So, I wanted to keep better track of my Overwatch games. You know, see how I’m really doing, not just relying on my gut feeling (which, let’s be honest, is often wrong). I figured there had to be a good “Overwatch tracker” out there, and I was right… sort of.
The Hunt Begins
First, I just did a simple search. Typed in “Overwatch tracker” and saw a bunch of options pop up. I looked at a few, and many of them looked kinda… complicated. Lots of numbers, graphs I didn’t understand, that sort of thing. I’m not a pro, I just want something simple!
Trying Things Out (and Failing)
I think I installed one or two of the bigger-name trackers. Went through the whole setup process, linking my Overwatch account…and then got overwhelmed. It was way too much information. I just wanted to see basic stuff, like win/loss ratio, maybe my most played heroes. It felt like I needed a degree in statistics just to understand the dashboard!
Keeping it Simple
So, I changed my search. added “easy” and “simple”. I found this tool and gave it a try.
What I Learned
Honestly, the biggest thing I learned is that I’m probably not as good as I thought I was. My win rate is… okay, but definitely not amazing. Turns out, I play a lot of Moira. I knew I liked playing her, but I didn’t realize she was basically my go-to hero.
It is pretty cool to see all the data, as this tracking tool has all that. I can see my stats for each hero, compare different seasons, all that stuff. I do not look at it too much, because I play for fun.
My advice? If you’re like me and just want to see your basic Overwatch stats, don’t get bogged down in the super complicated trackers. There are simpler options out there. And be prepared to face the truth about your skills… or lack thereof!
