After showcasing Echo in the Echo Showdown Community Tournament. Blizzard then immediately ban Echo LOL! This raises lots of questions about the current hero pool system in Overwatch. Is banning Echo just a week after she launches the right move? Echo was available in competitive play immediately, normally heroes have a 2 week period in quick play/arcade - so does ban this matter? Echo was super lucky to launch into Overwatch in the same week Widowmaker and McCree, two of her STRONGEST counters were banned. What about hero bans moving forward? If we depend on frequency of played hero in high level competitive - does this mean Reinhardt banned, then playable, then banned, then playable? What about Winston? We could end up being stuck in ban cycles, which ultimately could make Overwatch competitive stale once again? Do you think Overwatch needs a true pick and ban system? It's good news that OWL and competitive bans are mirrored, that way we can see the pros play - and try to replicate their tactics in comp - but here's the real question, does Overwatch competitive actually need hero bans? Do they make the experience better? Are they forcing good meta changes? Will Blizzard every allow us to pick and ban heroes on a per game basis? Do you think that would be a good move for Overwatch competitive in the long run?
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