Overwatch World Cup 2018 Criticism, KyKy Confirmed Outlaws Coach & Pros On Brigitte | Akshon Recap

A bit of controversy has erupted following the conclusion of the qualification stage for the 2018 Overwatch World Cup with people pointing fingers at Blizzard potentially using inaccurate average national Skill Rating data to determine which countries made the cut off this year's event.

Here is the spreadsheet of someone that has been keeping track of the SR of each country with the last update on April 24th

Here is someone else sheet also keeping track of the same numbers

It may have just been a blunder on Blizzard’s part not to update the World Cup page on April 29th, but at the end of the day we have to trust that Blizzard employees who are the only ones with access to the national SR data made the right call and we’ll just have to accept the results as move onto the national competitive committee voting stage.

After being sighted backstage with the Outlaws during last week’s games and being blurred out from Houston’s week four “Focus” video, the former Dallas Fuel coach has officially moved across to the league’s other Texas team according to his World Cup coach application page.

There are plenty of YouTube videos going around on how to counter Brigitte and speculation on whether she’s the new OP so I’m not going to dwell on that too long, but here is Jake’s take on Brigitte

As far as immediate change recommendations, Mangachu tweeted some things that he thinks could make Brigitte a bit more balanced.

The Overwatch League features the best players in the world, including Dallas Fuel's Taimou, EFFECT, Seagull, NYXL’s Saebyeolbe, JjoNak, Libero, Seoul Dynasty's Ryujehong, Miro, London Spitfire's Birdring, Hooreg, Profit, among others.

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