Overwatch 2: Push Guide
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Push guide for Overwatch 2! Provides an overview of the game flow and strategies to win when playing Push mode.
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Rules for Push
Win by Delivering the Robot to the Enemy's Base
In Push, both teams alternate between attacking, aiming to deliver the robot to the enemy's base. Victory is secured when the robot successfully reaches the base. However, if it doesn't make it within the time limit, the team who gets closer to the base emerges as the winner.
Overtime Activates in Contested Situations at Time Limit
If there is contention near the robot when the time limit expires, overtime occurs. Both teams should continue fighting until the end without giving up, aiming for victory.
Game Flow
| Flow until the outcome is determined | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Select a character and start the game |
| 2 | Compete for control of the robot after 30 seconds |
| 3 | One team member pushes the robot towards the enemy base |
| 4 | The team who transports the robot closer to the enemy base wins |
Select a character and start the game
After selecting the mode, choose a character to start the game. In Quick Play and Competitive Play, you can check the game mode (whether it's push or not) in the top left corner of the character selection screen.
Compete for control of the robot after 30 seconds
The robot is unlocked after 30 seconds. Until it's unlocked, you cannot move the robot even if you're near it, so prioritize defeating nearby enemies until it's unlocked.
Victory or defeat determined by the robot's progress
Similar to Escort, the outcome is determined by the progress of the robot. Transport the robot to the enemy base or get it closer to the enemy base to win.
Strategies for Winning
Tips for Winning
| Strategies for Winning |
|---|
| Create a numerical advantage |
| Have at least one person pushing the robot while others provide support |
To achieve victory in Push, always be aware of having a numerical advantage. Since the robot cannot move without being pushed, it is necessary to have at least one person fighting near the robot. It is dangerous for one person to push alone, so those who are not pushing the robot should support the person pushing the robot and defeat the surrounding enemies.
For Tanks
| Strategies for Tanks |
|---|
| Try not to die as much as possible |
| Fight near the robot |
When playing Push as a tank, try to avoid dying as much as possible. Especially in OW2, tanks are limited to one character, so if you die, the team is more likely to collapse. It is recommended to fight with the support near the robot.
| Tank Character Tier List |
For Damage Heroes
| Strategies for Damage Heroes |
|---|
| Take control of high ground near the robot |
| Chip away at the enemy's support and damage characters |
| Focus fire on the enemy tanks |
| Support the tank protecting the robot |
When playing Push as a damage hero, focus on attacking from positions such as high ground where it is easier to eliminate enemies and reduce the number of the opposing team. Especially target the enemy's support and damage heroes with low health to make the fight easier.
In addition, it is difficult to win in a one-on-one situation against the enemy tanks. Even though it's just one tank, it is recommended to attack with multiple people focusing their fire.
| Damage Character Tier List |
For Supports
| Strategies for Supports |
|---|
| Stay close to someone and avoid acting alone |
| Support tanks who protect robots |
When playing as a support in Push, be conscious of not acting alone. Since there is only one tank, it is recommended to support around the tank as a basic strategy.
| Best support character ranking |
Related Articles
Rules and Strategies for Each Game Mode
| List of Game Modes | |
|---|---|
Push Strategy |
Control Strategy |
Escort Strategy |
Hybrid Strategy |
Deathmatch Strategy |
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Game Mode Explanations
| Game Mode Explanation Articles | |
|---|---|
Types of Game Modes |
Unlocking Rank Match |
Entering the Training Ground |
Entering Custom Game |
