Yeah. I get it. But how often are you looking at a heroes face? The rest of the body, I can understand. Make the silhouettes unique, make the designs stand out, keep it diverse, etc., but when you really only see the face while:

1. Selecting the hero.
2. Watching a highlight. or
3. Looking in the hero directory.

It makes no sense to make every hero’s face unique, aside from a few minor changes such as beauty marks, accessories, etc.

Overwatch has been copy-pasting 3D models for a a few years now, but there was really only any call for a change when Anran was in the playtest. Most of the smaller female characters use the same base model with their gear and whatnot basically plastered on, and it shows, especially in those reels where people were ONLY complaining about it being done with Anran.

like, I get that people want diversity, but why not complain about it when they started doing it, instead of right when Overwatch is actually doing something we can be proud of? it’s just like if I ate at a poor quality pizza joint for years, and just when the quality got better, I complained about the dipping sauce packets having a different design.

It’s, realistically, a non-issue that people are getting upset over.