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Nov 29, 2019 8:24 pm 2019-11-29T20:24:50-05:00
Overwatch
Blaine Polhamus - September 1, 2022
This season of ranked competition lasts until 2020.
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Imagine playing one season of competitive Overwatch for an entire year. While that will never actually happen, but you can now joke to your teammates that competitive Season 19 felt like it lasted that long. The next season of competition will begin a few days after 2019 is over.
Season 19 began on Nov. 7 and was the first season to align with Overwatch developers’ new timeline for competitive seasons. Seasons used to begin and end on the first of every other month; every season lasts around two months to give players a chance to rack up wins and scale the ladder. Beginning with Season 19, every new competitive season will begin on the first Thursday of every other month.
This means Season 19 ends on Jan. 2. Since there are no longer breaks between competitive seasons, Season 20 will also start on Jan. 2. The fact that Season 20 begins as 2020 does can’t possibly be a coincidence; players should anticipate fun rewards for Overwatch ’s 20th season of ranked competition.
Due to “developer availability during the day,” competitive seasons will also start at a different time of day. Seasons used to transition in the evening hours, normally around 6pm CT. Season 19 will end at 12pm CT and Season 20 will begin immediately after. If you’re a player that routinely logs competitive hours late in the evening, be sure to keep this earlier transition time in mind.
As usual, players who participated in Season 19 will earn a player spray, player icon, and competitive points that scale with their achieved rank . Competitive points can be used to purchase golden weapons for any Overwatch hero. Rewards, like competitive points, will be given after the season ends on Jan. 2, 2020.

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Blizzard announces plans to have a limited map pool for Overwatch Competitive Play Season 19 that will exclude the game's least popular maps.
While all the talk about Overwatch lately has been focused on the upcoming Overwatch 2 , Blizzard is still providing plenty of support for the original iteration of its hero-shooter. It has no plans to stop running Competitive Play seasons in the original game any time soon, though upcoming ones will come with some pretty drastic changes to the formula.
It's been confirmed by Blizzard that Overwatch Season 19 will consist of 12 out of the 21 maps that are currently in the game. The company hasn't revealed all of the maps that have made the cut and which will be excluded, but it has confirmed that two of the game's least-liked maps will be a part of Competitive Season 19 - Horizon Lunar Colony and Paris.
Horizon Lunar Colony and Paris were both added to Overwatch post-launch, and both maps have been harshly criticized by the community. Removing them from the Competitive Play pool for Season 19 will no doubt be a popular choice, but for those that do like the maps, they will still be able to play them in Quick Play.
In the meantime, it remains to be seen what other maps will be included in the Overwatch Competitive Play Season 19 lineup. Blizzard hasn't revealed a full list at the time of this writing, and there's a chance that we won't know until Season 19 itself starts.
Introducing a map pool for Overwatch Competitive Play is just one of many recent changes that Blizzard has made to the hero-shooter. One of the most significant by far was the switch to a 2-2-2 Role Queue system , forcing every Overwatch team to have two Damage characters, two Tank heroes, and two Healers. This change was met with a somewhat mixed response from the community, though it has gone a long way in preventing disgruntled players from griefing their teammates or throwing games by selecting unneeded characters.
As Blizzard looks ahead to Overwatch 2 , fans can expect the company to continue tweaking the experience and making balance changes. What form these changes will take remains to be seen. In the meantime, it will be interesting to see how fans react to having a smaller map pool to work with in Competitive Play Season 19.
Overwatch is out now for PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.
Dalton Cooper is an editor for Game Rant who has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his career, Dalton considers himself a video game historian and strives to play as many games as possible. Dalton covers the latest breaking news for Game Rant, as well as writes reviews, guide content, and more.

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