Overwatch 2's Defense Matrix initiative will be a vital tool when the game releases worldwide on October 1. Blizzard is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that the experience stays fair for all the players, and nobody can take advantage of unfair means.
Blizzard is revamping the registration system for its upcoming release to ensure a fair playing ground for every player. It will require players to submit their phone numbers as the publisher feels it could discourage players from getting involved in unfair means. Moreover, the Defense Matrix seems to be something that will be mandatory for all the players; without it, they won't be able to play the game.
Blizzard has already explained how the proposed system will work in Overwatch 2. They have also hinted at their expectations regarding how effective the new system will be in ensuring fair playing grounds. Given the possible importance of the system, here's what players will be required to do to ensure they can jump into the matches as soon as the game launches.
As good as Overwatch has been, there have been instances of cheaters causing major problems for players. Blizzard now hopes to turn it around, and they have already mentioned the Defense Matrix in an upcoming blog post.
While the exact nature of the new system hasn't been given, Overwatch 2 players will presumably be required to participate in the system mandatorily. It will likely be implemented when players register their accounts on Blizzard. They will have to submit their cellular connection numbers when registering their accounts.
Blizzard will likely send a One-Time Password (OTP), which players must submit to verify their mobile number. Once done, their cellular connection number will be registered with their
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