Ashe Buffed, Mei Nerfed in Overwatch Experimental Patch

Blizzard updated Overwatch's Experimental card Wednesday, buffing Ashe, Genji and Pharah while nerfing Mei and Reinhardt.

These changes only apply to the Experimental card, and are not guaranteed to ever appear in other Overwatch game modes. See the full list of changes below.

Overwatch Experimental update:

Ashe: I do like adding more ammo to her gun as it's good to produce more damage to enemies and you don't have to worry about reloading a lot now. The second change is very interesting as you need to be quicker enough to get the next shot in.
— Dugong (@dugong_ow) April 2, 2020

Overwatch Experimental Patch Notes April 1

Ashe

The Viper

Magazine size increased from 12 to 15
Shots no longer queue up the next shot if pressed slightly before recovery has finished
Unscoped shots to reach maximum spread increased from 4 to 6
Unscoped shots can now be fired much more quickly after firing a scoped shot
You can now start reloading much more quickly after firing a scoped shot

Genji

Shuriken (Secondary Fire)

Recovery lowered from 0.75 to 0.65 seconds

Mei

Endothermic Blaster

Maximum ammo reduced from 200 to 120

Endothermic Blaster (Secondary Fire)

Ammo cost reduced from 20 to 10

Pharah

Rocket Launcher

Explosion damage increased from 65 to 80
Impact damage decreased from 55 to 40

Reinhardt

General

Steadfast passive knockback resistance reduced from 50% to 30%