Overwatch 2, the free-to-play hero shooter by Blizzard, received a small patch yesterday. The October 13 Patch brought many things but mostly about bug fixes and improvements.
Numbani and Necropolis have been added back to their respective Map Pools. The patch also makes sure that Kiriko’s ultimate won’t grant extra attack speed to Zenyatta. The Yokai achievement for Kiriko is now attainable, and the report interface issue on consoles is addressed.
You can read about the rest of the changes below.
Heroes
Kiriko
- Fixed a bug with Swift Step that could result in the player being placed under the terrain in some cases
Workshop
- Fixed an issue where Workshop Green Screen would load Workshop Island instead
- Fixed a bug where Night Workshop maps were loading daytime variants
Bug Fixes
General
- Fixed a bug on PlayStation involving the inability to purchase other items in the store after a refund of another item
- Fixed an issue where Legacy credits were not the default currency selected for purchases in the Hero Gallery
- Fixed a bug where some Heroic emotes/poses were incorrectly locked and priced
- Fixed items in the Hero Gallery that were not able to be purchased
- Fixed an issue with the Spectator Options and made clicking in that menu more responsive
- Resolved a bug with low resolution shop images displaying small on some platforms
- Fixed an issue that caused the entire client to appear out of focus
- Fixed a bug where Hero Unlock challenges were not incrementing properly in Total Mayhem
- Fixed the challenge System-Wide Malfunction not correctly incrementing
- Fixed challenges Classy Flex’ and ‘Flex Your Power not progressing while in a Group
- Fixed a bug with some Challenges not correctly showing up during the end of game flow
- Resolved a bug where leaving Skirmish could cause Challenge progress to be lost
- Fixed an issue where adjusting Render Scale to any value would cause graphical corruption
- Fixed a bug where depth of field would remain active in gameplay and leave your screen blurry
- Fixed a bug with camera placement in captured Highlights
- General Stability Updates
Competitive
- Many players were ranked too low during the first week of Overwatch 2, so we are implementing a boost as players continue to play games for those affected by this issue.
- Players who were ranked too low could have the feeling of being stuck in this rank. Moving forward, players should be able to climb the ranks in their first rank update assuming they’re supposed to be higher based on their performance.
- Players who haven’t ranked will not experience this issue after this patch.
The complete patch notes of Overwatch 2 October 13 Update are available on the official site.
