Blizzard’s latest collaboration with K-pop group LE SSERAFIM has the community divided on the direction Overwatch 2 seems to be taking. Despite the addition of new event-specific challenges and themed skins, a growing number of players feel that this crossover is misplaced.
This collab drops on March 18, 2025, bringing LE SSERAFIM-themed skins for heroes such as Mercy, D.Va, Ashe, Illari, and Juno.
Past Overwatch2 major pop events, including Diablo 4, were generally well-received, but this one has struck a nerve with a portion of the player base.
Why Overwatch 2 Fans Are Divided
One camp is clearly excited about the new content and the much-needed variety to Overwatch 2’s live-service cycle. They embrace Blizzard’s attempt to inject mainstream appeal after the game’s recent struggle with player retention.
Many players were expecting new hero announcements, balance improvements, and gameplay updates to boost the upbeat Hero Shooter’s ratings. One player on Reddit echoed the widespread frustration over Blizzard’s priorities.
Missing Features And Identity Clash
Fans expected more from Blizzard than just a pop-culture event that seemingly departs from Overwatch 2’s core identity. The tone itself clashes with the game’s established sci-fi aesthetic and...
