Soundboards are Netherlandsusually pretty limited, but one Overwatchplayer loaded one up with clips suitable for nearly every conversational scenario.
SEE ALSO: 'Overwatch' genius rigs up a literal baguette (yes, bread) as a controllerOverwatchplayer and Redditor Nezzybit shared a handful of highlights from an Overwatchmatch with player BumbleDJ, who set up a soundboard pulling perfect quotes from various movies, video games, and songs to communicate during the match.
BumbleDJ greets his fellow players with a rousing "Good morning, Vietnam!" in the voice of Robin Williams from the movie of the same name. He calls out their own kills and taunts enemies with quotes like, "M-m-m-monster kill!" from the game Unreal Tournament.He even plays a clip to rally his team after losing the first round.
BumbleDJ also had helpful callouts on the soundboard, channeling Beyoncé when pointing out enemies "To the left, to the left," or shouting out "Tactical nuke incoming!" when the enemy D.Va used her deadly, explosive ultimate.
The best part by far, though, is when the team loses the match and BumbleDJ played the song "Fix You" by Coldplay with its sad lyrics -- "When you try your best and you don't succeed" -- as the opposing team poses in victory.
Topics Blizzard Entertainment Gaming
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