Overwatch contains an extremely fleshed out universe, and it's a shame that Blizzard hasn't yet let us explore it at our own pace. A full campaign seems like a slam dunk, but we may never see it. If dreams come true, here are 10 things that Blizzard need to include in an Overwatch campaign.

Imagine Roadhog landing a hook on a moving vehicle to stop an escaping good guy. Imagine Sombra hacking an entire city block. We know so much backstory about our favorite heroes so it's time to give them some defining moments. It would be the same sort of things we might see in one of the Overwatch shorts, but amplified due to interactivity.

We can also see these big moments coming from each hero's ultimate move. What if McCree landed a Deadeye shot from across a canyon? What if Mei froze a riverbank to let her friends cross? These are almost as notable as the heroes themselves, and they can be implemented in iconic ways.

What would Overwatch's campaign be about? We can't offer specifics, but Blizzard already has a dynamite setup in place. All of the heroes have been a part of various factions over the years. Whether that's Talon or Overwatch proper, the battle lines are drawn, and you could have missions from multiple different perspectives.

We could even learn more about both sides of the Overwatch conflict. Who's really running the show at Talon? Is there some nefarious purpose behind the robot revolution? Someone at Blizzard probably has story secrets that are just waiting for an opportunity like this in a giant story bible.

Overwatch keeps things fresh through regular drops of new heroes, but what if the Overwatch campaign sped that along? What better surprise could there be than loading into a level with a brand new playable character? After a few months, they could hit multiplayer, but initial players would be in for a shock.

Since we don't have to worry about silly things like "balance," an Overwatch campaign can give known heroes entirely new weapons to play around with. Reaper might have more than just a shotgun, Widowmaker might have a gas grenade launcher, and Tracer could have a scattergun.

This is a must. Just like the heroes and their ultimates, the unique locations where Overwatch takes place are iconic enough to deserve further exploration. We could see alternate angles, doors that never opened before and perhaps even something a little more permanent.

Here's something that both Overwatch and Team Fortress 2 have already done, but not to a grand scale. If the campaign hits up familiar maps, maybe something happens that changes them for good. Winston gets thrown against a wall, leaving an imprint that persists into multiplayer combat.

This might not be for your first run of the campaign, but it would be foolish to not let you customize your heroes before going into a single player mission. Perhaps there's an "Arcade" playthrough that let you break the laws of the world and create some strange looking cutscenes.

One of the reasons that some players have stepped away from Overwatch is the constant nerfing of certain characters. If Mercy can't have her big rez moments in multiplayer, why not put that into the campaign for a nostalgic look back at the original version of the game?