In an interview at BlizzCon, Geoff Goodman, lead hero designer on Overwatch, revealed that there’s not currently any plans for future reworks in the game.<\/b>
\nIn an interview at BlizzCon, Geoff Goodman, lead hero designer on Overwatch, revealed that there\u2019s not currently any plans for future reworks in the game.
Whether you like Overwatch\u2019s reworks or not, they\u2019ve been influential in changing the metagame and overall health. Of course, some people say that to refer to Mercy\u2019s weak state following her rework, others refer to Hanzo\u2019s much improved gameplay. You can choose for yourself which this refers to.
But it appears that, following Torbj\u00f6rn\u2019s rework, the Overwatch team are happy to let the current roster sit still for a bit. When asked whether Blizzard will stop reworking heroes, Goodman said that he thinks that they will, eventually, even that he\u2019s \u201choping\u201d they\u2019ll get to that point.
\u201cWe don\u2019t have any plans to rework anybody right now, but that doesn\u2019t stop us if we decide that the game was changing in such a way that it is necessary again.\u201d
Goodman did say that internal discussions have been had about a Bastion rework, though, saying they\u2019ve \u201ctalked on and off\u201d about his place in Overwatch. Given his specific niche and power, though, he said he doesn\u2019t know if Bastion will ever get a rework.
You should be safe to main a hero without them getting drastically changed in the near future, at least.<\/p>\n

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