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Players can download the Overwatch 2 Season 10 mid-season patch ahead of time. Read on for the instructions on how to do this and how to automatically download future Overwatch 2 updates.






How to pre-download the Overwatch 2 mid-season patch




Open the Battle.net launcher



Log in to your account



Click on the Overwatch 2 icon



Click on the "Download Pre-Release Content" text



Pre-download the Overwatch 2 mid-season patch




Overwatch 2 Season 10 mid-season patch download instructions (Image via esports.gg)



If you haven't made your Overwatch 2 updates automatic yet, then you can manually pre-download the Season 10 mid-season patch. Do this by opening the Battle.net launcher and signing in to your Blizzard account. 



How to download Overwatch 2 pre-release content (Image via esports.gg)



Next, navigate to Overwatch 2 and click on the game's icon. If you play the game a lot, it should appear in the banner indicating your favorite games. Right under the "Play" button, there's some text that reads "Download Pre-Release Content." Click on this to begin downloading the new patch ahead of time.






How to automate Overwatch 2 updates




Open the Battle.net launcher



Sign in to your account



Click on the blue Battle.net logo near the top-left corner



Select the "Settings" option



Click on the "Downloads" option



Scroll down to the "Game Updates" section



Select your preference for automatic updates



Press the "Done" button




Settings area (Image via esports.gg)



To automatically update Overwatch 2, navigate to the "Settings" area in the Battle.net launcher. Next, select the "Downloads" option and go under the "Game Updates" tab. There's a section there called "Automatic Updates." Select your preference before pressing the "Done" button. In the screenshot above, we opted for the "Apply latest updates and download pre-release content for recently played games."



How to automate Overwatch 2 updates (Image via esports.gg)



That's

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The Spring 2024 Overwatch Collegiate Championship Playoffs are happening now! Read on for the full schedule, match results, teams, and more.



Overwatch 2 Collegiate Championship 2024 schedule (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 



Overwatch Collegiate Championship Playoffs 2024 schedule



DayTime (PT)Match(s)Friday, May 105 p.m.U1 & U2Saturday, May 1111 a.m. L1Sunday, May 1211 a.m. L2Friday, May 175 p.m. U3 & L3Saturday, May 1811 a.m. UF, L4, L5Sunday, May 1911 a.m. LF & Grand Finals



Overwatch Collegiate Championship Spring 2024 results



Here are all of the match results so far. After getting through the first two stages of the Overwatch Collegiate Spring Championship season, 16 teams earned a place in the Stage 3 bracket. This championship bracket goes from May 10 to May 19, featuring a double-elimination bracket and free drops.




Upper bracket results so far (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 



Results so far (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 




Overwatch Collegiate Championship teams




St. Clair Saints



University of Washington



Fisher Esports



Arizona State University



Northwood University



Illinois Orange



Rutgers University



University of Texas



Winthrop University



Fisher Feins



Georgia Tech Gold



Fisher Freaks



Maryville University



Grand Canyon University



Illinois State University



University of California, Irvine




The list above features the top 16 teams duking it out in the Overwatch Collegiate Championship Playoffs.



Only the top 16 teams advanced to event (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 



Prize pool and where to watch



According to the circuit's official website, the winning team will receive $25,000. 



Prize pool information (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 



In terms of where to watch all of the games, fans and supporters can visit the official Overwatch Esports Twitch channel on match days.







That's all for now. Stick around on esports.gg for more news and updates!

Overwatch Collegiate Championship 2024: Spring schedule, results, and more

The Overwatch 2 x Porsche collaboration features a limited-time event plus two legendary skins in total. Read on for our guide on how to unlock these Overwatch 2 Porsche skins for D.Va and Pharah!



All Overwatch 2 Porsche skins (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Overwatch 2 Porsche skins




D.Va Porsche skin



Pharah Porsche skin




Porsche D.Va skin featuring the Test Drive highlight intro (Image via esports.gg)



How to unlock the Porsche D.Va skin in Overwatch 2



To add this legendary D.Va skin to your collection, launch Overwatch 2 and head to the in-game shop. You can purchase the Porsche D.Va Bundle for the skin itself plus some extra items. These include the Test Drive highlight intro, Night Drive name card, Porsche D.Va player icon, and Sweet Ride spray. In total, this bundle costs 2,500 Overwatch Coins. 



Night Drive name card screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



If you only want the Porsche D.Va skin by itself, then that's an option as well. This costs 1,900 Overwatch Coins. Visit the hero gallery, select D.Va, and scroll down her different skins to unlock it individually. 



Porsche skin screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



How to unlock the Porsche Pharah skin in Overwatch 2



The legendary Porsche Pharah skin is available through a bundle as well. Obtain this by visiting the in-game shop and purchasing the Porsche Pharah Bundle for 2,300 Overwatch Coins. This bundle includes the skin, Porsche Flight name card, and Porsche Pharah player icon. You can also get just the Pharah skin through the hero gallery for 1,900 Overwatch Coins.



Overwatch 2 Pharah skin screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



If you're a fan of D.Va and Pharah, then you can buy both of the skins and their themed cosmetic items through the discounted bundle. This Porsche Mega Bundle costs 3,400 Overwatch Coins.



Collaboration bundle (Image via esports.gg)




How to get Overwatch Coins



Overwatch Coins refer to an in-game currency that can be obtained through the

All Overwatch 2 Porsche skins and how to unlock them

The Overwatch 2 Porsche event is now live, allowing players to jump into the game and earn a lot of Season 10 Battle Pass XP. Read on for all of the Overwatch 2 Porsche event challenges and rewards. 



Overwatch 2 Porsche event challenges and rewards (Image esports.gg)



Overwatch 2 Porsche event challenges and rewards




Speeding Up - Earn a triple kill/assist or higher. | Zero to Sixty name card, 10,000 XP



Porsche Driver I - Complete 10 games. Wins grant double the progress. | 5,000 XP



Porsche Driver II - Complete 20 games. Wins grant double the progress. | 10,000 XP



Porsche Driver III - Complete 30 games. Wins grant double the progress. | 10,000 XP



Porsche Driver IV - Complete 40 games. Wins grant double the progress. | 15,000 XP



Porsche Driver V - Complete 50 games. Wins grant double the progress. | Porsche name card, 20,000 XP



Full Throttle - Contest/capture objectives for 500 seconds. | Porsche Drift spray, 10,000 XP




Match victories grant double the progress (Image esports.gg)



The Overwatch 2 Porsche event features seven challenges in total. Completing all of them rewards you with a lot of Battle Pass XP. In terms of the other items of interest, they include the Porsche and Zero to Sixty name cards. There's also the Porsche Drift spray up for grabs.



Porsche Pharah skin (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Completing the Overwatch 2 Porsche event challenges mainly requires you to play the game. You can earn progress faster by winning matches as well. The Speeding Up challenge, in particular, requires you to earn either a triple kill/assist or higher. This can be naturally done during a team fight. You can even try to do this challenge with D.Va or Pharah, who have the new Overwatch 2 Porsche skins!



Contesting and capturing an objective in Overwatch 2 (Image via esports.gg)



As for the Full Throttle one, just remember to contest or capture objectives while you're in Overwatch 2 matches. You'll eventually reach 500 seconds of

Overwatch 2 Porsche event challenges and rewards

The Overwatch 2 and Porsche collaboration has finally arrived. The collaboration has been in the works for a long time, and features two skins for D.Va and Pharah. Both skins are based off two Porsche vehicles, but bring a classic Overwatch 2 feel to them. The joint venture between the automotive titan and Overwatch arrives May 14. 



Overwatch 2 x Porsche collaboration arrives 



The Overwatch 2 and Porsche collaboration brings two brand-new skins to the fray. The trailer for the two skins dropped earlier today, showing off the new collaboration. One skin, which was already leaked a long time ago, is for D.Va. Meanwhile, Pharah is set to receive the other skin of the collaboration.




Overwatch 2 x Porsche Collaboration Trailer 🏁Pull into the fast lane and grab the all-new Porsche DVa and Pharah legendary skins from the in-game shop, inspired by the electric Macan/Taycan.🚦 Arriving May 14 (Tomorrow!)pic.twitter.com/Ebe3N47kIg— Overwatch Cavalry (@OWCavalry) May 13, 2024




Both skins are absolutely gorgeous. The skins of the Overwatch 2 x Porsche collaboration expemplify the Porche brand. In that, the skins for D.Va and Pharah are modern, sleek, minimal, and clean. D.'Va's skin for the event truly looks like she's driving a Porsche while Pharah has a high-tech mech look to her skin. Both skins accomplish the goals to look like Porsche's featured vehicles, the Macan and the Taycan.  



The Overwatch 2 Porsche D.Va skin (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Although the collaboration between an automotive company and esports isn't entirely unique, the opportunity and recognition of growth of the esports industry is certainly a leap forwards. Several years ago there was the Mercedes collaboration with Mario Kart. Not to mention the more recent sponsorship of 100 Theives by none other than Lexus. And now, of course, we have the Overwatch 2 and Porsche collaboration. 



The two skins for the collaboration are set to release May 14, 2024. So be sure to snag

The Overwatch 2 Porsche Collaboration pulls in

As Season 10 of Overwatch 2 continues on, we've received a mid-season patch. The changes of the May 14 patch are focused mainly on competitive gameplay as well as tanks. Surprisingly, there are no nerfs to heroes in the patch, only buffs. So suffice to say, the patch is all about improvements to existing features. So, without further ado, let's dive into the May 14 Overwatch 2 patch. 



Kiriko, Genji, Mercy, and Junker Queen in Overwatch 2 (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Competitive play updates 



One of the main focuses of the May 14 patch is competitive play. Specifically, one new modifier and an update to another one. The changes overall attempt to provide a better, more accurate gameplay experience for all players. You can check out the full patch notes here and below. 



The demotion protection modifier 




The modifier now shows the adjustment from the match rather than the net total. 



The demotion protection modifier is now shown below the progress bar to improve visibility. 




The pressure competitive modifier 




This modifier is for those who are at the far ends of the skill distribution (either low or high compared to the average).  



Modifier shows up when you don’t earn as much progress from winning or losing. 



Higher-ranked players will lose more from matches while lower=ranked players will gain more for winning matches. 




Group restrictions 




Now, Grandmaster players can group within three divisions and still be considered a narrow group. 



Champion players can group within one division. 




Losing streaks 




If a player is on a losing streak, then the matchmaker will try to avoid placing that player on a team with other players who are losing. 




Bastion in Overwatch 2 (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)




Hero changes in the Overwatch 2 May 14 patch



There are some pretty significant changes both specifically and generally in the May 14 Overwatch 2 patch. The changes to armor and health regeneration is to

Overwatch 2 mid-season patch notes: May 14, 2024

As of Overwatch 2 Season 10, players can no longer get Overwatch Coins by completing weekly challenges. However, the Microsoft Rewards method still works. Players can also get Overwatch Coins through the Battle Pass as of Season 10. Read on for details!



How to get Overwatch Coins for free (Image via esports.gg)



How to get free Overwatch Coins




Visit the Microsoft rewards page



Press the "Redeem" tab



Search for "Overwatch"



Click on the "Overwatch Coins Digital Code" reward



Set your goal and earn Microsoft Rewards Points



Collect enough Microsoft Rewards Points for an Overwatch Coins Digital Code



Go to the Battle.net "Account Overview" page



Enter the code into the "Redeem a Code" section 




Screenshot of the code redemption page (Image via esports.gg)



Can you still get Overwatch Coins for free?



Yes, you can still get Overwatch Coins for free by redeeming Microsoft Rewards Points. Head over to the Microsoft Rewards page and sign in to your account. Next, click on the "Redeem" tab and search for "Overwatch." Click on the "Overwatch Coins Digital Code" reward. Next, set your goal of how many Overwatch Coins you would like to earn. 



Overwatch Coins exchange rate screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



How much is 1,000 Overwatch Coins?




200 Overwatch Coins = 1,800 Microsoft Rewards Points



500 Overwatch Coins = 5,000 Microsoft Rewards Points



1,000 Overwatch Coins = 10,000 Microsoft Rewards Points




To obtain 1,000 Overwatch Coins, you must redeem 10,000 Microsoft Rewards Points. At times, other options such as 500 Overwatch Coins for 5,000 points or 200 Overwatch Coins for 1,800 points may be available. 



How to earn Microsoft Rewards Points (Image via esports.gg)



How to earn Microsoft Rewards Points faster




Complete the tutorial 



Search with Bing on PC or mobile 



Do the daily activities three days in a row



Complete quizzes and bonus quizzes 



Earn points when you shop with Microsoft



Install the Microsoft

How to get free Overwatch Coins

Apex icon ImperialHal has announced he is leaving TSM. The 'Apex CEO' has competed under the TSM banner since March 2019 earning almost three quarters of a million dollars with the organisation. ImperialHal also has announced he will be linking up with Zer0 and Genburten at DarkZero. 



However, he has announced that now is the right time for him to leave the organisation. This decision follows a sup-par LAN event for TSM.



The multi-LAN champion explained in a video posted on X, that this decision was about him seeking a change rather than any issue with the organisation. It is not clear if he will be officially signing with DarkZero or just teaming with them. Hal recently signed with Redbull Gaming.




The Greatest Of All Time.Thank you, @ImperialHal. pic.twitter.com/REPzuL5UCz— TSM (@TSM) May 13, 2024




ImperialHal leaving TSM is the end of an era



ImperialHal departing TSM is the end of an iconic era of Apex Legends esports. TSM dominated ALGS Year 3, with an almost perfect set of LAN results. They finished 1st, 2nd and 1st across the three global events.



ImperialHal has earned over $700,000 in Apex Legends, with all of that coming while signed to TSM. He joined the organisation in 2019 and has never competed for another team until now.







What happens to Reps and Verhulst?



It is not yet clear what the future holds for Reps and Verhulst on TSM. Together they will hold a Pro League spot. However, after the departure of Raven and now ImperialHal this feels like a huge crossroads for the TSM team. Reps in particular has competed with ImperialHal for the vast majority of his career. Do they continue to compete together, look for other teams or could we see one or both of them stop competing entirely?



ImperialHal to team with DarkZero



ImperialHal has announced he will be teaming with DarkZero, for the rest of ALGS Year 4. The rumours, while initially unbelievable, have now been officially confirmed.




I will be teaming with @Zer0OCE and

ImperialHal leaves TSM, joining up with DarkZero

The Esports World Cup has released more details about their Apex Legends event. The Apex Legends tournament in Riyadh will have a $2,000,000 prize pool, will feature 40 teams and will be open for anyone to try and enter!



That makes this event the joint highest Apex Legends prize-pool ever, tied with the ALGS Championship events. 



Apex Legends Esports World Cup event format



The event will use a different format to what we have seen at ALGS LAN events. The Apex Legends esports World Cup event will divide the 40 teams into two groups. Those teams will compete for a top 9 slot to qualify for the finals. 



Then, teams who finished between 10th and 19th (meaning 20th place is eliminated early) will compete in a high stakes Last Chance Qualifier for the final two slots in the grand finals.







The event will run as follows:



DateMatches1 AugustGroup A2 AugustGroup B3 AugustLast Chance4 AugustFinals



Group Stage and Last Chance stages will be a whopping TEN games.



The Finals will use the Match Point format, with a threshold of 60 points, not the usual 50.



The Maps used will be Storm Point and Worlds Edge. However, games five and six in the Group Stage and Last Chance are marked as Viewer Selection in the Rule Book. It is not clear if that is a choice between Worlds Edge and Storm Point, or if fans could vote to add in one of Olympus, Broken Moon or Kings Canyon.



Which teams will play?



The Esports World Cup will be inviting the top eight teams from the recent ALGS Pro League across the four regions. For all regions besides North America, this will be the exact same teams that qualified for the ALGS Split 1 Playoffs.



North America has 12 slots for that event, meaning some teams will be forced into open qualifiers. This might cause some frustration with those teams, who didn't realise qualification for this event was also on the line.







There will be open qualifiers for the teams who did not yet make it. These events will also be open to

Esports World Cup Apex Legends: Format, how to enter & more

With the ALGS Split 1 Playoffs over, and about three weeks until Split 2 Pro League starts there is a window for ALGS teams to make roster changes.



Usually, there wouldn't be any major changes between Splits, as teams look to focus on practicing rather than rebuilding their team. However, there is set to be some major reshuffles. Particularly amongst teams in North America.



This ALGS roster changes tracker will help you follow any changes as and when they happen. For now, this will focus on North America and EMEA. 



Check back daily for updates!



Photo EA/Joe Brady



ALGS Rostermania: Roster Rules Recap



ALGS teams are restricted by a 2/4 roster rule. Any team must maintain at least 2 competitors from the last Pro League Split. Qualified teams cannot make ALGS roster changes until after Week 1 (besides adding players/coaches).



In order to give themselves more flexibility, some teams register their coach as a fourth player. This allows them to potentially change 2 players out between splits. Those coaches have been denoted.



All ALGS roster changes information below is a correlation of public 'LFT' posts and news, cross referenced with Battlefy rosters. 



Players who are still on Battlefy but have announced they are leaving their roster are treated as departed. Players who are not on Battlefy but have not said anything about a team change, are also treated as departed.



EA/Joe Brady







Latest Updates:




MAY 13: TSM ImperialHal leaves the organisation, will team with DarkZero's Zer0 and Genburten moving forward. Dropped is now LFT, it is unknown what is happening to Knoqd. Shooby reveals E8 have another offer, and he would be LFT if that goes ahead.



MAY 12: SlayrSZN announces he is LFT, revealing he is the member that Luminosity Gaming are trialling potential replacements for. "They decided to trial some of the most experienced players to ever play the game and I don't have time to wait for a decision with PL so soon." It is not clear if

ALGS Roster Changes: Track rostermania here!

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<p>Mercy mains are in for a treat in Overwatch 2 Season 10. The support hero now has her very own mythic skin! Vengeance Mercy is also a part of the game's Mirrorwatch universe, which means she's a member of Talon. Read on for our guide on how to unlock the Vengeance mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2!</p>



Mercy mains are in for a treat in Overwatch 2 Season 10. The support hero now has her very own mythic skin! Vengeance Mercy is also a part of the game's Mirrorwatch universe, which means she's a member of Talon. Read on for our guide on how to unlock the Vengeance mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2!


How to get the mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2


<p>To obtain the legendary Vengeance Mercy skin in Overwatch 2, you must first obtain 50 Mythic Prisms. Next, visit the Mythic Shop and trade them in for the base version of the Mercy skin. </p>



To obtain the legendary Vengeance Mercy skin in Overwatch 2, you must first obtain 50 Mythic Prisms. Next, visit the Mythic Shop and trade them in for the base version of the Mercy skin. 



<p>if you wish to customize Vengeance Mercy further, then that requires 10 more Mythic Prisms per level after the base level. Unlocking all four levels of mythic Mercy requires 80 Mythic Prisms in total.</p>



if you wish to customize Vengeance Mercy further, then that requires 10 more Mythic Prisms per level after the base level. Unlocking all four levels of mythic Mercy requires 80 Mythic Prisms in total.


How to get Mythic Prisms for the Vengeance Mercy skin


<p>Unlike previous seasons of Overwatch 2, the Season 10 mythic is not part of the paid Battle Pass. Instead, this Battle Pass grants you Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78. This means once you reach tier 48, you'll have 50 Mythic Prisms, which is enough to redeem for Mercy's base mythic skin. You also have the option to spend your Mythic Prisms on another mythic from a previous season. </p>



Unlike previous seasons of Overwatch 2, the Season 10 mythic is not part of the paid Battle Pass. Instead, this Battle Pass grants you Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78. This means once you reach tier 48, you'll have 50 Mythic Prisms, which is enough to redeem for Mercy's base mythic skin. You also have the option to spend your Mythic Prisms on another mythic from a previous season. 



<p>Blizzard has revealed the full details of its Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop! This in-game shop is a new way for players to select which skins they wish to add to their collection. Read on for everything to know about the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop, including how it works, how to earn Mythic Prisms, and how to level up your favorite hero skins!</p>



Blizzard has revealed the full details of its Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop! This in-game shop is a new way for players to select which skins they wish to add to their collection. Read on for everything to know about the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop, including how it works, how to earn Mythic Prisms, and how to level up your favorite hero skins!



<p>In Overwatch 2, the Mythic Shop is where you can get current and past mythic skins. These skins require an in-game currency known as Mythic Prisms. To get Mythic Prisms, you must progress through the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. Each Battle Pass has enough Mythic Prisms to fully unlock one mythic skin.</p>



In Overwatch 2, the Mythic Shop is where you can get current and past mythic skins. These skins require an in-game currency known as Mythic Prisms. To get Mythic Prisms, you must progress through the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. Each Battle Pass has enough Mythic Prisms to fully unlock one mythic skin.


How to unlock mythic skins in Overwatch 2


<p>You can use your Mythic Prisms to unlock the latest mythic skin in Overwatch 2. The total cost is 80 Mythic Prisms. Another option is to use Mythic Prisms to redeem past mythic skins. For example, the first level of the mythic Genji skin costs 50 Mythic Prisms. The next levels cost 10 Mythic Prisms each. You need 80 Mythic Prisms to fully unlock every customization for Cyber Demon Genji. </p>



You can use your Mythic Prisms to unlock the latest mythic skin in Overwatch 2. The total cost is 80 Mythic Prisms. Another option is to use Mythic Prisms to redeem past mythic skins. For example, the first level of the mythic Genji skin costs 50 Mythic Prisms. The next levels cost 10 Mythic Prisms each. You need 80 Mythic Prisms to fully unlock every customization for Cyber Demon Genji. 



<p>According to Blizzard, the featured mythic skin of the season is only available throughout its own season. If you miss out on the Mercy mythic skin during Overwatch 2 Season 10, for example, then you must wait two more seasons for it to enter the Mythic Shop. </p>



According to Blizzard, the featured mythic skin of the season is only available throughout its own season. If you miss out on the Mercy mythic skin during Overwatch 2 Season 10, for example, then you must wait two more seasons for it to enter the Mythic Shop. 



<p>To obtain Mythic Prisms, you must first get the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. This costs 1,000 Overwatch Coins or about $9.99 USD each season. Next, you must level up the Battle Pass to collect the Mythic Prisms available at different tiers.</p>



To obtain Mythic Prisms, you must first get the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. This costs 1,000 Overwatch Coins or about $9.99 USD each season. Next, you must level up the Battle Pass to collect the Mythic Prisms available at different tiers.



<p>For example, in Overwatch 2 Season 10, you can get eight Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78 of the Battle Pass. This means at tier 48, you can unlock the base level of a mythic skin for 50 Mythic Prisms. After tier 78, you can unlock the rest of the mythic skin's customization levels.  </p>



For example, in Overwatch 2 Season 10, you can get eight Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78 of the Battle Pass. This means at tier 48, you can unlock the base level of a mythic skin for 50 Mythic Prisms. After tier 78, you can unlock the rest of the mythic skin's customization levels.  



<p>The paid version of each season's Overwatch 2 Battle Pass, which lets you earn Mythic Prisms, requires 1,000 Overwatch Coins. You can also buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 in bundles of 10, 50 or 100. The bundle of 50 Mythic Prisms has a 25% bonus while the bundle of 100 Mythic Prisms has a 33% bonus. </p>



The paid version of each season's Overwatch 2 Battle Pass, which lets you earn Mythic Prisms, requires 1,000 Overwatch Coins. You can also buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 in bundles of 10, 50 or 100. The bundle of 50 Mythic Prisms has a 25% bonus while the bundle of 100 Mythic Prisms has a 33% bonus. 



<p>To purchase Mythic Prisms, click on the icon for it located near the top-right area of the in-game shop. This is where you can also see the balance of your other Overwatch 2 currencies. </p>



To purchase Mythic Prisms, click on the icon for it located near the top-right area of the in-game shop. This is where you can also see the balance of your other Overwatch 2 currencies. 



<p>That's all for now. Stick around on esports.gg for more Overwatch 2 <a href="https://esports.gg/">news, guides, and updates</a>!</p>



That's all for now. Stick around on esports.gg for more Overwatch 2 news, guides, and updates!


<p>Blizzard has revealed the full details of its Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop! This in-game shop is a new way for players to select which skins they wish to add to their collection. Read on for everything to know about the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop, including how it works, how to earn Mythic Prisms, and how to level up your favorite hero skins!</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-25-1024x563.jpg" alt="How the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop works " class="wp-image-394155"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">How the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop works (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-the-overwatch-2-mythic-shop-works">How the Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop works</h2>



<p>In Overwatch 2, the Mythic Shop is where you can get current and past mythic skins. These skins require an in-game currency known as Mythic Prisms. To get Mythic Prisms, you must progress through the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. Each Battle Pass has enough Mythic Prisms to fully unlock one mythic skin.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-26-1024x576.jpg" alt="Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop screenshot" class="wp-image-394161"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop screenshot (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-unlock-mythic-skins-in-overwatch-2">How to unlock mythic skins in Overwatch 2</h2>



<p>You can use your Mythic Prisms to unlock the latest mythic skin in Overwatch 2. The total cost is 80 Mythic Prisms. Another option is to use Mythic Prisms to redeem past mythic skins. For example, the first level of the mythic Genji skin costs 50 Mythic Prisms. The next levels cost 10 Mythic Prisms each. You need 80 Mythic Prisms to fully unlock every customization for Cyber Demon Genji. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-28-1024x576.jpg" alt="Overwatch 2 Demon Genji skin screenshot " class="wp-image-394167"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Overwatch 2 Demon Genji skin screenshot (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<p>According to Blizzard, the featured mythic skin of the season is only available throughout its own season. If you miss out on the Mercy mythic skin during Overwatch 2 Season 10, for example, then you must wait two more seasons for it to enter the Mythic Shop. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-32-1024x569.jpg" alt="Overwatch 2 mythic skins cost" class="wp-image-394191"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Overwatch 2 mythic skins cost (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-get-mythic-prisms-in-overwatch-2">How to get Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2</h2>



<p>To obtain Mythic Prisms, you must first get the paid version of the seasonal Overwatch 2 Battle Pass. This costs 1,000 Overwatch Coins or about $9.99 USD each season. Next, you must level up the Battle Pass to collect the Mythic Prisms available at different tiers.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-35-1024x576.jpg" alt="Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms explained" class="wp-image-394206"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms explained (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<p>For example, in Overwatch 2 Season 10, you can get eight Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78 of the Battle Pass. This means at tier 48, you can unlock the base level of a mythic skin for 50 Mythic Prisms. After tier 78, you can unlock the rest of the mythic skin's customization levels.  </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-34-1024x576.jpg" alt="How to unlock Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms" class="wp-image-394200"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">How to unlock Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-overwatch-2-mythic-prisms-cost">Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms cost</h2>



<p>The paid version of each season's Overwatch 2 Battle Pass, which lets you earn Mythic Prisms, requires 1,000 Overwatch Coins. You can also buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 in bundles of 10, 50 or 100. The bundle of 50 Mythic Prisms has a 25% bonus while the bundle of 100 Mythic Prisms has a 33% bonus. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-36-1024x568.jpg" alt="Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms cost" class="wp-image-394209"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Overwatch 2 Mythic Prisms cost (Image via esports.gg)
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<p>To purchase Mythic Prisms, click on the icon for it located near the top-right area of the in-game shop. This is where you can also see the balance of your other Overwatch 2 currencies. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-27-38-1024x576.jpg" alt="Where to buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 " class="wp-image-394216"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Where to buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



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Overwatch 2 Mythic Shop and Mythic Prisms guide

40 (+10 Bonus) Mythic Prisms = $39.99 USD

75 (+25 Bonus) Mythic Prisms = $74.99 USD


<p>The mythic Mercy skin requires 50 Mythic Prisms that you can buy with real money. It costs $9.99 USD for 10, $39.99 USD for 50, and $74.99 USD for 100. Meanwhile, the paid version of the Overwatch 2 Season 10 Battle Pass costs $9.99 USD or 1,000 Overwatch Coins. Note that you must reach tier 48 of the Season 10 Battle Pass as well for the latter route. </p>



The mythic Mercy skin requires 50 Mythic Prisms that you can buy with real money. It costs $9.99 USD for 10, $39.99 USD for 50, and $74.99 USD for 100. Meanwhile, the paid version of the Overwatch 2 Season 10 Battle Pass costs $9.99 USD or 1,000 Overwatch Coins. Note that you must reach tier 48 of the Season 10 Battle Pass as well for the latter route. 



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<p>Mercy mains are in for a treat in Overwatch 2 Season 10. The support hero now has her very own mythic skin! Vengeance Mercy is also a part of the game's Mirrorwatch universe, which means she's a member of Talon. Read on for our guide on how to unlock the Vengeance mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2!</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ScreenShot_24-04-28_19-44-35-000-1024x576.jpg" alt="Obtain 50 Mythic Prisms to unlock the mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2" class="wp-image-403440"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Obtain 50 Mythic Prisms to unlock Vengeance Mercy skin in Overwatch 2 (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-get-the-mythic-mercy-skin-in-overwatch-2">How to get the mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2</h2>



<p>To obtain the legendary Vengeance Mercy skin in Overwatch 2, you must first obtain 50 Mythic Prisms. Next, visit the Mythic Shop and trade them in for the base version of the Mercy skin. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-58-1024x576.jpg" alt="How to unlock the mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2" class="wp-image-403443"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">How to unlock the mythic Mercy skin in Overwatch 2 (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<p>if you wish to customize Vengeance Mercy further, then that requires 10 more Mythic Prisms per level after the base level. Unlocking all four levels of mythic Mercy requires 80 Mythic Prisms in total.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-58-1-1024x576.jpg" alt="Customization cost " class="wp-image-403449"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Customization cost (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-get-mythic-prisms-for-the-vengeance-mercy-skin">How to get Mythic Prisms for the Vengeance Mercy skin</h2>



<p>Unlike previous seasons of Overwatch 2, the Season 10 mythic is not part of the paid Battle Pass. Instead, this Battle Pass grants you Mythic Prisms for every 10 tiers until tier 78. This means once you reach tier 48, you'll have 50 Mythic Prisms, which is enough to redeem for Mercy's base mythic skin. You also have the option to spend your Mythic Prisms on another mythic from a previous season. </p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-mythic-prisms-cost-and-how-to-get-them">Mythic Prisms cost and how to get them</h2>



<ul>
<li>10 Mythic Prisms = $9.99 USD</li>



<li>40 (+10 Bonus) Mythic Prisms = $39.99 USD</li>



<li>75 (+25 Bonus) Mythic Prisms = $74.99 USD</li>
</ul>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-58-4-1024x573.jpg" alt="You can grind through the paid Battle Pass or buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2" class="wp-image-403489"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">You can grind through the paid Battle Pass or buy Mythic Prisms in Overwatch 2 (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<p>The mythic Mercy skin requires 50 Mythic Prisms that you can buy with real money. It costs $9.99 USD for 10, $39.99 USD for 50, and $74.99 USD for 100. Meanwhile, the paid version of the Overwatch 2 Season 10 Battle Pass costs $9.99 USD or 1,000 Overwatch Coins. Note that you must reach tier 48 of the Season 10 Battle Pass as well for the latter route. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-58-3-1024x576.jpg" alt="Reach tier 48 of the paid Battle Pass to obtain 50 Mythic Prisms " class="wp-image-403485"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Reach tier 48 of the paid Battle Pass to obtain 50 Mythic Prisms (Image via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



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