- Published February 11, 2016
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The game that everyone wants to get their hands on has recently gone back into closed beta after a bit of a festive break. While our heroes may have been enjoying the time off, the hardworking developers at Blizzard have been making sure their return will be a glorious one.
While people were already praising the previous Overwatch beta for it’s delightful gameplay, fans were still feeling a little apprehensive about the game. Even though players were having fun with Overwatch, they didn’t feel like there was much to the game that would keep them playing. Well, fortunately, this beta implements and shows off the player progression and loot systems.
From player levels to loot boxes, the Overwatch beta now has a pretty extensive player experience and reward system. The new system in place will provide players with ways to show off their experience with their favourite heroes as well as getting them to look rather spiffy. I will admit the new player items look amazing and will probably be the bane of many bank accounts.
I know that now, more than ever, players are looking forward to what Overwatch has on offer. Besides the new cosmetics and other player systems, the new game modes offer a lot more for players to enjoy. There will even be enough room for players to cusstomise their gameplay experience in Overwatch to suit their own preferences.
If you’re hoping to get in on this action you best make sure you’ve signed up for the closed beta and hope that Blizzard lets in quite a few more players this time around.
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You can check out a more in-depth look at the player progression system here .
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