Welcome to TheMiBu Gaming channel. During the Overwatch Open Beta I am trying to review all 21 available characters. I am not a professional FPS player, so if I am getting something wrong, you can leave your feedback in the comments. Up in this episode: McCree. Armed with his Peacekeeper revolver, the outlaw Jesse McCree doles out justice on his own terms. |--| McCree had already made a name for himself as a member of the notorious Deadlock Gang, which trafficked in illicit weapons and military hardware throughout the American Southwest, when he and his associates were busted in an Overwatch sting operation. With his expert marksmanship and resourcefulness, he was given the choice between rotting in a maximum-security lockup, or joining Blackwatch, Overwatch's covert ops division. He chose the latter. |--| Although he was initially cynical, he came to believe that he could make amends for his past sins by righting the injustices of the world. McCree appreciated the flexibility afforded to the clandestine Blackwatch, unhindered by bureaucracy and red tape. But as Overwatch's influence waned, rogue elements within Blackwatch sought to bring down the organization and turn it to their own ends. Wanting no part of the infighting, McCree set off alone and went underground. |--| He resurfaced several years later as a gunslinger for hire. But while McCree's talents are sought after by parties great and small, he fights only for causes he believes are just. |--| McCree is an Offensive character that quickly dishes out damage to any enemies in his vicinity. He always has his trusty six-shooter Peacekeeper handy, and he's able to fan its hammer to unload its entire chamber at once. His first ability, Combat Roll, has him dive out of the way of danger while simultaneously reloading his Peacekeeper. His second ability, Flashbang, causes him to toss a blinding grenade that explodes shortly after, stunning nearby enemies in its small range. In his ultimate, Deadeye, he takes a moment to aim before firing at all enemies in his sights, instantly killing each one with a single shot once he's focused on them enough. However, the more hit points each target currently has, the longer it takes for him to get a killshot on them. Full article and all credits regarding above description going to.