The sequel, which suffered multiple delays in the run up to its release will bring with it six new maps, three new heroes, 30 new skins (including 1 Mythic skin), rewards and, of course, a brand new battle pass system. NOW READ: Happy launch day! Find out more about Season 1’s Battle pass here! Overwatch servers have now shut down as the world prepares for the new game.
Rather than getting the "hero mode" with open-ended progression and talent systems previously spoken about, Overwatch 2 will not feature regular "co-op gameplay and co-op experiences" that'll form part of the live-service package.The highly-anticipated sequel to 2016’s Overwatch, all eyes are now on the Overwatch 2 release time as fans prepare to get their hands on Blizzard’s PVP shooter. The news that Overwatch 2 isn't getting a full-fat campaign, meanwhile, was more recent. It's reportedly far from a popular decision, with GameDeveloper reporting that a subsequent Q&A with Blizzard leadership only left developers "fuming." Word of Blizzard's return-to-work policy initially hit the headlines in February of this year, with employees taking to Twitter to vent about the news. It's worth noting, however, that the thread has been pulled following Neuss' comments, with an explanation put in its place.
Rumours began to swirl online that Blizzard calling workers back to the office had a detrimental effect on Overwatch 2's continued development, with one popular Twitter user citing someone from the studio as their source. "That doesn't mean they don't deserve more of an explanation, though." "I definitely don't expect anyone who is upset to be satisfied," Neuss replies. That's because Overwatch had "no content for three years" regarding PvE, with the promised campaign of Overwatch 2 being the light at the end of the tunnel. One fan says that "no matter how much context you give," no one will be satisfied. While some have accepted the decision, others still have frustrations to vent.
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