The Overwatch 2 Battle Pass system will remove loot boxes from the game and add more rewards than ever before. Blizzard announced its plan for the FPS battle pass and reward system during the Overwatch 2 PvP event in June, saying the battle pass system gives players more control over how they earn the rewards they want. The Overwatch 2 Battle Pass will be updated every season with new skins and several new types of rewards, including new Mythic skins, weapon charms, banners, and more.
Blizzard also said that you can use rewards earned on PC or console in-game, and you can even transfer your Overwatch 1 rewards to a new game. Maps and modes from Overwatch 1 are still playable in Overwatch 2.
The Battle Pass is just one part of Overwatch 2’s massive overhaul of the original. Blizzard laid out the game’s roadmap for the rest of the year and into 2023, promising new content every nine weeks. Overwatch 2 has a new hero every two seasons, and in seasons where there aren’t any new heroes, we’ll have a new map or mode in line with the team’s new philosophy of ensuring players always have something to “play hunt and to unlock”. . in Supervision 2”.
The first season airs on October 4 when the game enters Early Access with three new heroes, one of which is an unannounced support character, while the second season kicks off in December with a new tank and map.
One of the new modes launching in early access with the game on October 4 is Push. The goal of Push is to move the TS1 bot towards the enemy base by taking out the other team, allowing your version of TS1 to move very slowly towards the enemy base. However, if no one manages to get their TS1 to the enemy base, the side that has advanced the furthest wins.
If you plan on playing the upcoming Overwatch 2 beta, check out the current Overwatch 2 meta and each hero’s abilities so you don’t find yourself at a disadvantage.
Source : PC Gamesn
