It's sprinkles on top of the cherry on top of Overwatch 2's worst month ever. You're not getting Overwatch 2's long-awaited Hero mode, which as far as many people were concerned was the entire reason to have an Overwatch 2. In fact, you're going to go ahead and pay $15 for the co-op PvE story missions coming in Overwatch 2: Invasion that you've been waiting for since 2019.
Paríaso was introduced in at Overwatch 2's launch, while Antarctica: Peninsula just released in February of this year. The reason seems to be that there's a bug involvingaround that slows game performance to a stuttering low-frame mess for everyone in an entire game lobby. Armed with the bug trolls were just holding entire groups of other players' fun hostage by abusing it on purpose.
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