"Overwatch" fans found a very interesting leak over the weekend. This leak hinted the audience regarding a new hero that goes by the name of Sombra.
The original post of this "Overwatch" leak has been deleted. This makes everyone ponder as to what's going on. All evidence that remains of the post is a screenshot shared by Redditor perscitia.
Those users who had seen the original "Overwatch" post before it was taken down, report that it carried the image of Blizzard's intranet as well as a url link to an external intranet page. This fact suggests this announcement was an internal one not public, because it was within the domains of Blizzard.
The content of the post resembled the description of a PvE co-op mode, similar to the Gears of War's Horde or Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. The text that accompanied the post's image suggested that "Overwatch" players will be expected to stay on guard to defend the castle doors from Junkenstein's malicious allies and the Zomnics.
Moreover, the "Overwatch" users will be able to select their preferred level of difficulty. According to the post, there would be typically three levels of difficulty. The greater the difficulty, the more points the user would earn for victory in tougher challenges on.
As far as the new "Overwatch" character is concerned, Sombra's imminence translates out as her reputation of being amongst the world's most notorious and adept hackers. However, her story seems a bit on the tragic side. She's someone who had lost everything during the Omnic Crisis, then found a bit hope working in Mexico with Los Muertos. After gaining a lot of heat on her hands she had to go underground, but then was soon recruited by Talon
The entire plot could always be a façade although, who knows? But it seems logically aligned and congruent to what we already know about "Overwatch." Furthermore, in the game's recent update, according to VG247 Blizzard Entertainment did notify the audience of two upcoming characters; the first later this year, and the second one at the start of 2017.
