Sadly, OSX Catalina killed the game for Mac users because Apple recognized the extreme demand by casual users to break all their old 32bit applications.
The function of the actual program that gets exploited is irrelevant to security risk.
I was referring to the relative importance in context of the parent comment. No need to conflate my words.
I really hope something like TF2 resurfaces in some form again. I never liked the feel of Fortnite.
Valorant, a beta game from Riot, is then a blend of overwatch + csgo, making it closer to tf2 6s.
Finally, I like all the different modded servers out there and the ability to play casually when I want to just mess around.
I would disagree that these are 1:1 (they share some abilities at best) but would agree that elements of TF2 and their character abilities are indeed nearly 100% spread out across different characters in Overwatch.
E.g. Medic's uber = Ana's nano, engineer's teleporter = sym teleporter, engineer's turret = Torb's turret
The game mechanics seem largely the same with respect to a lot of the characters, but then they added in one-directional shields and turned it into team strategy game with much less room for individual skill -- again with no real ability to just run your own server and mandate a different playstyle.
There's plenty of room for individual skill, which goes beyond hitting Q. One-directional shields only reveal that teamplay is necessary, by themselves they don't add the necessity of teamplay. A poorly coordinated team doesn't do a good job. Even if both teams didn't use shield tank heroes, you'd still need just as much coordination.