Offense but like how many years did straight people call everything they hated or disliked “gay”,,,,,, yet y'all can’t handle a single generalized statement online about being cis/het but okay!
We’re real people, though.
Local Cishet Admits They Don’t Think Gay People Are Real
I think some adults need to realize that teens don’t dislike adults because teens are rebellious and punk, a lot of kids and teens dislike adults because every interaction they’ve had with them is dismissing and condescending
I’m not even a teenager anymore and I still feel like this.
I legit think the “Queen of Junkertown” could be the next hero.
Not only that -
I legit think she could be the next support hero.
A lot of people picked up on the very obvious empty throne (meaning they can keep her design a secret for a later reveal), and the also obvious weapons hanging around.
But a lot of people missed the bright yellow objects attached to the weapons.
Overwatch is super heavily color-coded/color-motifed. Yes, yes, “blue = good,” “red = enemy,” but beyond that, each character in their standard design kinda shows you their personality traits. Each character usually has a very distinct 1-3 colors that stand out and makes them immediately distinguishable.
Similarly, there are few extra colors that tell the player or a teammate what is happening. These are:
Green = speed (Lúcio’s speedboost, but also the jump pads, friendly Genji’s ult)
This is not a comprehensive list by any means, but basically, the majority of the time, when you see yellow in Overwatch, that’s a healing-related ability, item, or object.
If the Queen of Junkertown is going to be a playable character, it’s likely those weapons “heal” somehow, while still providing her with offensive capabilities.
#please tell me I get to stab my teammates to heal them
OI! GET THE FUCK BACK IN THERE!
Genji: I need healing
Queen of Junkertown, sharpening spear: Oh, you do, do you?
It’s really depressing how Labor Day has gone from “give laborers a day off” to “give white collar office workers and executives a day off but make retail laborers work so that executives can get a latte on their day off”