There no point of doing so as it is redundant, override is only useful when you got a object of different type then variable type from where you make call. With static function you need to point to class namespace and this is how you point to specific version of function. let say you got AMyClass based from ABaseClass with static function “Function”:
AMyClass::Function();
ABaseClass::Function();
This will call 2 different functions in there respective classes. If you declare function with same name without virtual it is being so called hidden and if you have variable of specific type that function will be used from that type, same goes with static you just point to