Earlier in 2024, a promised PvE campaign was canceled, marking a significant shift from the original vision of the sequel, although PvP updates are still ongoing.

There are growing concerns that, unlike the original Overwatch where skins could be earned in-game, current offerings heavily favor paid content.

The recently launched My Hero Academia bundle, set to debut with Season 15 on November 15, costs 5700 Overwatch Coins, roughly equivalent to $49.99.

Despite ongoing contention surrounding the game's decisions, Overwatch 2's My Hero Academia collaboration has exceeded fan expectations in certain areas.

The choice of Reinhardt for the All Might skin has sparked debate, with some fans feeling that the skin should have been given to Ramattra instead, given Reinhardt's frequent skin updates.

Community discussions around Overwatch 2 updates and skins are common, reflecting the ongoing divide in player opinions about the game's direction.

Overwatch 2, developed by Blizzard Entertainment, is a free-to-play multiplayer game that continues to evolve with new content and updates.

Since its launch, the game has faced divisiveness due to gameplay changes and new monetization models that have alienated some longtime fans while attracting new players.

While some players view the $50 price as fair due to the number of items included, others argue that it reflects a troubling shift in how Overwatch 2 defines value compared to the original game.

The bundle features five major character skins: Reinhardt as All Might, Tracer as Deku, Kiriko as Himiko Toga, Reaper as Tomura Shigaraki, and Juno as Uravity, along with a total of 30 items including emotes and voice lines.