The Play of the Game feature in Overwatch is pretty cool and a great way to recognize a player's stellar play - in theory any way. While it works on occasion, it more than likely gives props to a fluke or something nonsensical. And some heroes, like Mercy as a healer, rarely get the spotlight.

Blizzard knows the issues, and they are working on a revamp to the system, tentatively called Play of the Game 2.0. “It’s been on the books for a little while," Overwatch lead hero designer Geoff Goodman told Kotaku. "It’s just a matter of prioritizing everything. We have a lot of really cool ideas. We want to do a lot with the camera work. We have ideas for cooperative Play of the Games. Because what we have right now, is Zarya could ult, and then Genji gets the credit. And that’s like, ‘Come on!’ So we want to highlight the combo play itself, to show both."

Goodman said that the team has made changes to it on a regular basis, but nothing that has really shown up to players. The major revamp should address the issues, but as always, the engineering and behind-the-scenes work requires testing. "There’s some tricky things there, like how do we handle Play of the Game intros, and how do we decide who gets credit.”