Overwatch 2of Season 10 Starting today, April 16, it brings new hero,a new one limited time eventis also a new way to make money mythical skin, you can earn rare customizable skins by progressing throughout the Premium Battle Pass. This is a nice change for those who didn’t buy all the battle passes and missed out on one of the skins the first time around. However, now that the new system has launched, it’s quickly becoming clear just how costly chasing these rare skins can be.
Let’s start with a basic analysis of how the New Myth Shop works. This is a new tab on the store page that includes Mythic skins from previous battle passes that rotate between seasons.As of this writing, Orisa and Moira’s Skins cannot be earned and will return next season and two seasons later respectively. You can unlock any of the other available skins using a new currency called Mythic Prisms.These are all passed Premium (paid) battle pass, or can be purchased with real money. These prisms allow you to unlock the base skin itself, and then gradually unlock customization options as you progress through the battle pass. By the time you reach the end of the pass, you’ll have enough Mythic Prisms to unlock the full Mythic skin, just like you did before the new store was implemented.
In theory, this provides players who may have missed out on previous battle passes (either not purchasing the premium version or not playing during a specific season) or those new to the game with a chance to earn Mythic skins. But as of now, it’s impossible to truly catch up on all the content you’ve missed without paying real money, as the Battle Pass only offers enough Prism for one skin per season. So if you’re just getting Prism through the battle pass, you’ll have to decide between buying the new Mythic skin or buying the old skin using the currency you earn while playing the game. Currently, it is not possible to purchase more than one skin per season without using real cash.
If you want to buy mythical skins directly, you’ll have to buy prisms in bulk, and they’re not cheap. The 10-prism bundle costs $10, but the next available 50-prism bundle costs $39.99, which isn’t enough to buy the Mythic skin. Mercy, launched this season, is priced at 80 Prisms, and if you want to purchase it, you’ll have to pay $74.99 for a 100-currency pack, More than your average video game. Some are indeed cheaper than others, but not by much. Hanzo’s skin has fewer customization options than other skins, with only 70 prisms. Even so, this is significantly more expensive than how you’ve unlocked these skins in the past, as the premium battle pass typically costs 1,000 Overwatch coins ($10), and you can just grind them to get the Mythic skins.
it thinks when a monkey’s paw curls Overwatch 2 Bringing old mythical skins out of the vault. However, this does follow a more popular move: No longer puts heroes behind the battle pass. Overwatch 2 A lot of its monetization practices have to change, and I guess given the choice between a hero that costs money and an expensive skin, I’d go with the latter. This game can never be just a win, right?Still waiting for official news from Blizzard Story mission canceledbut I guess we’ll get the bad news before the worse news.