So Below Are Few Highest Paid Overwatch Players Details:-
- Brandon ‘Seagull’ Larned – $150,000
Brandon ‘Seagull’ Larned was born on August 14, 1990
Age: 28 Salary in 2018: $150,000 Endorsement Deals: Clutch Chairz Seagull is an American Twitch streamer who has won many awards for Overwatch throughout the years. At the top of his game, Seagull has won $250,000 in prize money, which is just one of many achievements for the American pro.
- Timo ‘Taimou’ Kettunen – $150,000
Date of Birth: March 17, 1991, Age: 28 Salary in 2018: $150,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Taimou is a professional Overwatch players who plays for Team EnVyUs. He has also played in the esports league in Dallas Fuel, where he has won $100,000 to date throughout his gaming career.
- Jonathan ‘HarryHook’ Tejedor Rua – $100,000
Date of Birth: April 21, 1992, Age: 26 Salary in 2018: $100,000 Endorsement Deals: HyperX HarryHook is a Spanish professional Overwatch players with Team EnVyUs. He also plays for the esports team Dallas Fuel and has won more than $183,000 in prize money throughout his career.
- Sebastian ‘Chipshajen’ Widlund – $100,000
Date of Birth: Nov 12, 1990
Age: 28 Salary in 2018: $100,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Chipshajen is a Swedish professional Overwatch players with Team EnVyUs. He has won more than $128,000 in prize money since he started playing competitively for Overwatch in 2016.
- Jonathan ‘Reinforce’ Larsson – $80,000
Date of Birth: September 22, 1990, Age: 29 Salary in 2018: $80,000 Endorsement Deals: DINNER DATE (BrandsEye) Jonathan “Reinforce” Larsson is a Swedish professional Overwatch players who plays for Team EnVyUs. He has won $123,000 in prize money and also works as an analyst for Overwatch Contenders.
- Timo ‘Taimou’ Kettunen – $75,000
Date of Birth: March 17, 1991, Age: 28 Salary in 2018: $75,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Taimou is a professional Overwatch players who plays for Team EnVyUs. He has also played in the esports league Dallas Fuel where he has won $100,000 to date throughout his gaming career.
- Lucas ‘Mendokusaii’ Håkansson – $70,000
Date of Birth: January 28, 1996, Age: 22 Salary in 2018: $70,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Mendokusaii is a Swedish professional Overwatch player who has played for Team EnVyUs and FaZe Clan. He has won $100,000 in prize money throughout his career.
- Sebastian ‘Zebbosai’ Olsson – $60,000
Date of Birth: September 9, 1991, Age: 27 Salary in 2018: $60,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Zebbosai is a Swedish professional Overwatch players who plays for Team Sweden. He has won more than $98,000 in prize money throughout his career with team Misfits and Team Rogue.
- Jonathan ‘HarryHook’ Tejedor Rua – $60,000
Date of Birth: April 21, 1992, Age: 26 Salary in 2018: $60,000 Endorsement Deals: HyperX HarryHook is a Spanish professional Overwatch player with Team EnVyUs. He also plays for the esports team Dallas Fuel and has won more than $183,000 in prize money throughout his career.
- Timo ‘Taimou’ Kettunen – $60,000
Date of Birth: March 17, 1991, Age: 28 Salary in 2018: $60,000 Endorsement Deals: OMEN by HP Taimou is a professional Overwatch players who plays for Team EnVyUs. He has also played in the esports league in Dallas Fuel, where he has won $100,000 to date throughout his gaming career.
Overwatch PLayers Affects Who Played Overwatch For Long Time:
This article is a warning to all Overwatch players that quitting too much could cause possible psychological effects. In other words, if you play so much Overwatch and quit it for a while, Reaper will appear in your room at night and take your soul away. There have been many cases of this, but we just didn’t know about it until today.
After the day has passed, we have gotten more and more cases that people who quit Overwatch or just played too much of it then quit it for a while started to lose their sense of reality and instead had delusions thinking they were part of the game.
One of the cases that we have heard of was a good friend of ours, who used to play Overwatch in his free time every day after work. He would quit for a few days and then go back to playing again when he had to time off from work. One day he told us that there were multiple Reapers at his door asking for him to come with them.
We all just turned the other way, thinking he was just messing around with us, but a few months later, he quit Overwatch for a few days and came back. He had a huge smile on his face and seemed extremely happy, so we thought everything was going alright until he suddenly got silent, looked down at the ground, and started crying while speaking in what seemed to be Korean.
We tried asking him what was wrong, but he wouldn’t speak a word of it, so we just left the room and let him be for a while. He then spoke up, saying that he couldn’t tell us what had happened, but maybe if we got some Overwatch players who knew exactly how he felt, they would understand what had happened.
