Overwatch 2 February 21 Bug-Squashing Update Live on All Platforms, Patch Notes Here

Players’ experience of Overwatch 2 is going to be a little smoother thanks to yesterday’s patch. The February 21 update delivered numerous bug-squashing and gameplay-improving changes.

Streamer Protect feature now obscures Battle Tags differently, and Loverwatch player titles are displayed as intended. Legacy Credits in the Battle Pass are changed from gold to silver, and duplicating Junkrat during Rip-Tire won’t revert Echo to their original form. You can read the complete patch notes below.

• Modified the way Streamer Protect obfuscates Battle Tags
• Fixed a bug that caused Loverwatch player titles to not display
• Fixed an issue in the career profile where it displayed blank rankings for Competitive Role Queue
• Fixed an issue where if you owned all items in the Hero Pack, the price would display as 0.00
• Fixed an issue with the Season 3 banner not displaying when a player first logs into the game this season
• Challenges with multiple sub-criteria should now track correctly (For example - All-Star, Role Mastery, etc.)
• Mastery of Love and Blushing Pink event challenges now correctly display the 5000 XP reward gained from completing the challenges. (Note: If you completed these challenges before this update, you already received your XP. This was a visual issue only.)
• Fixed a visual issue during Competitive Updates for players in Top 500
• Fixed a bug where mouse sensitivity values with a decimal would be rounded to a whole number
• Fixed a bug where players would end up with a negative balance after making a purchase
• Legacy Credits in the Battle Pass are now silver instead of gold

• Echo will no longer revert to their original form when duplicating Junkrat during Rip-Tire

• Fixed in a previous update - Fixed the cast time for Symmetra’s Photon Barrier being too long
• Fixed in a previous update - Fixed an issue where Symmetra would lose the ability to cast new Sentry Turrets if they were destroyed by the environment

The complete changelog can be read via the official site.

So, what do you think? Are you interested in any of these changes? Have you been playing Overwatch 2 recently? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.