One of the characteristics that games such as Overwatch have had much of their life are the Loot Boxes, which offer random content for users in the form of cosmetics, weapons and others. However, many users have complained about this business model, which is why companies are leaving it, including Blizzard .
For some months ago, the company that is now part of Microsoft , announced that the sequel to this title of 2016 will stop offering loot boxes to the players. This is also aimed at the first title, and now the date on which this will happen bluntly is confirmed, because after August 30 they will stop offering.
For now, it seems that there is an approach to the battle pass, which will be launched to the side of the second game and that will give users both cosmetics and other related issues. It is not yet mentioned whether the different outfits will continue to be launched individually, this so that users can buy their favorites without waiting for a blow of luck.
It is worth commenting that the game will be released from October 4 and any user may have access, whether new in the franchise or those who pass from their first title account. Gradually, content will be added to the new proposal of Blizzard , where a mode of history is contemplated that will be paid.
It will reach PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC .
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