Overwatch League Further Postpones Week 6 Return

Overwatch League Further Postpones Week 6 Return

Written by 

Joseph "Volamel" Franco

Published 

20th Mar 2020 10:20

March 19th -- Per the Overwatch League website, the league’s scheduled online return was just announced to be postponed. Citing the “safer at home” health order in place in Los Angeles, California, the league will face another setback and is forced to move the March 21st and 22nd matches to a later date. 

This order states that, “Residents of the City of Los Angeles are required to stay inside their homes unless they are engaged in certain ‘essential activities.’ On those occasions when you are out of your home for necessary tasks, stay at least six feet away from others.”

Week 6 was set to feature the brand new Hero Pool which removed Winston, Soldier: 76, Sombra, and Lucio. This also further sets back all of the team set to compete this weekend. These teams include the Seoul Dynasty, the San Francisco Shock, the Los Angeles Gladiators, and the Los Angeles Valiant. 

Seoul Dynasty will also have to wait to see its season debut as the cancelations keep chasing them across the globe. As COVID-19 spread throughout South Korea, Gen.G Esports, Seoul Dynasty’s parent company, had to shut down not only their own homestand but the makeup homestands scheduled there as well. 

GGRecon will update you as soon as possible as this story progress and the matches are rescheduled.

 

Image via Blizzard Entertainment

Joseph “Volamel” Franco is a Freelance Journalist at GGRecon. Starting with the Major League Gaming events 2006, he started out primarily following Starcraft 2, Halo 3, and Super Smash Bros. Melee, before transitioning from viewer to journalist. Volamel has covered Overwatch for four years and has ventured into VALORANT as the game continues to grow. His work can also be found on sites like Esports Heaven, HTC Esports, and VP Esports.

Trending
Overwatch 2's LE SSERAFIM collab has broken its item shop
K-Pop is making its Overwatch debut
250,000 Overwatch players banned in new effort to eliminate cheating
Blizzard insists Overwatch 2 is doing well despite review bombing
OWL Team Head confesses to causing historic Shanghai Dragons technicality win
Related Articles
Fortnite & Overwatch crossover is what we've been waiting years for
The OG Overwatch Will Soon Be Gone Forever
Huge Leak Unveils Brand-New Support Character In Overwatch 2
Overwatch 2's New Heroes Are Part Of The Battle Pass, And Fans Are Furious
Paris Legion And Eternal Group Has Applied For Vegas Trademarks