❘ published: 2023-06-03 T20:45:01
❘ updated: 2023-06-03 T20:45:11
An Overwatch 2 player shared a “sweet” moment between two Reaper players who stopped fighting and “fell in love” during the Pride event.
Overwatch 2 has just started its official Pride event, which kicks off on June 1, 2023. During the Pride event, players can see minor changes to the Midtown map along with new player icons, name cards, and a short story.
Although the event marked the first time that Pride Month was officially featured in the game, some members of the LGBTQ+ community were let down by the event. However, that didn’t stop everyone from appreciating the gesture nonetheless.
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Now, an Overwatch 2 fan has shared an example where two Reapers on opposite teams in a Quick Play match put aside their differences to catch a glimpse of Colosseo before falling in love.
The Overwatch 2 Reaper duo shared a special moment during the Pride event
the story It came from a player in Overwatch subreddit His name is KDMKat, who captioned the post: “Sometimes Overwatch can be a sweet place.” The OP went on to explain that “the reapers in my match fell in love, so we played this match 4v4.”
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They shared a screenshot of the interaction between two enemy Reapers, named Jarebear and vesneon, who started chatting with each other during a Quick Play match.
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The Twin Reapers met on the battlefield before Gariber wrote, “Listen to me. I’m ready to die for you. You know who you are,” an apparent reference to his Reaper counterpart.
The other Reaper, Visignone, eventually responds and says, “Take me on a date first,” and the two end up having a nice walk through the Colosseo for the rest of the quick play match.
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Overwatch 2 fans found the interaction just as enjoyable as their fellow Reapers, with many making fun of the scenario in the comments. “Really Gariber? said one user, referring to the iconic voice line of the Reaper’s omnipotence.
However, some were curious if the duo’s teammates weren’t upset about losing two players during the match. The OP said, “Yeah, that was just a quick play and we were fully stacked so I’m assuming the other team was or very close to being a full stack.”
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Overall, the community seems to have enjoyed seeing this example of casual fun rather than the “sweaty” nature of typical Overwatch 2 rivalry. Hopefully, other players will get out there and join in some casual fun for the remainder of the game’s Pride event.
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