All about Overwatch 2 Season 3

The team of developers of Overwatch 2 is working on the upcoming changes to be flawless before launching them into the arena of competition. Although we do not know all the details of the new season, some data has been leaked, where we can see what to expect.

For this new season, the meta will likely undergo several changes, emphasizing a particular type of hero. In addition, there will be a new battle pass with 80 levels of skins to unlock, and the set of maps could vary. On the other hand, the ranking system will be modified, which means that the gameplay will probably undergo a significant alteration. Likewise, a new mode will likely replace the Battle of Olympus mode that debuted last season.

This new season starts on February 7 and lasts for several months. This gives players plenty of time to get the pass and as many skins as possible.

New features in season 3

Maybe Kiriko will soon get the legendary look she deserves. On Santa Ricky’s Twitter account, we can see the gold cosmetic, hinting that it would likely show up at the end of the Overwatch 2 Season 3 Battle Pass. Although, in addition, the new season arrives with new voice lines and sprays, the new battle pass will also include a host of other skins.

Overwatch 2 season 3 awards

The reward system has been disappointing for all those players who don’t invest money in Blizzard’s hero shooter. Season 3 is apparently the opportunity to overhaul the system.

Overwatch 2 executive producer Jared Neuss has previewed changes.

“The changes will address the lack of choice in rewards.”

Let’s hope that after finishing the daily and weekly tasks in OW2, players will feel better rewarded.

Modifications to the rank system in Overwatch 2 season 3

Aaron Keller, game director for OW2, has revealed in a development update that there is a lot of ambiguity in the rank system affecting teammate and enemy ranks. The developers want to implement adjustments

“Aimed at increasing the clarity of the system.”

Final changes

With the start of Season 3, the 30% final charge could be a thing of the past. Players will no longer be able to afford nearly complete ultimate control while switching heroes. Instead, a 25% maximum charge will be imposed. While this doesn’t seem like a significant change, they could cut it even further if it doesn’t have a powerful enough impact on gameplay.

In addition, Aaron Keller commented on the issue of balance frequency. They hope to manage the balance more quickly with hot bug fix patches. In addition, they want to provide an initial patch and another in the middle of the third season.

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