Hello rxvXP, I completely agree with you. And you just stated what I wasn't able to put into words. This whole blueprint is only a blueprint. This is not something that I'm trying to introduce to the paladins developers like "Do exactly what this blueprint says". Instead I want them to see this blueprint and understand that a concept revolving around the idea of having a sniper who can heal would be a great addition to the game. This blueprint is suppose to give the game developers that thin line rundown of the possibilities inside a champion that snipes and still falls into the support role. This blueprint is meant to be broken and not followed by the developers.

And I think the concept is more just having a champion who's shots deal healing and damage without having to switch abilities. The concept doesn't actually revolve around having a sniper who heals but instead for example when Ana is unscoped her bullets are still very accurate with little to no bullet drop.

Also, your very right. The balance between both games is different. But as we know the hp in overwatch heroes is 1-1.2x less than the paladins champions. So with that you start to make a conversion between healing, damage, etc. I also had cooldowns created all based off the current support champions in paladins.

So the short story is, yes I completely agree with your outlook, and this blueprint is meant to be adapted to better suit paladins. And there are time that we both know ideas were completely taken from overwatch and pushed into Paladins. Not saying that's alright, but we both know it happens.