He now strives to perfect his skills as a warrior, and sees the Nexus and its endless conflict as the ideal training ground. Once heir to the Shimada clan’s criminal empire, Hanzo abandoned his birthright after he almost killed his younger brother. Blizzard has recently published a full walkthrough of how the performance-based matchmaking system works, which we recommend reading. If you’ve lost a game but performed really well relative to your peers, you’ll lose less MMR now than you would under the previous system. Performance-based matchmaking is a huge change to ranked play, placing less emphasis on your win/loss ratio and more emphasis on how well you did or did not play in a match. In exchange for being more easily spotted, stealthed heroes have all received buffs in other ways: Nova receives Snipe Master baseline, Samuro is gaining more control over his clones, Valeera receives a full-blown rework, and Zeratul has a new ultimate which repeats whatever ability he used last. While stealthed heroes still can’t be targeted directly, they can be knocked out of stealth with an AOE. Now, stealthed heroes are easily visible while moving, but disappear completely after they’ve remained perfectly still for a short amount of time.
Some players could pick it out easily among the chaos of a match, while to other players, the blur was nearly invisible. Previously, stealthed heroes were barely visible as a blurry spot on the map. The stealth change is aimed at making stealth heroes a little more fair to play against - and less of an eye test. This patch also includes a larger field of view on the camera, changes to objective timers on many maps, and the new hero, Hanzo. This patch includes a number of major gameplay changes such as a full rework to how Stealth functions, the removal of ammo from Forts, Towers, and Keeps, and new performance-based matchmaking. Back at BlizzCon, Heroes of the Storm outlined its 2018 Gameplay Update patch, and today, that patch has arrived on the PTR.
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