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It’s finally that time of year again. Yes, that’s right, it’s Power Rankings season. With the starting line of the 2020 Overwatch League season just under a month away, it’s finally time to lay it all out and see where each of the 20 teams stands in terms of overall power. If you’re more curious…
It’s finally that time of year again. Yes, that’s right, it’s Power Rankings season. With the starting line of the 2020 Overwatch League season just under a month away, it’s finally time to lay it all out and see where each of the 20 teams stands in terms of overall power. If you’re more curious…
It’s finally that time of year again. Yes, that’s right, it’s Power Rankings season. With the starting line of the 2020 Overwatch League season just under a month away, it’s finally time to lay it all out and see where each of the 20 teams stands in terms of overall power. A full breakdown of…
As the beginning of the 2020 Season arrives, teams are finishing up their rosters. With this conclusion, certain trends become evident. Some are natural and others questionable, some are positive, others not so much. There is a reason, of course, for all the OWL offseason trends, but some are not obvious. Proven Main Tanks… One…
It’s finally that time of year again. Yes, that’s right, it’s Power Rankings season. With the starting line of the 2020 Overwatch League season just under a month away, it’s finally time to lay it all out and see where each of the 20 teams stands in terms of overall power. Before we get started,…
The Atlanta Reign enter the OWL season with the weight of expectation on their shoulders. After the pleasant surprise that was their expansion season, the Reign are poised to claim their spot amongst the league’s elite. For Atlanta to become contenders, they’ll need continued internal improvement alongside big contributions from their touted rookie signings. 2019…
A couple of days ago we took a look at some of the top offseason signings of the 2020 OWL offseason, up until this point. But, with Thanksgiving now over and the rest of the holiday season in full swing, it seems a perfect time to be cynical and look at the other side of…
Minutes ago, The Game Haus reported that former Fusion University main support player Carson “CarCar” First had signed with the Atlanta Reign. This has since been revealed to have been a false report due to conflicting reports from multiple sources. New information has been made available that CarCar had once planned to sign with the…
[Update: This report has been updated here. CarCar was intended to be signed by the Reign previously, but circumstances led to him being signed to their academy team and another main support being signed to the Reign.] League sources confirmed today that former Fusion University main support player Carson “CarCar” First has signed with the…
By now, most Overwatch League teams are settled on their 2020 roster and identity. Some chose to evolve, others are confident in their previous players. One thing most teams have in common is their desire to be successful. It’s never too early to rank the teams’ roles, right? Here are the best Overwatch League tank…
To celebrate the conclusion of an exciting 2019 OWL season and the nearing of the 2020 season, The Game Haus’s Overwatch team has come together to form their Top 50 OWL Players List. This is an aggregate list formed by averaging the rankings of 10+ TGH contributors, with the goal of forming the most objective…
<<Click here to go back to #50-#41<< 40: Jin-hyeok “DDing” Yang – Shanghai Dragons DDing’s Pharah and Sombra play was undoubtedly one of the driving forces that led the Shanghai Dragons to the Stage Three Title. Shaking up the established GOATS meta, the Dragons’ triple-DPS lineup was nigh-unbeatable, bolstered by the constant damage and…
<<Click here to go back to #40-#31<< 30: Jun-woo “Void” Kang – Shanghai Dragons Shanghai had a problem finding a solid off-tank last year, but they seemed to have finally found the perfect fit to fill that void. Long providing consistency for the Gladiators, Void will hopefully reinvigorate the Dragons tank line this season.…
<<Click here to go back to #30-#21<< 20: Jin-seo “Shu” Kim – Guangzhou Charge Shu was an early contender for Rookie of the Year due to his amazing plays on Ana and Zenyatta and was an integral part of the Guangzhou Charge in their early-season success. He was quickly able to adapt to performing…
<<Click here to go back to #20-#11<< 10: Jooseok “Twilight” Lee – Vancouver Titans If there’s any flex support who can live up to the legacy that JJoNak set in 2018, it’s Twilight. Mechanically impeccable and frustratingly difficult for his opponents to kill, Twilight’s biggest strength is his spectacular game sense and his ability…
With a major part of the Overwatch League’s offseason having just wrapped up, all 20 of the teams have begun to solidify their identities. Some have released major pieces and have begun the rebuilding process, while others have spent big in an attempt to compete with the top teams for Grand Finals glory. Weighing each…
Ah, Atlanta. The capitol and biggest city of Georgia has seen its fair share of ups and downs in sports, and recent history has seen some Atlanta teams come frustratingly close to securing a title for the city, only to have their hopes come crashing down (cough Falcons vs. Patriots cough). This is a city that loves…
Many teams went through changes during the 2019 season of the Overwatch League. However, the LA Valiant’s fall from grace, and rise to the top, was one of the most interesting storylines to follow. After doing so well in the inaugural season, the Valiant started their season by going 0-7 in Stage 1. After an…
Four months ago, ATL Academy, the Contenders squad for the OWL’s Atlanta Reign, made their first foray into international competition at the Atlantic Showdown. They entered with few expectations as North America’s third seed, having defeated Gladiators Legion to secure their spot in Krefeld, Germany. North American powerhouses Envy and Fusion University stole the show…
Hee-dong “Guard” Lee was signed to the Overwatch League by the London Spitfire coming into 2019 as a backup for Ji-hyeok “birdring” Kim. Known for his Sombra play on Element Mystic, Guard wasn’t considered likely to start over London’s star DPS players. However, when birdring struggled on Zarya in the three-tank three-support meta, the Spitfire…
