There is a meme out there that became fashionable with the release of Diablo Immortal that came to say that the real name of the game is Diablo Immoral, due to the shameless policy decided by Blizzard to camouflage a title in which if You don’t pay, you don’t advance. And of course, when we saw Overwatch 2 coming on the horizon, many of us decided to shield our pockets from potential attacks from Irvine.
Coins and Overwatch 2
The fact is that Overwatch 2 has arrived, with a graphic aspect that makes you fall in love but with the typical problems of Blizzard games and those queues to access their servers, but little by little they are being solved. What is not going to do it is, for the moment, that need that we will all have to accumulate coins to make a decent hole for ourselves within the roster of fighters who roam their games.
A quick way to collect coins is through the so-called Battle Pass that Blizzard likes so much, and which basically means paying a price in real money for the Premium, which is the one that adds 1,000 coins to our account for about 10 euros . Obviously, if you don’t want to checkout, you’ll just have to spend hours and hours hitting shots and jumping in battles that, preferably, it’s better to win.
But Blizzard, which does not stitch without thread, decided to be good to us and let us collect some coins with some ease, thanks to what it has called Weekly Challenges that, it must be said, some seem designed by the worst enemy of the Americans, since the conditions to complete them are truly insane.
Get coins more easily
Blizzard had no better idea than to put us as one of those Weekly Challenges something called Cleaning House (or what is the same in Spanish “Clean the house”), that is, completely eliminate the opposing team that, if we are not misinformed, It means defeating all five members by ourselves. If you’ve seen CS:GO eSports matches, for example, you know that getting a team kill is really hard, right? Well, to collect our reward in Overwatch 2 coins, we had to repeat this process 20 times in seven days.
Many players thought Blizzard had gone crazy, so they let him know that he might as well relax those requirements a bit to have some chance of getting that loot in coins…so said and done. As reported by The Gamer, this Weekly Challenge has been lowered and relaxed by half, so 20 eliminations will no longer be necessary, but only 10. It may seem to you that it is still a lot, but nothing compared to the previous one.
Some players have become so desperate in these early days of Overwatch 2 that there are those who have asked for the return of the loot boxes that the first title had six years ago now, as a way to improve their account and characters without need to have to complete some challenges it is evident that Blizzard must refine even more. For now, take advantage of this opportunity lest Irvine back down and raise the weekly team kill requirements again.
