Overwatch Top Offense Hero Pick Rate in Septemper 2017

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Overwatch Top Offense Hero Pick Rate in Septemper 2017

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Last edited Oct 10, 2017

Created on Sep 13, 2017

This bar chart displays the pick rates of top offense heroes in Overwatch for September 2017, including Soldier: 76, Genji, McCree, and Pharah. It uses D3 v4 to create SVG elements, with a linear x-scale for percentages and a band y-scale for hero names. The visualization highlights data inspired by Overbuff Statistics, formatting pick rates as percentages alongside each bar.

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This is a bar chart about Overwatch top offense hero pick rate in September. It is inspired by Overbuff Statistics. And the original visualization code is copied from Extremist Murders in the US.

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