However, Kotaku reported that McCree had been involved in something called the "Cosby Suite" during BlizzCon in 2013. Blizzard didn't explain the exact reasons for the departures. Jesse McCree (the developer) left Blizzard alongside Diablo 4's director Luis Barriga, and World Of Warcraft designer Jonathan LeCraft back in August.
From this little paragraph, it sounds like they're treating "McCree" as an outlaw name the cowboy is ditching. The cowboy he was rode into the sunset, and Cole Cassidy faced the world at dawn."īlizzard previously said that this would be folded into a narrative arc that we'll see at some point this year.
"To make this new Overwatch better - to make things right - he had to be honest with his team and himself. But in every cowboy's life, there comes a time when he has to stop and make a stand. "Running from his past meant running from himself, and each passing year only widened the divide between who he had been and what he had become. "The first thing a renegade loses is their name, and this one gave up his long ago. Overwatch tweeted the news on Friday, with a little blurb giving a story suggestion for the change:
The name change will take effect in-game tomorrow. He left the developer due to unknown reasons in August, but his departure came after the State of California filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, alleging the company fostered a "frat boy" culture of sexual harassment and discrimination. McCree’s name change is a result of the sexual harassment lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. They're renaming the cowboy to distance him from his real-life namesake, former Blizzard employee Jesse McCree. Blizzard have announced that Overwatch's McCree will be known as Cole Cassidy going forward.
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