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Ever end up in a circumstance where you are playing Overwatch, and you are being completely slammed by a defence of numerous tanks? Then someone claims they're likely to change into Bastion, and the remainder of the group groans?

Well, that is precisely what Team Poland only did Junkertown, except they implemented it well and it really workedout.

We have seen several Bastion buttons in Overwatch esports recently — such as this fantastic Bastion/Symmetra combo successfully utilized within a Australian Contenders game — but none are quite exactly like this one.

Poland watched Italy's installment and instantly made the ranked-worthy change — Redziok went to the Bastion.

Although Bastion may be a suspicious choice, here it was great. Perched on the high-ground, nobody could touch Redziok.

Redziok detecting Bastions new skill! Invisibility! #OWWC2018

Since caster Jack"Jaws" Wright explained, Redziok was almost invisible to Team Italy.

Regrettably however, Team Poland's assault Bastion plans were not sufficient to help them shut out the collection. It was the nearest series of this day up to now, going all of the way into some third round map , where Team Italy managed to shut it out and take the series 3-2.

Team Poland will face off against Team U.K. at the last game of day you in only a bit. You may see the complete program and occasions here.