September 2022 is a Month of Lasts for Overwatch
The original Overwatchhas been going strong for over six years, but this October marks the end of the hero shooter, as it is going to be entirely replaced by Overwatch 2. Though the sequel shares many of the same qualities as Overwatch, it is definitely taking the ever-popular title into a new direction with a completely different team composition and revamped hero kits. Overwatch 2 is going to play much differently than its predecessor, and since fans will not be able to return to the original, many may find this final month of Overwatch to be bittersweet.
September 2022 will not only be the final month of Overwatch, but many of its current features that players have grown accustomed to as well. Overwatch 2 will introduce its own leveling system and competitive seasons in place of Overwatch’s, as well as brand-new and reworked heroes — with some changing roles altogether. All these changes are going to happen quickly, so players who like the current setup of Overwatch should enjoy this final season before the game transitions.
Why Overwatch 2 Locking Heroes Behind the Battle Pass is So Controversial
Over the course of its lifespan, Overwatch has had a total of 36 competitive seasons, all of which have had players working hard to achieve the highest possible rank and earn competitive points. Each season introduced character readjustments, new maps, or additional heroes, so even if players did not want to partake in the more competitive side of Overwatch, each new season meant the game was going to change in some fashion. Players ranging from Bronze rank to Top 500 will have one last go to obtain as many SR points as possible during season 36 before it ends on October 4 and the competitive ranking system is refreshed in
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