Overwatch Workshop

AWildYamiEnters · Apr 26, 2019

What is everyone's thoughts on this? This is a [Mod Removed - Advertising] to the video where Jeff Kaplin talks about it today. Currently part of the PTR (Public Test Realm) for the PC version, but at some point in the future you'll be able
to create modes and prototype heroes and stuff even on console. They even talked about how it's easier to share custom game rules now.

I know I for one would love to create like a tanky sniper. Maybe make it to where the closer you are to a teammate the faster you heal/more damage you deal.

What are somethings you'd like to do in this for Overwatch?

:)

LegoNinja187

sounds interesting, I wonder how it will impact the competitive scene though.

KaitoCam

I'm interested to see what comes of it.

ArminatorX

Try to go to
https://account.xbox.com/settings and sign in with your Microsoft Account. If you get a page explaining how to add a child account to the Microsoft Family settings, you have a child account.

In that case, have your parent sign in with their adult account on
https://account.microsoft.com/family and add your account to the family.

Then the parent has to go to https://account.xbox.com/settings and sign in with their parent account. They should then see your account.

There in the settings, have them set to allow you to see content created by the community.

ThorX360

I am the owner of my Microsoft account and I am the only one who uses it, so I don't have any parental controls set up. However I haven't been able to use Overwatch's Workshop feature, and when I looked on the Blizzard forum people have said it's
because of the parental controls. I've gone in and tried to edit them, but nothing seems to work. Help?

Hi,

do you have a child account? If not, I suggest you check the account privacy&safety settings as explained here:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...ety-and-privacy-settings-for-parents-and-kids

Noblemystery

There might be radio wave interference preventing the wireless signal from reaching the XBOX, main causes I know of are... microwaves, electromagnetic fields and other electrical equipment that can interfere with wireless communication like big speakers,
aeroplanes and much more if left in range of the console. Some routers can broadcast a powerfull signal that can block communications, radio broadcast towers, mobile phone towers, signal jammers the list could go on. I would say that this could be the cause
of the problem.

Will your controller connect wirelessly to another XBOX?

Does your mobile get a strong signal?

Theres so much to explore...

I would definatly check for interference.

Saying this I actually dont know how to connect the controller wirelessly and I use a good cable to ensure the best possible connection as I want the best connection and thats achieved with a cable. So yeah, I think the cable is better so I bought a non
wireless unnoficial XB1 controller and it responds better than the official controller with a 2 meter cable and a better true 8way dpad, the only down side is the LT RT buttons are not as sensitive as an official controller and quite believably they only last
a few months before the buttons break so nothings perfect.

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