DESCRIPTION:
I don't even play this damn game* and for some reason I decided it'd be a good use of my time to spend the last hour animating the Play-Of-The-Game text and fine-tuning each motion to the millionth of a pixel so you nerds can use them in your dumb parodies. Have fun. Please credit if used or whatever, even though we literally have no rights to any derivative works we upload to the Internet anyways.
(*Edit: OMFG NVM I DO NOW. Mega props to SombreroLDN he da real PotC
https://www.youtube.com/user/SombreroLDN)

DOWNLOADS (v1.32, 2016 Jun 06 – ZIP file, 1.22 MB)
— AE/PP CC2016: http://www.mediafire.com/download/1yvl86sbdco9h3g
— AE CC2012: http://www.mediafire.com/download/nb66y3avhda7pn4

FEATURES
— "Play of the Game" Title Animation http://img02.imgland.net/I2Fo9L.png
— Replay Overlay http://img.imgland.net/JOcFo3.png
— Killmarkers with text http://img02.imgland.net/ewsI4ej.png
— Hitmarkers and Critmarkers http://img04.imgland.net/IBQCikZ.png
— Sound effects ("Play of the Game" vox, Victory music, hitmarker, critmarker, killmarker)
— Support for After Effects CC 2015.2
— Support for Premiere Pro CC 2015.2 http://img02.imgland.net/73dkUd5.png

REQUIREMENTS:
— Adobe After Effects CC 2015.2 or above
— (Optional) Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015.2 or above

INSTRUCTIONS:
— Before opening anything, install the font first!
— Open either the Premiere Pro .pproj (recommended!) or the After Effects .aep (for advanced users)
— Layer your footage underneath all the other layers.
— Premiere Pro: To change the text, select the "PlayOfTheGame" composition in the timeline, then in the "Effect Controls" panel, select the "Master Overwatch PlayOfTheGame" tab.
http://img04.imgland.net/pWQcMoP.png

DISCLAIMER:
I am the CEO of McDonnell Douglas and generate more sales revenue in a nanosecond than Overwatch will in its entire lifespan, so if Activision Blizzard has a problem with my quaint family business they can speak to my fleet of Apaches.

LICENSE:
This template is distributed under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license, which means you can use it in your work and make changes as long as you provide appropriate credit and indicate if changes were made. But hey, we live on the Internet, where free labor is treated like a right rather than a privilege, so I guess just do whatever.
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/