Dr Disrespect explains why he thinks Overwatch is a “stupid” game

Twitch star Dr Disrespect slammed Overwatch as a “stupid” game during a rant about the various problems he has encountered while playing it. 

Dr Disrespect is well known for his first-person shooter prowess and has been spreading his wings lately, deviating from the usual PUBG and Apex Legends content to try out some Overwatch.

He’s had his ups and downs with the game as he’s brought up various problems with it in the past, but he continues to play it on stream nevertheless. In his latest broadcast on March 3 he once again hit out at the game, pointing to one mechanic in particular as he called it stupid and thinks the game could do without.

The Overwatch games had not been going well for Dr Disrespect and he had finally had enough and took a break to voice his opinion.

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“It takes me like… 15 shots… 2 minutes of focus on a God damn turret [to kill it]. It’s stupid!” He screamed, clearly not impressed with Torbjörn’s Turret, which can be put down just about anywhere and does take a bit of time to kill, especially as it can be repaired.

The Doc then went on to highlight another issue in a hilarious locker room skit, where he donned three pairs of glasses to make a point of how much players need to pay attention to in Overwatch.

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“In order to play Overwatch, you need one thing, eyes everywhere. You need to focus in the AI, intelligently designed C++ turret placed on the top ramp in the middle of nowhere and the guy who hides and keeps repairing it, you gotta focus on him.”

He continued his rant, pointing at even more frustrating Heroes. “You gotta focus on this flying b**ch trying to heal everything in the world, gotta focus on the big fat guy swinging his hammer around.”

The American continued to list some examples before settling down and surprisingly getting back into the game.

Clearly, he still enjoys something about it, even if he occasionally rants about it, and fans can expect to see more Overwatch in the future.