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Overwatch League is back!<\/p>\n
After weeks on hiatus, we finally got back on track with OWL Season 3 and got our first look at the Chinese teams, as well as the overall return of the Pacific squads that we hadn’t seen since Week 1. <\/p>\n
With Sombra, Soldier: 76, Winston, and Lucio out of rotation as the banned heroes, most teams gravitated towards static double shield Orisa and Sigma compositions with Mei, Tracer, and Hanzo used as the most consistent damage dealers alongside Ana, Brigitte, and Zenyatta in the healing department. <\/p>\n
In case you missed any of the action, here’s the rundown of the entire Week 8 set of matches.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n In what ended up being a pretty one-sided affair, the revamped Dragons squad made quick work of a Charge that’s mostly comprised by players that were already in the squad since last year, with the addition of flex tank Nam “Cr0ng” Ki-cheol and Spanish support Alberto “neptuNo” González.<\/p>\n For Shanghai, the long-awaited presentation of DPS mega-star Byungsun “Fleta” Kim paid dividends, as his rarely seen Tracer play alongside consistent usage of Mei ice walls completely outclassed Guangzhou.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\n(Credit: Overwatch League)<\/span><\/p>\nGuanzhou Charge 0-3 Shanghai Dragons<\/strong><\/h3>\n