Blizzard does not seem very for the work of returning that money despite being a game error.
Although it has already managed to sneak into the most played of the moment, Overwatch 2 is not getting rid of having a most controversial launch. Of the connection problems that they threw queues of up to 40,000 users and the complaints about the price of the skins, until a new bug capable of inadvertently making purchases.
The most curious thing is that Blizzard already has several of these unfortunate releases behind them over the years, although this one from Overwatch 2 is being especially chaotic. While working on solving other problems, everything indicates that in this specific case, the company will not refund credits spent to users who have been affected by this bug.
Be careful what you say in Overwatch 2 chat
As we can see through the forums of Redditseveral are the users who denounce an error in Overwatch 2 that causes the game’s chat inputs to be interpreted as orders to buy new skins. In this way, several users have spent credits without even realizing it, and it does not seem that they will be able to recover that money.
Some of these users would have already contacted Blizzard’s customer service, only to find that the company will not refund these purchases, even if it was due to an error. At the moment it is also unknown if the problem has been solved or there is still the possibility that you mistakenly spend credits on skins for simply using the Overwatch 2 chat.
Overwatch 2 skins aren’t exactly cheap, which is another reason why the Overwatch 2 community is pretty pissed off at Blizzard. Is transition from the traditional model of the first part to the free to play system it is costing the company more than one headache.
Overwatch is now available on consoles PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and PC. Same platforms on which the first installment of the series was available, which closed its activity forever just a few days ago, putting an end to one of the experiences that defined the hero shooter genre.