May 16, 2017 09:10 AM EDT By Mark Stevens Peterson, UniversityHerald Reporter

The lead writer of "Overwatch" has recently divulged some hints of what will come for the franchise in the near future. He puts emphasis on several topics, especially on Talon and other characters as well.

"Overwatch" Lead Writer Talks With Reddit Members

"Overwatch" lead writer Michael Chu recently hosted a discussion on Reddit, which made a lot of fans ask questions about the popular video game. This is not surprising at all since it has been a while that he has done this on the website, which has been over a year. He did not respond to all questions due to others that were just there for fun, but he did answer some that asked about the game's universe and Blizzard's upcoming plans, PVP Live reported.

"Overwatch's" Michael Chu Discusses Talon Faction

Chu discussed more on the villain faction of "Overwatch," which was the Talon, and its members that usually wore black leather. He revealed that he wanted to explore more about the now closed organization called Overwatch and their rival, the Talon organization. He also talked about a particular character called Torbjorn and his cat.

"Overwatch" Talon Could Get More Details Soon

Chu revealed that the core members of Talon in "Overwatch" only had some few details revealed, unlike the heroes of the game. Sombra might have gotten a lot of info with her own trailer, but the day-one sniper mainstay Widowmaker only had an outline of her story through her interactions with everybody else. In her trailer, she was only given a villainous role in it, and the focus was given back to Tracer again after a few scenes.

"Overwatch" Artbook Now Available To Pre-Order

In other "Overwatch" news, pre-orders for Blizzard's "The Art Of Overwatch" artbook are now live. There will be two hardcover versions of the book, which are the standard hardcover edition, and the limited edition hardcover. The standard version costs $49.99, while the limited edition will be $100, according to the official website of Amazon.

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