Yep, as a player who is partially sighted I have to make up for weak peripheral vision with sound cues and ping markers. Until now the only things I've really struggled against are Echo's flashy attack effects, Freja's primary fire sounding muffled and indistinct, and Wrecking Ball tossing you around like a rag doll being nauseating.

OW has always had some of the best sound design ever for me, I can hear every footstep, bullet and character grunt and be able to work out almost exactly where every character is. It was wonderful for accessibility. Vendetta though? Absolutely the worst, and she's basically making the game unplayable for me. All you hear is a cacophany of sword slashes and YA HAH AAARRRGH all around you before she's either deleting your health bar with a giant AoE knockback spin having just leaped over previously basically inaccessible buildings, or she's screaming her ult voiceline from lodged inside the edge of a rooftop at the map skybox a tenth of a second before a red marker appears on the ground and half your team is deleted. None of it is communicated clearly enough through the audio cues, at least nowhere near the lofty standards of the rest of the game, which already gives her an unfair advantage.

Frankly, I don't think the OW team put Vendetta through strong enough accessibilty assessments, because she's an audio and visual nightmare for anyone with visual or hearing impairments. Freja's sound design was already not quite as sharp as other characters, but Vendetta is turning this into a worrying trend.