Know Before You Go: 2024 OWCS World Finals
The inaugural year of Overwatch Champions Series competition is ending with a bang!
The 2024 OWCS World Finals will kick off Friday, November 22nd as DreamHack Stockholm makes its debut at Stockholmsmässan. Sweden has been home to so many iconic esports moments throughout history, and we’re excited to add the first OWCS World Finals to the list!
As with the OWCS Major at DreamHack Dallas, the eight strongest teams from Asia, NA, and EMEA stand ready to battle for glory and their share of a crowdfunded prize pool. We’ll bring you up to speed on everything you need to know to enjoy the Finals in full - including when, where, and who to watch, what you can earn by tuning in, limited time in-game bundles, and more. We’ll also have some details on an exclusive, Season 14-themed developer update happening on November 22nd… You won’t want to miss it!
Read on to learn about:
The OWCS World Finals will take place over three days of competition in an eight team double-elimination bracket. Games start at 11am CET/2am PT on Friday and Saturday, and 12pm CET/3am PT on Sunday. All matches will take place on stage and on one stream, meaning you can catch ALL the action ALL weekend long!
The OWCS World Finals features three action-packed days of competition, with three unique sets of rewards for you to earn by tuning in! Whether you’re watching on our Twitch and YouTube channels or with any of our drops-enabled co-streamers, you’ll be picking up in-game exclusives like OWCS Brigitte, Mercy, and Torbjorn while enjoying the best games of the 2024 season. We’ll also be running drops-eligible rebroadcasts in NA primetime hours for our west coast friends, too! Check the Where to Watch, Featured Co-Streamers, and Viewership Incentives sections below for more details!
Doors to the festival area will be open starting at 10AM CET on all three days, and will close at midnight CET on Friday and Saturday, 7PM CET on Sunday. You can check the DreamHack Stockholm FAQ and full event rules for more
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