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Overwatch 2 Introduces Exclusive Events for Chinese Players

by Olivia Feb 20,2025

Overwatch 2 Introduces Exclusive Events for Chinese Players

Overwatch 2's triumphant return to China on February 19th brings a wealth of rewards and exciting events for players. This relaunch will allow Chinese players to catch up on missed content, including Battle Pass rewards from Seasons 1-9 and participation in popular in-game events.

The highly anticipated Season 15 will feature a captivating theme: skin bundles inspired by Chinese mythology. While specifics remain scarce, the prospect of new or existing skins, and whether they'll be China-exclusive or part of a broader seasonal theme, fuels anticipation. The timing, just before the February 18th launch of Season 15, suggests a full reveal is imminent, likely in early February.

A recent technical test (January 8-15) offered a sneak peek at much of the missed content, including "Overwatch: Classic" and six post-China-shutdown heroes. Following this successful test, game director Aaron Keller confirmed a multi-week celebration upon the game's full release, encompassing popular events and rewards. Battle Pass rewards from Seasons 1-2 will be available pre-launch, with Seasons 3-9 accessible through in-game events post-launch.

In the meantime, global players can participate in "Min 1, Max 3," a 6v6 test running from January 21st to February 4th, featuring the classic 2-2-2 team composition. The Lunar New Year and "Moth Meta Overwatch: Classic" events are also scheduled before Season 15. While Chinese players may miss these specific events, their own unique celebratory experiences are on the horizon.

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