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Overwatch Team Story

Overwatch Team Story was a Chinese tournament series organized by Zhanqi TV and authorized by Blizzard, with chapter-based events from 2016 into 2018.

Tournament seriesHistorical; retrieved records document chapters through 2018.
Overwatch Team Story
Official Overwatch franchise artwork used for this historical competition series. · Blizzard Entertainment, official Overwatch game website artwork
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Competition snapshot

Organizer

Zhanqi TV

Contemporary launch coverage describes OTS as a Zhanqi event authorized by Blizzard.[1]

Host and dates

China; launched in Shanghai in December 2016 and continued into 2018

Chapter 2 was an offline Shanghai event in 2017; Chapter 4 ran January–March 2018.[1][2][3]

Champion

Varies by chapter

Chapter-specific results are not consolidated on this parent series record.

Combined prize pool

Varies by chapter; Chapter 2 announced ¥350,000 CNY and Chapter 4 ¥300,000 CNY

These are separate chapter prize pools and are not a cumulative series total.[2][3]

Participant scale

16 teams in the documented 2017 Chapter 2 and 2018 Chapter 4 fields

Chapter-specific field sizes.[2][3]

Competition

Overwatch Team Story

Publisher

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PTG Database Analysis

OTS was the abbreviation for Overwatch Team Story, a chapter-based Overwatch series launched by Zhanqi TV in 2016. Launch coverage described it as a Blizzard-authorized competition and identified Shanghai as the location for the inaugural offline event.[1]

The series brought Chinese teams together with a Korean field as it evolved. Liquipedia records 16 teams and a ¥350,000 CNY prize pool for Chapter 2 in 2017; over.gg reported another 16-team field and a ¥300,000 CNY pool for Chapter 4 in early 2018. These are separate chapter figures rather than one combined total.[2][3]

The sources establish the historical organizer, format changes and prize money announced for two chapters, but do not provide a complete record of every chapter, its champions or any current continuation. The parent page therefore treats OTS as a historical competition property and does not infer ongoing rights or commercial inventory.[1][2][3]

References3
  1. [1]暴雪官方授权守望先锋年度收官之战HTS战队总动员 — 9game, republishing a Zhanqi TV announcement
  2. [2]Overwatch Team Story - Chapter 2 — Liquipedia
  3. [3]Korean and Chinese teams to compete for $45,000+ in OTS Chapter 4 — over.gg

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