To provide examples on what else was in that 'leak': The point of that leak wasn't to leak Overwatch 2 it was to provide insight on how messed up everything was. Activision/Blizzard is a mess right now, and the world deserves to know it. if they're referring to the 4chan leak, then no.this time they completely deserve it. Instead, they made a non-apology that will lose them ZERO investors and segued it into a massive one-two "please forget about the China thing with these two games you keep asking for" punch that solidified the company has no desire to prioritise players and principles over investment. If Blizzard were to make a sincere apology, they would have to lose something in the process they are simply too far into the mud not to get some investor friction if they made a genuine effort to rectify the situation for the actual players. Just vague corporate terms and diversity this (50+ countries here at blizzcon woweee!!!!), unison that (lets make something AWESOME gamers, throw your money at us!). Sun 3rd Nov Can you please watch the "apology" again and come back and tell me when the dude said anything of consequence? The apology was so vapid and watered down that it ceased becoming an apology a third in and became instead a segue into advertising their new games.and then people are like, 'I don't know it doesn't look that good' and we're like, no it does, it looks amazing! It's just a crappy screenshot that someone took, so it can be a bit demoralising. Our artists are heartbroken: They take such care to make the art look beautiful, and then we get some crappy version of what the art looks like. Kaplan also noted how the artists working on the PvE focused entry were "heartbroken" when leakers began uploading low-quality screenshots: When the Overwatch 2 leaks started to happen, immediate worries raised by the community were in regards to progression and cosmetics carrying across – along with how a sequel could potentially divide the game's playerbase. That's the part that bothers us the most, where people are not given all the information and all of the context that they need to understand what we're doing.
When you're trying so hard to deliver something for somebody and to have it be spoiled in a way that's not coherent. In a follow-up interview with Kotaku Australia, Overwatch lead designer Jeff Kaplan expressed how leaks can be "extremely demoralising" for developers and explained how lack of context can often result in worst-case scenario concerns: Like many other BlizzCon 2019 announcements this weekend, the Overwatch 2 one was leaked ahead of the opening ceremony.
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