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+ | * The Overwatch Artist Arnold Tsang reveals that Lijiang Tower (漓江塔) in Overwatch is inspired by the night of Chongqing, China. Two other real-world places might be association too. The one Li-jiang (丽江) is a city in Yunnan province. It has the same pronunciation as game's but their Chinese letters are different. Another one Li-Jiang River as well as Li River (漓江) is located in China's Guangxi province, but it is pure natural landscape unlike the metropolitan in the game. |
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** Chinese Versions of ''Overwatch'' indicate the latter is more possible.<ref>[http://ow.blizzard.cn/game/overview/ Simplified Chinese version of game overview]</ref><ref>[https://playoverwatch.com/zh-tw/game/overview Traditional Chinese version of game overview]</ref>. |
** Chinese Versions of ''Overwatch'' indicate the latter is more possible.<ref>[http://ow.blizzard.cn/game/overview/ Simplified Chinese version of game overview]</ref><ref>[https://playoverwatch.com/zh-tw/game/overview Traditional Chinese version of game overview]</ref>. |
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* A spacesuit with the name "Hongyu Wu" appears on the map, with the subtitle "heroes never die." This is a tribute to the individual of the same name, who was killed while pursuing a motorbike thief.<ref>2016-07-01, [http://www.gamespot.com/articles/overwatch-honors-fan-who-died-a-day-before-its-rel/1100-6441456/ Overwatch Honors Fan Who Died a Day Before Its Release]. ''GameSpot'', accessed on 2016-07-03</ref> |
* A spacesuit with the name "Hongyu Wu" appears on the map, with the subtitle "heroes never die." This is a tribute to the individual of the same name, who was killed while pursuing a motorbike thief.<ref>2016-07-01, [http://www.gamespot.com/articles/overwatch-honors-fan-who-died-a-day-before-its-rel/1100-6441456/ Overwatch Honors Fan Who Died a Day Before Its Release]. ''GameSpot'', accessed on 2016-07-03</ref> |
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Lijiang Tower | |
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Control |
Location |
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Terrain |
City area |
Lijiang Tower is a Control map in Overwatch.
Background
Lijiang Tower was built in the heart of a modern Chinese metropolis, its busy streets lined with stores, gardens, restaurants, and famous night markets, where foods from around the region are available at all hours. The tower itself is home to one of the leading companies in China's state-of-the-art space industry, Lucheng Interstellar, an organization with a long pioneering history that is currently pushing the boundaries of space exploration.
Gameplay
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Each turn is played on one of the three sections of the map:
- Control Center
- Garden
- Night Market
Strategy
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Pharah can use her concussion missiles to knock foes off the bridge in Lijiang Tower.
Trivia
- The Overwatch Artist Arnold Tsang reveals that Lijiang Tower (漓江塔) in Overwatch is inspired by the night of Chongqing, China. Two other real-world places might be association too. The one Li-jiang (丽江) is a city in Yunnan province. It has the same pronunciation as game's but their Chinese letters are different. Another one Li-Jiang River as well as Li River (漓江) is located in China's Guangxi province, but it is pure natural landscape unlike the metropolitan in the game.
- A spacesuit with the name "Hongyu Wu" appears on the map, with the subtitle "heroes never die." This is a tribute to the individual of the same name, who was killed while pursuing a motorbike thief.[3]
360° Panorama
References
- ↑ Simplified Chinese version of game overview
- ↑ Traditional Chinese version of game overview
- ↑ 2016-07-01, Overwatch Honors Fan Who Died a Day Before Its Release. GameSpot, accessed on 2016-07-03