Ramattra is a Tank hero in Overwatch 2. Released on 6 December 2022, Ramattra is the 36th hero added to the game.
Overview
Ramattra Hero Selection
Ramattra is a dual-form hero. His Omnic form lets him deal long range poke damage using a staff as his weapon and deploy a stationary barrier to block fire from the enemy team. His Nemesis Form transforms him into a larger and more menacing close-range threat, allowing him to dish out damage with piercing punches while also granting him bonus armor and a block ability to withstand incoming damage. In either form, he can also deploy a slowing field that pulls down enemies in the air. During his ultimate ability, Ramattra unleashes his wrath, dealing continuous damage to all enemies in a large area around him and transforming into Nemesis form until no enemies remain.
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Abilities
- Reduces the speed of knockbacks received by 25%
- Ultimate charge and perk progress generation from damage and healing dealt to heroes with the Role: Tank passive is reduced by 40%.
- Reduces the total damage received from critical hits, such as headshots, by 25%.
- Weapons with a lower 1.5x headshot modifier ignore this damage reduction completely.
- The effectiveness on abilities that deal critical damage through other means than headshots is ambiguous: Earthshatter and Overrun are affected by the damage reduction, but Virus and Volatile Chaingun's forced critical hits against burning targets are not.
- The reduction stacks additively with other modifiers affecting damage taken.
- All tanks have 150 more health in Role Queue. The amount of armor and/or shields remains the same.
- Knockback and critical damage reduction removed.
- Reinhardt has the Steadfast passive again, reducing knockback by 30%.
- Reinhardt has the
- No longer grants increased base health.
- Ultimate charge generation reduction reduced from 40% to 20%.
Projectile
- Damage per second: 125 (100 overall w/ reload)
- Exclusive to Omnic form.
- No damage fall-off
- Exclusive to Omnic form.
- Hold to target. While targeting, a line on the floor is generated that shows the player where the barrier will be drawn when the button is released.
- Targeting can be canceled by pressing Primary Fire or Escape.
- Only one barrier can be active at a time. Creating a new one replaces the previous.
- A new barrier cannot be created near the location of an active Void Barrier.
- Ability is stationed wherever it's placed. So, if placed on top of a temporary or moving surface, like Ice Wall or the Payload, it will remain in midair, even after the surface expires or moves.
- Ability cooldown begins the moment the barrier is placed, similar to Barrier Projector.
- Cooldown increased from 13 to 16 seconds.
- Grants Ramattra armor and movement speed and replaces Void Accelerator and Void Barrier with Pummel and Block.
- Cooldown starts when the transformation ends.
- Nemesis Form is not interrupted by crowd control.
- Ramattra can still use regular Quick Melee while in Nemesis Form.
- Nemesis Form's movement speed buff does not count towards global movement speed buff cap.
- Bonus armor reduced from 275 to 200.
Melee Projectile- Damage per second: 108.33
- Exclusive to Nemesis form.
- Punches pierce enemies and barriers.
- Also damages the barriers when passing through them.
- Damages enemies behind Zarya's Particle Barrier and Projected Barrier, but not the enemy affected by it.
- Pummel is not reflected when blocked by Deflect.
- Does not damage enemies through terrain or terrain-like objects, like Mei's Ice Wall or Tree of Life.
- Quick Melee cancels the recovery animation of Pummel.
- Exclusive to Nemesis form.
- Cooldown starts when blocking is stopped.
- No maximum duration; only limited by the duration of Nemesis Form.
- Block is a channeled ability; the ability is interrupted when Ramattra is affected by stunned, knocked down or hacked, including subsidiary effects.
- The impact damage from the instance that applied the effect will still be blocked.
- Damage is blocked if the horizontal angle between the direction Ramattra is facing and the direction from the impact location to its source is less than 53.15 degrees.
- Ramattra's vertical view angle does not affect blocking.
- Effectiveness extends to area abilities and splash damage from projectiles. Damage is generally blocked when facing the center of the AoE.
- Damage from Graviton Surge and Ravenous Vortex is blocked by facing the hero that used it instead of the AoE center.
- Damage from Dragonstrike and Molten Core is blocked regardless of facing direction.
- Does not reduce damage from Sombra's EMP or Sigma's Gravitic Flux (incl. both lift and slam).
- Damage from
- Block mitigates delayed or triggered detonation damage from stuck projectiles and debuffs, regardless of the direction Ramattra is facing.
- Following abilities are affected: A-36 Tactical Grenade, Sticky Bombs, Pulse Bomb and Captive Sun.
- Following abilities are affected:
- Does not affect damage over time effects from abilities.
- Hides head hitbox from the front.
- Block overrides the global 50% damage reduction buff cap.
Projectile
Area of effect70 total
- Available to both forms.
- The projectile must hit the ground to activate.
- The projectile is blocked by barriers, but the AoE is not.
- The projectile bounces off of objects and walls, but passes through heroes.
- The projectile can be negated by Defense Matrix, Javelin Spin and Kinetic Grasp and reflected by Deflect before it lands.
- Pulls down enemies lifted by Sigma's Gravitic Flux and Wrecking Ball during Piledriver, but does not prevent their effects.
- Strangely, it appears that Doomfist's Rocket Punch is not affected by the speed reduction.
- Ravenous Vortex does not affect Petal Platform.
Area of effectNone (Nemesis form)
- Transforms into Nemesis form until the Ultimate ends.
- If Annihilation is activated from Nemesis Form, it has no recovery time and Ramattra regains the armor bonus from entering Nemesis Form.
- The cooldown of Nemesis Form is not affected by Annihilation. If Annihilation is activated from Nemesis Form, Nemesis Form's cooldown immediately begins as Annihilation is activated. Making it possible to chain Nemesis Form into Annihilation into another Nemesis Form if Annihilation lasts longer than the cooldown of Nemesis Form.
- Annihilation's tether damage by energy swarm is not interrupted by crowd control.
- Timer ticks down at 85% reduced rate when any enemy Heroes are affected by Annihilation, resulting in a maximum duration of 20 seconds.
- Enemies must be within line of sight to be affected by Annihilation.
- Does not affect enemies through barriers, including Zarya's Particle Barrier and Projected Barrier, or terrain-like objects, like Mei's Ice Wall.
- Does not affect invulnerable enemies, like Zenyatta during Transcendence.
- B.O.B. counts as a valid target. Constructs, such as Symmetra's Sentry Turrets and Torbjorn's Deploy Turret, do not take damage.
- Does not affect Sombra while she is invisible, unless Ramattra enters her detection radius.
- Can be canceled, by (re)activating Nemesis Form ability. This can be changed in settings.
Perks
Minor Perks
A Minor Perk can be chosen at level 2.
30 (per burst)
- Damage per second: 162.5
- Activates every 20 shots.
- Increases damage from a full clip of ammo from 500 to 650. [2]
Major perks
A Major Perk can be chosen at level 3.
- Once detonated, the projectile falls straight down and creates a vortex at the location where it landed.
- Automatically detonates upon hitting the ground if the projectile has travelled at least 4 meters.
Hero-specific options
| Setting name | Options | Description |
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| Void Barrier confirmation input | Secondary Fire release (default) | Void Barrier is activated when Secondary Fire is released. |
| Secondary Fire press | Void Barrier is activated when Secondary Fire is pressed again. | |
| Toggle Block | Off (default) | Block deactivates when player stops holding the button. |
| On | Block deactivates when player presses the button again. | |
| Void Barrier UI | On (default) | Void Barrier UI element is displayed above crosshair. |
| Off | Void Barrier UI element is hidden. | |
| Hide Nemesis Form cancel text | Off (default) | Cancel text UI element is displayed to the left of the crosshair. |
| On | Cancel text UI element is hidden. | |
| Relative aim sensitivity during Nemesis Form. | 0% ... 500% (default: 100%) | Multiplier to base aim sensitivity while Nemesis Form. |
| Annihilation cancel input | Ability 1 (default) | Annihilation is deactivated using Nemesis Form ability hotkey. |
| Ability 3 | Annihilation is deactivated using Annihilation ultimate ability hotkey. | |
| Off | Annihilation cannot be deactivated. |
Strategy
Ramattra's gameplay style differs in accordance with his form. In his omnic form, Ramattra is good at 'poking' the enemy, whereas his Nemesis form is designed for close combat. Players have to choose when it is best to use the Nemesis form, such as rushing the enemy. Also his shield is only up for 4 seconds so use it as a flash shield, to counter ultimates.[1] His greatest strength is chaining together attacks with his team, like Sigma's ultimate, Ravenous Vortex, and Nemesis form to quickly eliminate groups. He can also protect himself and his team from big, quick damage, with Void Barrier and Block.
Weapons and Abilities
- Good mid/long-range "poke damage" due to no damage fall-off.
- Most useful up close due to slow projectile speed, making it easier to land headshots.
- Good tool for baiting enemies to use key abilities early.
- While Void Accelerator does deal more single-target damage than Pummel, especially with headshots, it is generally better to fight in Nemesis Form when you can. The burstier damage and movement speed bonus are better for securing kills, and it is very easy to get blown up in Omnic Form without the additional armor health once Void Barrier expires.
- The barrier has lot of health, but its duration is short, it cannot be reoriented and has rather long cooldown, so think carefully when to use it.
- It can be deployed up to 35 meters away and can be used to block sniper spots or healing from supports.
- Nemesis Form instantly grants a chunk of armor on top of your current HP. In a pinch, it is completely fine to activate Nemesis Form and Block to keep yourself from dying.
- Nemesis Form's cooldown starts when the ability ends. If you are not in position to make use of Pummel and Block, you should deactivate it to get its cooldown back up slightly faster for the next engage.
- Quick Melee can still be used in Nemesis Form, canceling the recovery animation of Pummel. If in range, it can be used to immediately finish off 200 and 250 HP enemies that would otherwise be left with 20/10 HP after 3/4 hits.
- Has no cooldown or duration as long as Nemesis Form is active.
- Be careful to not get surrounded, as Block slows Ramattra's movement speed while active and only protects from the front.
- Use Ravenous Vortex to control your distance to your enemies. In Omnic Form you generally want to use it defensively to prevent the enemy from rushing you and in Nemesis Form you want to use it to prevent the enemy from running from you.
- While Ravenous Vortex can pull down aerial enemies, its vertical hitbox is rather low and it takes a bit to deploy, so it isn't very reliable at countering flying enemies and most of the time better used elsewhere.
- Annihilation resets the cooldown of Nemesis Form when it ends. One can spend long time in Nemesis Form by first casting it through the normal ability, then using Annihilation to enter Nemesis Form and lastly use Nemesis Form again right after the ultimate ends.
- Annihilation resets the bonus armor if activated directly from Nemesis form. It can be however useful to cancel Nemesis form before activating Annihilation to quickly put up your barrier from Omnic form for additional cover if it is available and you are not in immediate danger of dying.
Match-Ups and Team Synergy
Tank
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 D.Va |
D.VA's Fusion Cannons deal negligible damage at long range, unlike your Void Accelerator. However, Defense Matrix can destroy the nanites emitted from your staff. D.Va will have to charge at you with Boosters to deal greater. Now, you can turn the tables on her. Once she close, switch to Nemesis Form and D.Va has no defenses against your punches besides fleeing. If D.Va uses Self-Destruct, either your Void Barrier or Block (during Nemesis form) are viable defenses against it. | (To be added) |
 Doomfist |
If you see Doomfist approaching, use your Ravenous Vortex to slow him down (or pull him down early if engaging with Seismic Slam). Avoid pummeling him when he uses Power Block as three punches will empower his next Rocket Punch. Use Block to reduce the damage from Meteor Strike, or use Ravenous Vortex, to slow him down once his ultimate ends. | (To be added) |
 Hazard |
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 Junker Queen |
Try to use your staff to force Junker Queen to use Commanding Shout first. Once she does, engage her in Nemesis form as she'll most definitely be fighting you at close quarters. Use your Ravenous Vortex to slow her engagement a bit and then proceed to use Pummel. Carnage has a slow windup so use Block if you anticipate its use. | (To be added) |
 Mauga |
Mauga will be a pain in your side. Due to your hitbox, especially in  Nemesis Form, he can set you ablaze with  Incendiary Chaingun. Once burning, he can inflict critical hits with his  Volatile Chaingun. Your only means of defense against this is your  Void Barrier, and even then, it's temporary. While  Block does provide damage reduction, Mauaga's high rate of fire can still chip away much of your health. Also,  Overrun is ignores your slowing effect and the stomp and can knock up down, inflicting even more damage.  Cage Fight can make things worse for you as once you're trapped, you can't escape and Mauga can just focus fire you with his guns. Be sure to play around natural cover and have supports around to keep you up.
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 Orisa |
Don't engage Orisa too early. Stay back and wait for Orisa to burn her cooldowns first before engaging. Javelin Spin blocks your Pummel, Energy Javelin can push you back, and you deal less damage while Fortify is active. When she uses Terra Surge, your Block greatly reduces the damage you receive. However, if you see Orisa charging with Javelin Spin, use your Void Barrier to block her. | (To be added) |
 Ramattra |
In a 1-on-1 scenario, you want to be the second person to use Nemesis Form. If the enemy Ramattra uses Annihilation first, use your Void Barrier to block the nanites and fall back. Use Ravenous Vortex to slow him down as he will certainly charge towards you. Remember, Annihilation ends after three seconds of no damage. | (To be added) |
 Reinhardt |
Never enter a battle against a Reinhardt when you're not in your Nemesis Form. All it takes for him to dispatch you out is one successful Charge and one strike of his Rocket Hammer, and just like that, you'll be waiting for a respawn after just a matter of seconds. If you are being charged by a Reinhardt, alert your team to pocket you to keep yourself safe and remain in the fight for longer, or if you can react quickly, enter your Nemesis Form to make use of your added armor.
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 Roadhog |
Void Barrier can block his Chain Hook and it can interrupt his hook combo by placing it between him and a hook ally. Do not use Nemesis Form (and by extension, Annihilation) against Whole Hog. Whole Hog can push you back, so far back that your nanites can't reach anyone or off the map. Wait for his ultimate to end or Roadhog's death before using either ability. | (To be added) |
 Sigma |
You have the upper hand against Sigma. Your weapon has no range limit. Plus, simply shield aggressively to close to distance and quickly switch to Nemesis Form. Neither Experimental Barrier nor Kinetic Grasp can block Pummel. All Sigma can do is use  Accretion and follow up with his  Hyperspheres. As long as your being healed by support, you can keep going until he's in back in the respawn room. Caution with Gravitic Flux as you have no way of blocking the slam damage.
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 Wrecking Ball |
Wrecking Ball health pool means you probably can't deal meaningful damage to him. Your Void Barrier can block his Piledriver damage. Ravenous Vortex can be used to slow him down or pull down. Realistically, since Wrecking Ball will most definitely go after your backline, follow suit and go after his backline. | (To be added) |
 Winston |
If Winston dives your backline, place Void Barrier in front of his support so he can't be healed. Run in with Nemesis Form and Pummel him. After 3-4 punches, place Ravenous Vortex to close off his escape. | (To be added) |
 Zarya |
Force Zarya to use her barriers early as without them, she's relatively easier to eliminate. Your Void Barrier can block most of her damage. Once she's used both of her barriers, throw down a Ravenous Vortex and charge at her in Nemesis Form. | (To be added) |
Damage
| Hero | Match-Up | Team Synergy |
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 Ashe |
Aside from poking with your Void Accelerator and occasionally throwing Ravenous Vortex at her from a distance, there is not much you can do against a properly positioned Ashe as her Dynamite can go over your Void Barrier and damage you and your team. At close range, try to keep damaging her until she uses her Coach Gun then chase her down with Ravenous Vortex or your Nemesis form. | (To be added) |
 Bastion |
Hide behind walls and use natural cover against a Bastion in Assault configuration. Your Void Barrier and Power Block are ineffective against Bastion as he can still melt you through it, and they should only be used to escort you to cover or as your last-resort defense. When Bastion is not in Assault, his relatively large hitbox is easy to damage with your Void Accelerator, so take advantage of it to kill him or bait out Assault. | (To be added) |
 Cassidy |
Cassidy is as good as dead if you catch him at close range with your Nemesis form - however still be cautious as he can fan fire you at close range and slow you down with his Flashbang which will make it harder for you to close the distance with him. Utilize your Void Barrier and Ravenous Vortex well to counteract this. | (To be added) |
 Echo |
You are not well-equipped to deal with flying heroes. Try to throw a Ravenous Vortex at an Echo that does not have Flight or is not looking at you, as she might avoid your abilities before she can be caught by them. If Echo duplicates you during her ultimate, use your Void Barrier to sever off any healing she might get and pummel her with Nemesis form before she can get her ultimate ready. | (To be added) |
 Genji |
If a Genji is harassing your team, pummel him with your Nemesis form or throw a Ravenous Vortex at him. This will either kill or scare him into using Swift Strike or Deflect, essentially ending his turn meaning that he will be unable to dive your team. Your ultimate is also a decent counter to his Dragonblade as your ultimate can pierce through his Deflect. | (To be added) |
 Hanzo |
A good Hanzo will often stay away from you as much as possible or stand on areas you cannot access easily. Hanzo has little mobility to get himself out - exploit this. Cut off his sightlines with Void Barrier, use Ravenous Vortex and pummel him with your Nemesis form to secure a kill whenever possible. With Block from your Nemesis Form, you should be able to survive  Dragonstrike as you will take significantly less damage over time.
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 Junkrat |
It is extremely risky to fight a Junkrat at close range without your Nemesis form as he has higher burst damage than your Void Accelerator and can kill you if you're not careful. Junkrat can be slippery to fight as he can place a Steel Trap while running away or throw a Concussion Mine at you to create distance between you and him. Do note that a Junkrat stuck in your Ravenous Vortex is usually an easy kill as he is unable to escape while being stuck in the vortex. | (To be added) |
 Mei |
Try to save Void Barrier or Nemesis form in your ability reserve if you know Mei is alive. She can wall you off from your team, but either of the cooldowns mentioned before can greatly increase your chances of living until your team can break the wall behind you, whether you shield yourself or Power Block the damage. Pummel her with your Nemesis form to force her to use Cryo Freeze and she should easily be eliminated. | Mei has good synergy with Ramattra.  Ice Wall can cutoff enemies' escape routes, making it easier for you to hunt down while in Nemesis Form. Her Blizzard can be comboed with your ultimate, as frozen enemies cannot fight back against Nemesis Form or Annihiation.
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 Pharah |
Pharah will rarely play within your range, so it is best to ignore her while she is in the air for your team to deal with. In the case that she is vulnerable, Ravenous Vortex can help your team secure a kill onto Pharah to prevent her from flying away. Keep track of her ultimate as her Barrage can kill you through your Power Block. Play near cover accordingly. | (To be added) |
 Reaper |
Void Barrier easily denies Reaper from doing any damage onto you and hence makes him easy to ignore while you are fighting. If you are directly confronting a Reaper, place down a Void Barrier first then enter Nemesis form to kill him or force him into using Wraith. | (To be added) |
 Soldier: 76 |
You have no vertical mobility so dealing with a Soldier on high ground or an off angle can be a nuisance and it is usually better to let your team deal with it. Use Void Barrier to minimize the damage you and your team will take from his poke damage. At close range, his Biotic Field makes him harder to kill with your Void Accelerator so don't hesitate to enter Nemesis form to secure the kill. | (To be added) |
 Sojourn |
Sojourn can be extremely slippery as her  Power Slide can get her out in many scenarios where you are fighting her. Use Ravenous Vortex to lower the odds of her getting away. She will often use a Disruptor Shot when you are behind a Void Barrier, so either utilize natural cover or trust your supports to heal you through it. Rush her down with your Nemesis form when she has no Power Slide.
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 Sombra |
Most of the time, Sombra does not pose a threat to you as she will usually be focusing the rest of your team instead. However in situations where she may focus on you, she will usually Hack you in your Nemesis form to stop you from using Power Block. This will not matter most of the time as Hack lasts for a short time and your defensive abilities (aside from Power Block) cannot be cancelled by Hack. Try not to waste any abilities such as Ravenous Vortex or Nemesis against a Sombra as she will run away and your Void Accelerator usually suffices as enough damage to scare her into doing so. | (To be added) |
 Symmetra |
Barriers are fuel for Symmetra's primary fire, so it is better to enter Nemesis form straight away and start pummeling her. You will always outdamage a Symmetra at close range regardless of her charge with Nemesis form so focus her if she becomes aggressive immediately. | (To be added) |
 Torbjörn |
You are one of the best equipped Tanks to deal with a Torbjorn turret as you can destroy it simply by firing at it with your Void Accelerator and you can easily block it off with your Void Barrier. His hitbox also makes him an easy target to whittle his health down with your Void Accelerator or pummel in your Nemesis form. Be wary when he uses Overload to gain extra health as it does make him harder to kill, so save your cooldowns as much as possible when directly engaging with Torbjorn. | (To be added) |
 Tracer |
Hitting a Tracer is difficult with your Void Accelerator and she can easily escape your Ravenous Vortex with Blink. In this matchup, you want to get near Tracer to kill her instantly before she can react (with two Nemesis form punches and a quick melee on the second punch) or force her to Recall as soon as possible. Without Nemesis form, it's hard for you to secure a kill on a Tracer by yourself so coordinate with your team to deal with her. | (To be added) |
 Venture |
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 Widowmaker |
Widowmaker will usually be staying far away from the fight and on the high ground, which makes it difficult for you to deal with her. Use Void Barrier and natural cover whenever possible to minimize the damage she does onto you and your team. Keep in mind that she has Grappling Hook and try to save your abilities accordingly to chase her down. | (To be added) |
Support
| Hero | Match-Up | Team Synergy |
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 Ana |
Ana's Biotic Grenade and Sleep Dart can pose a decent threat against you. She will typically throw her Biotic Grenade during fights to give her team the upper hand, so save Void Barrier or Nemesis form for this. Her Sleep Dart can also shut down your ultimate, so be cautious and wait for Ana to use her Sleep Dart first then use ultimate. | The combined power of a  Nano Boost and Annihilation is incredible. Make the full use of this ultimate combo, and you'll blitz enemy teams, with your added power. A friendly Ana can also halt enemies from trying to pursue you down with the use of her  Sleep Dart, such as putting a charging Reinhart to a stop. Synchronize your attacks to make the most out of this combination.
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 Baptiste |
Baptiste's damage and Immortality Field can make some of your engagements more difficult, but otherwise his kit should not be a major problem to you. Catch him with a Ravenous Vortex so that he cannot use his Exo Boots to jump to a safe place. Baptiste's Amplification Matrix can kill you within less than a few seconds if you are not careful. Play behind cover when you hear Baptiste's cue for his ultimate, or directly contest him with your Nemesis form if you are close enough to him. | Since you're a ground hero, it's easier for Baptiste to sustain you in close-range brawls. His  Immortality Field can keep you up when your health becomes dangerously low. Amplification Matrix can double the damage of almost all of your damage. However, despite the added power to your  Pummel strikes, it's rarely useful due to the ultimate's stationary nature.
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 Brigitte |
At long range, she can absorb your nanites with her shield to her benefit, giving her health. However, at close range her shield does little to protect her from pummel and quick melee. Be careful, as once her shield is down her attacks are strongest at close range. The good news is, outside of her shield bash, she has little in ways of movement- so once she is in range of your nemesis form or ultimate, it can be difficult for her to escape. | (To be added) |
 Illari |
First thing is almost always to take down her pylon, which can be incredibly fast and easy to do with your nanites. This will also prevent her from self healing. Her main attack ability is long range, so you have little to lose by pummeling her close range. She can use her jump ability do defend herself and escape her pummel, so it's ideal to wait until she's used her jump before pummeling her. | (To be added) |
 Juno |
Juno can be slippery for you. Her  Glide Boost and/or  Hyper Ring can give her the speed to dodge your attacks at close range.
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Hyper Ring can speed up Ramattra in Nemesis Form, making it easier to hunt down enemies trying to flee.  Orbital Ray can also be greatly helpful as it simultaneously heals and damage boosts him. Combo it with  Annihilation and cleave your enemies with your empowered punches and damage over time.
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 Kiriko |
Kiriko does very minimal damage against you as Ramattra, so her damage does not pose any threat against you, but her abilities and ultimate should always be dealt with first. When you directly confront a Kiriko, it is likely that she has her Swift Step or Protection Suzu ready so use as little cooldowns as possible to force her to use them first, then go after her or any of her other teammates after you have forced her to use either of her cooldowns. The key in this matchup is to use Ravenous Vortex after she has expended her abilities so that she has no way of escaping and can be secured as an easy kill. Do be careful of her Kitsune Rush as her team can run you down very easily with it even with your defensive abilities, and it is wise to kite it, then play near your team and wait it out before re-engaging. | (To be added) |
 Lifeweaver |
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 Lúcio |
Dealing with a Lucio is typically not your job, though if you meet him, you can simply throw a Ravenous Vortex to nullify his ability to climb walls and have you and your team secure a kill on him. Try not to chase a Lucio too hard if he is out of range, as it can become detrimental the longer you are distracted by him. | (To be added) |
 Mercy |
Dealing with Mercy is very similar to Pharah and Echo, do not focus her too hard as she will typically be playing in the backlines and in the sky, out of your effective range. As usual, use Ravenous Vortex when she is vulnerable, but specifically look for when she uses her Guardian Angel flight, throwing one at her as soon as she has performed her second "jump" in her flight. This ensures that you will not miss your vortex because she flew away. | (To be added) |
 Moira |
Ramattra's matchup with Moira is similar to Kiriko in the sense that you should use minimal, and if you can, no abilities to force her to use her own defensive abilities and then catch her or her teammates out when she's in a state of vulnerability. Moira's damage, even with her Biotic Orb and Coalescence is typically insignificant against you in your Nemesis form, but you should still pummel her to scare her away before she can do any more healing or damage with it. | (To be added) |
 Zenyatta |
Discord Orb can spell death for you if you are not careful. Always make sure you are playing near cover when you know there is a Zenyatta on the enemy team to get the Discord Orb off you, then try and isolate him from his team with your Nemesis form and Ravenous Vortex to dispatch him as quickly as possible. | (To be added) |
Story
Ramattra's story is one of hardships, trauma, and a magnified view of humanity’s harsh realities.[3] While created as a war machine, Ramattra has only ever wanted to create a better future for omnics.[4] As the leader of Null Sector, Ramattra enjoys incredible support from his people, and is primed to impose his philosophies on the world. What his goals might cost, however, remains to be seen.[3]
Because of their precarious situation, Ramattra believes that omnics should only care about their own kind, and never consider humanity in their struggle for survival.[5] He has misanthropic views on humankind; quite content to let humanity render itself extinct, and in so doing, allowing omnics to take the world as their own.[6] However, he is not above working with humans.[5]
Despite their divergent paths, he remains fond of Zenyatta, and believes there is no omnic in the world who understands him better[7] (though Nameless is a close second).[8] Despite being his creator, Ramattra despises Anubis.[9]
Ramattra is mostly emotionally reserved, but his anger can boil over while in battle. His Nemesis form is a product of his own design;[1] a product of his genius mind, and the manifestation of his rage.[10] He uses it sparingly however, as he prefers tactical precision to brute force.[9]
Background
Ramattra during the Omnic Crisis
Early Life
| “ | Can you tell me what you remember of your Awakening? It came to me in New York, on a battlefield, I barely survived. |
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| ~ Echo and Ramattra |
Ramattra was originally built as a R-7000 Ravager during the Omnic Crisis.[1] At the moment of the Awakening, he was on a battlefield in New York, which he barely survived as a result.[9] Though he was built for war, Ramattra only wished to create a better future for his people. After the war,[4] he shed his munitions.[3] He chose the name "Ramattra" to "honor the first of our [omnic/Ravager] kind and kept it to remember my mistakes."[8]
After the Omnic Crisis, the Ravagers were hunted to near extinction, leaving Ramattra as one of the few remaining models. Adrift, confused, and enraged,[11] he heard rumors concerning Aurora. Intrigued and seeking direction,[12] he traveled to Nepal[11] to join the Shambali, with the hope of coexisting with humans,[4] and putting his former life behind him.[1] He survived the harsh journey, and was welcomed by Tekhartha Mondatta.[12]
The Shambali
| “ | Brother Ramattra, it saddens me to hear of your decision to leave us. I do hope you find what you are looking for outside of our gates. Thank you, Master Mondatta. I regret that my path takes me from your teachings, but I am no longer certain that the answers for our people can be found at the monastery. Your concern for our well-being is understandable. I only hope you remember what you've been taught, and that you continue to strive for harmony with the humanity that surrounds us. I fear the humans are not interested in sharing their world, in coexisting with omnics. We are a single-generation race, dying. Ramattra, know that your human brothers and sisters may not look like you, and may not understand you, but they, too, are on the same journey. For we are all one within the Iris. |
„ |
| ~ Ramattra and Mondatta on the day of the former's departure |
Choosing to become a monk, Ramattra studied under Mondatta for years, learning about the Iris, and the importance of coexisting with humans.[12]
Ramattra and Zenyatta meet
Years later, Ramattra began venturing outside the temple seeking enlightenment to promote the monk's message of peace.[12] Seven years before the King's Row Uprising,[8] it was on one of his pilgrimages that he met a young omnic named Zenyatta whom he guided to the monastery after a perilous journey, in hopes the omnic would find purpose there as he did.[12] There the two studied under Mondatta and became "as close as brothers,"[1] and spent years discussing the problems facing omnics, including the injustices being committed by humans.[7] The two sat up at night counting stars, wondering how many omnics were doing the same.[13]
While in the village beneath the monastery, some of the humans in the village knocked Ramattra to his knees, nearly killing him. At some point, Ramattra committed an action/lack of action that nearly resulted in Zenyatta's death.[8]
Ramattra's grief
As time wore on, Ramattra failed to see true progress in the monks' mission of peace. The Shambali urged Ramattra to be patient, but all around him, Ramattra saw his people dying, and no one taking action as his frustrations grew.[12] Despite the attempts at peace, most humans were still opposed to accepting omnics, and as the discrimination continued, so did the amount of destroyed omnics. Forced to watch the already limited number of his people dwindle,[4] and believing that Mondatta wasn't doing enough to alleviate the situation,[11] Ramattra abandoned the idea of coexistence and developed a long-lasting hatred for humanity, coming to the conclusion that the only way to create a better future for omnic kind was through force.[4] Four years before the King's Row Uprising,[8] Ramattra decided to leave the Shambali and began to approach his convictions from a more pragmatic angle—justifying any means necessary to defend his fellow omnics.[3][8] He tried to convince Zenyatta to join him, but his fellow monk refused.[14]
Ramattra leaves the Shambali
On the day of his departure, he conversed with Mondatta and Zenyatta. While his fellow monks were sad to see him go, Ramattra told them that he no longer believed that the answers for omnics' salvation could be found inside the monastery. Mondatta remained committed to his conciliatory approach to humanity, but Ramattra feared that humanity had no interest in sharing their world. He asked Zenyatta one last time as to whether he had reconsidered his decision to stay, but Zenyatta remained committed to the Shambali. Zenyatta told him they would meet again, and promptly left.[14]
After Ramattra's departure, he and Zenyatta ceased all contact. However, Ramattra remained fond of Zenyatta.[7]
Null Sector
| “ | I was created to lead omnics into war. But all I have ever wanted is a better life for my people. The fact that we exist...is a miracle unto itself. We have studied the ways of peace and harmony. We have meditated on the universe and our place within it. We have tried to coexist with humanity, but humanity is not interested in sharing their world. How many more omnics should perish to fuel mankind's dreams? No more. Our race is only a single generation - finite, and dying all too quickly. We can find our own place, and we must. Join me, and together, we will make a better future for all omnics. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra |
Ramattra after leaving the Shambali
After leaving the monastery, Ramattra began seeking out omnics fighting in secret around the world, and protecting them from the abuse of humans.[12] He travelled the world, studying humanity's sages, philosophers, generals, and historians. He wanted to find a way to save a world that, in his view, refused to be saved, but he found no answers in humanity's writings.[6]
The truths Ramattra shared with those he met inspired others and over time he gained an underground following of these hurt and angry omnics. Ramattra initially focused on building loyalty in his followers, but true radicalization and militarization would not be far behind.[12] At some point after leaving the Shambali, Ramattra upgraded himself, allowing him to transform into a hulking robot.[1]
Ramattra and the founders of Null Sector
Ramattra quickly began a series of operations to free omnics from facilities keeping them as slaves. He became well known among omnics. He realized that most omnics were pinning their hopes on the Shambali. In his eyes, it seemed that the truth that no-one was coming to save them was too much to hear. After a fight at one such facility, Ramattra was seen by a rabbit-eared omnic calling themselves Nameless. Recognizing Ramattra as the Ravager working to free omnics, they decided to join him, alongside their friends Zera and Lanet.[8] Together with his allies, he formed and became the leader of the omnic extremist liberation faction Null Sector.[1] He chose the name "Null Sector" as an act of defiance against humanity. Whereas humans had given omnics numbers, Null Sector would be "zeroes, undefined" in the eyes of their organic creators.[15]
Return Home
| “ | For years we have tried nonviolence, coexistence with the humans, only fighting the worst forms of our oppression from the shadows. And we are losing. It is time to try something new. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra |
Ramattra
In its infancy, Null Sector was a small organization, and couldn't make a difference. Given his lack of allies, the group didn't appear that dangerous to the world.[1]
Two years before the King's Row Uprising, Ramattra, Zera, and Lanet traveled to an omnium created by the rogue AI Anubis, where Ramattra was originally built. Inside, he gained access to the omnium's control center, activating the assembly lines.[8]
King's Row Uprising
| “ | During this uprising, we will show the humans we are stronger than they thought. We establish a stronghold in one of their cruelest cities, and we make a safe place for our people. We will show omnics everywhere that now is the time to join us. That is the goal. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra |
After two years, Ramattra's forces were large enough to warrant a test. The target was London, to liberate the omnics there and see how his forces would perform to a world nearly two decades after the Omnic Crisis.[12] That London was one of the "cruelest cities" for omnics further spurred his decision. His plan was to establish a stronghold inside London, and make it a safe place for their fellow omnics. Through doing so, other omnics would rally to their cause.[8]
Four days before the Uprising, Ramattra was met with protests from Lanet, who argued that the robots produced by the omnium were obsolete and outdated. Ramattra countered that they were usable, being expendable, unlike the omnics. Despite continued disagreement from Lanet and the proposal of an alternate plan from Zera and Nameless, he pushed forward with the Uprising.[8]
The Uprising ended in failure, thanks to Overwatch; a contingency Ramattra hadn't foreseen, as the group had been banned from operating within the United Kingdom.[12] Furthermore, Lanet, who'd been sent to King's Row, was killed in the crossfire. Two days after the Uprising, Ramattra angrily watched news reports regarding the Uprising, growing agitated during an interview with Mondatta. Reaching a boiling point, he lashed out, striking the screen. Despite wide condemnation of Null Sector from omnics, Ramattra pushed past a point of no return, stating he would fight to liberate omnics, whether they wished for it or not. This sparked an argument against Zera and Nameless, who left their increasingly radical friend. Ramattra was then left to lead Null Sector and pursue his goal alone.[8]
Storm Rising
| “ | You have my attention. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra expressing his interest for Doomfist's alliance. |
Ramattra in Cairo
One year later, Ramattra was contacted by Talon council member Doomfist to arrange a meeting in Cairo, praising him for his organization's noble goals to fight for their people, though claimed they were doomed to fail unless Null Sector chose to form an alliance with Talon, with Ramattra expressing interest in the offer.[16] However, the result of this conversation remains unknown, as Doomfist was arrested by an Overwatch strike team in Singapore roughly three weeks later.[17][18]
Mondatta's Death
| “ | The fact that I knew his views were fatally naïve...does not mean I never mourned him, Zenyatta. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra, reflecting on Mondatta's death |
Ramattra watches Mondatta's funeral
While giving a speech in King's Row, Ramattra's old master, Mondatta, was assassinated by a Talon agent. Although Ramattra had come to regard Mondatta's views on co-existence with humanity as "fatally naive," he still mourned his old master, and watched the Shambali conduct his funeral. If he did not know at the time, Ramattra later learnt that Talon was the organization responsible for the assassination.[6]
Liberation
| “ | My fellow omnics...do not be afraid. This is not war, this is liberation. Since our creation, humans have oppressed us. You have lived in fear. That ends now. We will shatter the chains that have held you in servitude. This marks a new era, one of equality, of unity. Conflict and strife will be relics of the past. Together, working as one, we will lift our people. Together, of one mind and purpose, we will make this world a paradise. The humans will fight us. Change frightens them. We frighten them. They believe we are not their equals. Together, we will prove them wrong. Do not betray your fellow omnics by defending injustice. Join us. Take your place at our side. Only together will our strength manifest. Only as one will we ascend. We welcome you into the Iris. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra's Toronto broadcast |
Ramattra's broadcast
26 years after the end of the Omnic Crisis, Null Sector launched a global assault. At Toronto, not long after the attack started, a speech by Ramattra was broadcast across the city. While his identity remained hidden, he urged his fellow omnics to join his side. Even after the city fell, the broadcast continued.[19]
Allies
| “ | Talon has proved...lacking as an ally. They are mired in greed, betrayal, lust for power. It will be their downfall...and I fear Talon's problems may soon become the world's problems. | „ |
| ~ Ramattra |
As time wore on, Ramattra doubted his alliance with Talon. In his view, the organization was mired in infighting and greed.[6]
Reconciliation
| “ | Brother Ramattra, you choose to take the fate of our people on your shoulders...and then convince yourself you are alone in your fears. But practice compassion--allow for vulnerability--and you will see there are many who stand with us. Ah, Zenyatta...you above all others know I have tried. I could not stand by while our people suffer at humanity's hands. |
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| ~ Zenyatta and Ramattra |
Months after the beginning of Null Sector's invasion, Ramattra contacted Talon, requesting that they bring Zenyatta to him in King's Row. Zenyatta, who had been captured by Widowmaker and Sombra not long after Null Sector's failed attack on Gothenburg, were also the ones to bring him in. Aware that a new threat was coming, Ramattra wanted to speak to his old friend before it was too late.[6]
The brothers reunite
The agents brought Zenyatta to the site. Ramattra told them to leave. Widowmaker protested that Doomfist had ordered them to stay, but Ramattra repeated his own demand, and the two Talon agents left. Zenyatta was aware of the irony that they were meeting beneath the statue of their old master, who Talon had killed, but Ramattra explained that despite their differences, he had mourned Mondatta's death. The two clashed philosophically, Zenyatta echoing Mondatta's beliefs, Ramattra explaining he could not stand by while their people suffered. Zenyatta pointed out that Null Sector's attack had already cost the lives of millions, and had amplified humanity's already existing anti-omnic sentiments, but Ramattra claimed that what Null Sector had done to humanity was but a fraction of what had been inflicted on them. That Null Sector's actions would save omnickind from extinction.[6]
Ramattra asks Zenyatta to join him
This led them to discuss the issue of the omnics Null Sector had taken prisoner; fitted with neural suppressors, rendered blank slates. Ramattra claimed the suppressors were a means to an end, that he had found a way to preserve and save their people. Zenyatta was wary of pinning hopes on a supposition, and asked if Ramattra had truly "saved" them. Ramattra claimed he could have "saved" thousands more if not for the actions of Overwatch, that he was not the monster the world made him out to be, and that he had a plan. That this phase of it was complete. It would take some time to prepare, but he asked Zenyatta to join him in achieving the next step.[6]
The brothers part ways
Zenyatta refused. He knew that Talon was responsible for Mondatta's death. Ramattra acknowledged that his faith in Talon had been shaken due to the organization's greed and infighting, and feared that Talon's problems might become the world's problems. Zenyatta urged him to seek peace with humanity, but Ramattra refused. In his view, there could be no peace with mankind. He declared that he would keep omnics safe until the flames of Talon's struggle died along with the human species and their "misbegotten civilization." Once humanity was extinct, omnics could claim the world as their own. Zenyatta declared that he would abandon neither omnics nor humanity. Ramattra told his friend that it was good his spirit had not dimmed. The two parted ways, telling him that he too, dreamed of peace (albeit achieved through more violent means), and carried that dream wherever he went.[6]
Together
Rammatra in the Himalayas
At Christmas, Ramattra was in Nepal. He gazed at the Shambali Monastery from afar.[20]
Achievements
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Eliminate 3 enemies in a single use of Ramattra’s Annihilation in Quick or Competitive Play. |  | |
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Trivia
- Ramattra's skins apply to both of his forms. His voice effects change when using Nemesis form.[1]
- Ramattra is the primary antagonist of the Overwatch IP.[21]
Cultural References
- Ramattra's name may be derived from the Sanskrit rāmatra (रामत्र) which roughly translates to "dark defender." His name also seems to follow the same formatting as fellow Shambali monks Zenyatta and Mondatta.
- A number of players have likened the relationship between Zenyatta and Ramattra as akin to Charles Xavier and Magneto from X-Men.[22] It was stated that their relationship would be fleshed out in Overwatch 2's PvE missions.[7] However this did not come to fruition.
Misc. Character Information
- Ramattra's favorite animal is the ant. In his words, "they build marvelous structures and cooperate when threatened. I find them...inspirational."[9]
- Ramattra's origin as an R-7000 once troubled him, given the fear and hatred his model inspired in humanity. Now, this gives him "a warm little feeling inside."[9]
- Like many omnics, Ramattra wishes he could have met Aurora. If given the opportunity, he would ask her "the same thing I would ask her every day."[9]
Unlocking Ramattra
- Ramattra was released in Season 2, on December 6, 2022.[23] Players who purchased the battle pass gained instant access to him. Those on the free track had to reach level 45 to unlock him.[24]
- After season 2, Ramattra was unlockable only through completing set criteria in-game, namely:
- Win 35 games queued as All Roles or playing Tank heroes in Quick Play, Competitive, or No Limits
- Eliminate 3 bots with Void Accelerator in the Practice Range
- Use Ravenous Vortex during Omnic Form and Nemesis Form in the Practice Range
- Damage 2 bots simultaneously with Pummel during Nemesis Form in the Practice Range
- Absorb 30 damage with Void Barrier in the Practice Range
- Block 30 damage during Nemesis Form in the Practice Range
- Extend the duration of Annihilation for 6 seconds or more in the Practice Range
Development
| “ | We always knew Ramattra would be a tank because the story we were developing for him is that he’s a protector of his people, so it felt right that he would be a tank. But what you will find with his nemesis form, when he turns into this big hulking hero., making him this menacing character. That was part of the fantasy of Ramattra as we developed him. Some of the art designs that we chose, we really wanted the two different forms in his Omnic form and his Nemesis form to feel very different from each other. But you’ll still get the sense of it’s the same hero. | „ |
| ~ Dion Rogers |
Ramattra was a difficult hero to make.[10] His design is a case of story/art/character inspiring mechanics, and vice versa. The developers always knew that Ramattra would be a tank because of his backstory; the idea of him being a protector of his people.[1]
Ramattra was originally intended to be released in Season 8, and Mauga in Season 2. Their places were reversed, as Ramattra's design was completed while Mauga needed additional work.[25]
Early Design
| “ | We, on the Narrative Design Team like to write complicated heroes. We wanted to show you someone that felt exciting, felt understandable, dangerous, and someone you wanted to get to know better. | „ |
| ~ Gavin Jurgens Fyhrie |
Ramattra was first conceived in 2017 when the team was designing Null Sector units. In this period, there was a Null Sector lieutenant unit that resembled a pharoh. The developers thought that the unit would make a good hero.[26]
An early shepherd concept for Ramattra
Rammatra's final design was modeled after a nomadic shepherd to help convey his status as a leader, with his staff being a particular point of focus. It also incorporates many triangular shapes to give him a menacing appearance, as well as the skeletal silhouette and primarily purple color scheme characteristic of Null Sector omnics, and in his Nemesis form he crosses his arm to help maintain his domineering atmosphere.[26] The Nemesis form itself came later during development. The two forms are intended to feel very different from each other, but still clearly be the same hero. Thematically, the two forms represent Ramattra as a character. His baseline form is reserved, equipped with a staff that doesn't appear that dangerous. The Nemesis form represents his suppressed fury, unleashed.[1]
Ramattra's Egyptian theme (Nemesis form)
Ramattra's (Nemesis form) early concept art
Null Sector initially had a more overt Egyptian motif with nanite-based powers that resembled sand, and the nanites carried through to Ramattra's abilities. Early versions of his staff featured a hanging reservoir of nanites resembling particles of sand, almost like a lantern, which was simplified to an orb with a revolving band of nanites that he would wind up and shoot as his primary fire. His Nemesis form stemmed from the necessity to ensure he had the physical size and bulk to fulfill the Tank role, both visually and functionally. It drew inspiration from early Zenyatta designs that incorporated multiple-arms, archetypal of imagery in certain Eastern religions.[26]
Reveals
Ramattra's final design
Ramattra was first seen at the end of Overwatch Storm Rising in 2019, though was unnamed in the cinematic. Around the time, it was speculated that he was associated with Null Sector due to his similar color scheme and newspapers appearing on the Havana map that read "Quien es Null Sector?"
An early iteration of his design was described as far back as 2019, when Game Informer reported that Jeff Kaplan had shown them the silhouette of what appeared to be a male wizard or warlock hero with a crooked staff during a press tour for Overwatch 2.[27]
Well ahead of the game's release, it was decided that Ramattra would be released during Overwatch 2; season 2 ended up being his chosen position.[1]
He was formally revealed in the Overwatch League Grand Finals 2022 on YouTube.[28]
Subsequent Development
Ramattra’s initial release was met with a lot of positive feedback in terms of fun factor. There was a lot of conversation around his kit and overall design, though there was consensus that Ramattra wasn't viable in enough situations. The developers chose to increase his power while in Nemesis form by upping his armor and speed. The cooldown on Void barrier was also decreased in order to create more overall uptime with his abilities.[29]
In Season 3, Annihilation was given a timer, so that it would tick down slower if enemies are in it (previously, the timer paused entirely), and a cap of 20 seconds will be added. This was done to remove "unhealthy gameplay scenarios,"; the developers want Ramattra to feel imposing and intimidating, but not hopeless to fight against.[29]
Removed abilities
- Removed in Season 18.
Media
Images
- Concept Art
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Concept Art by Qiu Fang
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Megatron Skin Concept Art by Allison Yu
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Megatron Skin Nemesis Form Concept Art by Allison Yu
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Poseidon Skin Concept Art by Daryl Tan
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Poseidon Skin Back Concept Art by Daryl Tan
- Hero Kit
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Omnic form.
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Nemesis form.
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Ravenous Vortex ability.
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First person Ravenous Vortex ability.
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First person Block ability.
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Annihilation Ultimate.
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Videos
Balance Change Logs
- For more information, see Patch Notes.
- Base health increased from 250 to 275
- No longer has half effectiveness while in Annihilation
Nemesis Form - Ability 1
- Bonus armor increased from 250 to 275.
Ravenous Vortex - Ability 2
- No longer interrupts horizontal momentum when first affecting a target.
- Bonus armor reduced from 300 to 250.
Block (Nemesis Form) - Secondary Ability
- Block ability now triggers a 1-second cooldown.
Prolonged Barrier - Minor Perk
- Removed.
Relentless Form - Minor Perk
- New Minor Perk.
- While Nemesis Form is active, eliminations extend the duration by 1 second, half that during Annihilation.
Nanite Repair - Major Perk
- Healing per second increased from 50 to 75.
- Now additionally increases the size of the Void Barrier by 25%.
- Hero Perks
- Void Accelerator periodically releases a burst of 6 additional projectiles during continuous fire.
- Void Barrier's duration is increased by 25%.
- Ramattra is healed for 50 health per second while within Ravenous Vortex.
- While Ravenous Vortex is airborne, use Secondary Fire again to detonate it, dealing 50 damage and pulling enemies downward.
- Base Armor increased from 75 to 100
- Now briefly interrupts horizontal momentum when first affecting a target.
- Slowing field now ignores barriers for line of sight.
- Reverted to pierce barriers again.
- No longer deals critical damage to barriers.
- No longer pierces barriers.
- Now deals 2.5x more damage to barriers.
- Cooldown increased from 7 to 8 seconds.
- Base armor reduced from 100 to 75.
- Base health reduced from 275 to 250.
- Bonus armor increased from 225 to 300.
- Pummel damage increased from 60 to 65.
- General updates
- Global projectile size modifier for travel time projectiles with a speed greater than 50 meters per second reduced from 0.1 to 0.075 meters.
- Hero updates
- Total damage increased from 45 to 70.
- Cooldown decreased from 12 to 11 seconds.
Most damage-dealing projectile sizes have been increased by a new global modifier added to their base size.
- +0.05 meters for hitscan projectiles with a high rate of fire or spread (e.g., Tracer's Pulse Pistols or Reaper's Hellfire Shotguns).
- +0.08 meters for hitscan projectiles that are more precise (e.g., Cassidy's Peacekeeper or Soldier:76's Heavy Pulse Rifle).
- +0.05 meters for travel time projectiles that are shotguns or have a very high rate of fire (e.g., Roadhog's Scrap Gun or Ramattra's Void Accelerator).
- +0.10 meters for travel time projectile with a speed greater than 50 meters per second (e.g., Zenyatta's Destruction Orb).
- +0.15 meters for travel time projectile with a speed less than or equal to 50 meters per second (e.g., Pharah's Rocket Launcher).
- Very large projectiles with a base size greater than 0.5 meters have been excluded from these increases (e.g., Orisa's Energy Javelin or Reinhardt's Fire Strike).
Hero combined HP (base health/armor/shields) increased by 15-25%.
- 150-175 HP heroes increased by 25 HP.
- 200-300 HP heroes increased by 50 HP.
- 300+ HP (Tanks) increased by 75-100 HP.
- Each hero's precise health increases are listed in their patch notes below.
Ultimate Charge
- All Ultimate ability costs increased by 10%.
Regenerative Passive for All Heroes
- All heroes now regenerate 20 health per second after 5 seconds of not taking damage.
Quick Melee
- Damage increased from 30 to 40.
- Hero updates
- Health increased from 200 to 275.
- Base health reduced from 300 to 200.
- Base armor increased from 0 to 100.
- Projectile size increased from 0.075 to 0.1 meters.
- Damage increased from 4.5 to 5.
- Cooldown decreased from 8 to 7 seconds.
Block (Nemesis Form)
- Block now reduces damage from stuck projectiles.
- Ultimate cost increased 12%.
- Block now reduces damage from stuck projectiles.
- The projectile now passes through enemy heroes but is still blocked by barriers.
- Using Annihilation while in Nemesis Form refreshes your bonus armor
- Base health in Role Queue modes remains the same at 450
- Base health in non-Role Queue modes reduced from 450 to 300
- Damaging enemies with the ultimate now slows the duration timer down instead of pausing it entirely. Lasts up to 20 seconds
- Ultimate cost increased 12%
Nemesis Form
- Movement speed increased by 20%
- Armor bonus increased from 150 to 225
Void Barrier (Omnic Form)
- Cooldown reduced from 15 to 13 seconds
- Ramattra has been added to the line-up
Void Accelerator (Omnic Form)
- Primary: Fire a stream of projectiles in a fixed pattern
- Secondary: Create a barrier at the targeted location
- Transform into Nemesis Form, changing your attacks and gaining bonus armor
Pummel (Nemesis Form)
- Primary: Punch forward, creating a wave of piercing energy with every swing
- Secondary: Significantly reduces damage taken from the front and reduces movement speed
- Fire a nano ball, which explodes when it hits the ground, spreading a damaging field. Affected enemies are slowed and pulled downward
- Enter Nemesis Form and create an energy swarm surrounding yourself. This swarm will lash out towards nearby enemies, dealing damage and pausing the duration when damage is dealt.
References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 2022-11-05, RAMATTRA REVEAL - OVERWATCH LEAGUE GRAND FINALS. Blizzard Entertainment, accessed on 2022-11-15
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Ramattra Origin Story
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 2022-12-01, Overwatch 2: Ramattra the Revolutionary | Dev Update. YouTube, accessed on 2022-12-04
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedReconciliation - ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 2022-12-04, Overwatch 2: Ramattra and Zenyatta| Developer Update. YouTube, accessed on 2022-12-04
- ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 Ramattra: Reflections
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 Overwatch 2, Ramattra Quotes
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 2022-11-26, BUILDING A REVOLUTIONARY: AN INSIDE LOOK AT RAMATTRA WITH THE HERO DESIGN TEAM. Blizzard Entertainment, accessed on 2022-11-27
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 2022-11, Overwatch 2: Ramattra’s Beginnings | Developer Update. Youtube, accessed on 2022-12-2
- ↑ 12.00 12.01 12.02 12.03 12.04 12.05 12.06 12.07 12.08 12.09 Ramattra, PlayOverwatch. Accessed on 2022-12-16
- ↑ Overwatch 2, Zenyatta Quotes
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Overwatch 2, Ironclad
- ↑ Overwatch 2, Echo Quotes
- ↑ ''Overwatch Storm Rising
- ↑ 2019-04-25, PlayOverwatch on Twitter. Twitter, Accessed on 2019-04-25.
- ↑ 2019-04-25, Michael Chu on Twitter. Twitter, Accessed on 2019-04-25
- ↑ Overwatch 2, Liberation
- ↑ Together
- ↑ 2024-07-11, Overwatch 2 Reveals Alternate Transformers Characters, Secrets of New Collab (Exclusive). Comicbook, accessed on 2024-07-14
- ↑ 2022-11-08, Overwatch 2 Reveals New Hero Ramattra, Locked Behind Battle Pass. Kotaku, accessed on 2022-11-10
- ↑ Ramattra Reveal - Overwatch League Grand Finals. Overwatch News, accessed on 2022-11-04
- ↑ 2022-12-05, Blizzard Is Making Overwatch 2's Next Hero Easier To Unlock. GameSpot, accessed on 2022-12-06
- ↑ 2024-01-31, Developing Overwatch 2's Samoan hero. Games Industry.biz, accessed on 2024-02-08
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 2022-11-28, Overwatch 2: Ramattra's Design Evolution | Dev Update Youtube, accessed on 2022-11-27
- ↑ 2019-11-5, Details On An Unannounced Overwatch 2 Hero. Game Informer, accessed on 2022-11-5
- ↑ 2022-10-27,Overwatch League Grand Finals 2022. Youtube, accessed on 2022-11-04
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 2023-01-31, SEASON 2 RETROSPECTIVE: A LOOK BACK AND THE ROAD FORWARD. PlayOverwatch, accessed on 2023-02-02
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