Overwatch League fans have been quite patient during this quiet offseason. Teams made their roster announcements vey early in 2023, leaving most fans waiting for more updates about the league as a whole. Other fans unfortunately are still waiting to hear just about anything from their favorite team. There is a cloud of uncertainty surrounding the 2023 season of the Overwatch League and fans want to know when they should expect to watch the OWL once again. Hopefully some questions will be answered on Wednesday February 8, when the Overwatch League will debut its Community update for the 2023 season.
The Overwatch League Twitter account teased a potential update previously, but did not unveil a specific date or time for the announcement. However thanks to a scheduled post on YouTube, OWL fans now know that the 2023 Overwatch League Season update will air on February 8 at 4 PM EST.
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The Community Update will most likely discuss all the new happenings within the league. The key information fans will be on the lookout for are the season start date, any changes to the season’s format and any additional information regarding the Chinese teams who now can no longer play Overwatch thanks to the NetEase/Blizzard dispute. With so much silence from the Overwatch League up until this point, there will surely be some updates that will catch the fans off guard.
Audiences can catch the Community Update on YouTube later in the day on February 8.
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