What's that in my eye? Nothing. You see I had a spicy lunch and maybe some chili got in there. Who knows for sure. On an unrelated note, Blizzard has released the latest Overwatch Animated Short, called "The Last Bastion". Which, as per the name focuses on everyone's favourite robot-sentry. And it's truly special, so much so that the next time you pick Bastion you'll want to ditch all the fighting and retreat to the woods.

There's a summary for the new short, but you may want to read it afterwards. That is, if your vision is up to it.

Once a frontline combatant in the devastating Omnic Crisis, this curious Bastion unit now explores the world, fascinated by nature but wary of a fearful humanity. Originally created for peacekeeping purposes, Bastion robot units possessed the unique ability to rapidly reconfigure themselves into an assault-cannon mode. During the Omnic Crisis, they were turned against their human makers, forming the bulk of the omnics' rebel army. Following the resolution of the crisis, nearly all of them were destroyed or disassembled. To this day, Bastion units still symbolize the horrors of the conflict.

One unique Bastion unit, severely damaged in the final battles of the war, was left forgotten for over a decade. It lay dormant, exposed to the elements and rusting while nature slowly reclaimed it. Overgrown with vines and roots and nested upon by small animals, the robot sat inert, seemingly unaware of the passing of time. That was until one fateful day, when it unexpectedly reactivated. With its combat programming all but lost, it instead displayed an intense curiosity about the natural world and its inhabitants. This inquisitive Bastion unit set out to explore its surroundings and discover its purpose on a war-ravaged planet.