Here are the pictures he and I discuss as part of the new Blood Challenge. https://t.co/j7ZqTdq3am Dark Horse Comics (@DarkHorseComics) November 8, 2021 Dark Horse hasn’t announced a date for the first issue of Overwatch: New Blood until now. McCree’s name changed to Cole Cassidy, is part of a bid to remove content named after several former staff members, including Jesse McCree, Luis Barriga, and Jon LeCraft. Blizzard promised to change his company’s name in August to address the allegations of racism and sexism and “frat boy culture” A part of these changes, the company said that it would alter several names, places and references in its games. Although Overwatch’s Cole Cassidy is easily the most influential name change in the name change created by Blizzard’s efforts, the game isn’t the only one who plays McCree. In fact, World of Warcraft has similarly removed several references to the former staffer, but changed a number of suggestive references. It remains to be seen how Cole will get his new name in Overwatch lore, but fans who live in the game will be happy to receive an explanation that addresses the change regardless of the change. Overwatch is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and PC. You can see our report on the game here. Are you eager for an Overwatch: New Blood when it’s released? What do you think of Cole Cassidy’s name? GameWatch.
