Jeff Kaplan

Overwatch and Jeff Kaplan have broken the Internet this Christmas Eve as they stream on Twitch the popular game director sitting in front of the fire, doing nothing.

Since its launch, Overwatch has been plagued with toxicity, and the developers know it.

Overwatch's Winter Wonderland event brings more than just a fun event and new goodies to collect.

There's still a lot of info to parse through thanks to BlizzCon 2017, and a lot of that info comes courtesy of interviews, which take a bit of time to transcribe.

At this point, it's a known quantity that Overwatch has a toxicity problem.

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BlizzCon 2017's Behind Blizzard's Worlds panel focused just as much on the company's failures as it did on the company's successes -- and, perhaps, how the successes were only possible as a result of those failures.

Our first glimpse of Mercy's rework in which she lost Mass Resurrection came to us all the way back in late August -- a full two months ago now. According to Overwatch Game Director Jeff Kaplan, Mercy is still a work-in-progress and there are more changes on the horizon.

Following esports matches isn't easy -- with fast paced games and intense action, it's sometimes hard to keep track of what's going on.

The evolution of a person over a lifetime is, of course, a continuous work in progress.