Doomfist Rework Abilities Revealed

With the Overwatch 2 Beta only a week away, the Overwatch team has slowly unveiled new characters for the upcoming game. Last week players watched a Q&A session on Sojourn, followed by a short Developer Update that highlighted her abilities and playstyle. Now suddenly, players received another update to one of the games most unique characters. On Wednesday, April 20, the Doomfist Overwatch 2 rework was officially revealed on Twitter. Doomfist is now officially a tank hero. Here is a look at the Doomfist Rework Abilities that were revealed as well.

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Talk to the fist.

All new weapon and ability kit for Doomfist coming to #Overwatch2. pic.twitter.com/toAXhvCqaJ

— Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) April 20, 2022

Doomfist’s kit was changed to better fit the tank position and to play a bit less like a damage character. Doomfist now has 450 health and deals a bit less damage with his basic attacks. He loses his Uppercut ability in Overwatch 2, but now gains Power Block. Doomfist’s Seismic Slam has also been adjusted just a bit to fit the new role.

Power Block

• Doomfist protects himself from frontal attacks. Blocking damage empowers his Rocket Punch
• Empowered Rocket Punch travels faster, futher, and deals increased damage ‘

Seismic Slam

• Launches Doomfist into the air, similar to Winston’s Leap
• On Landing, deals damage and slows enemies

Doomfist is the first of surely many heroes to receive a rework heading into Overwatch 2. The design team mentioned how they wanted to tweak a few things in the game, namely the crowd control effects, and are looking to scale them down. Doomfist had quite a few crowd-control abilities that have been either removed or adjusted.

Players can try out the brand new Doomfist Rework Abilities on April 26 when the Overwatch 2 Beta is live.

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