Sure, the outfits might be available during future editions of Halloween Terror and you might have earned enough Coins for free to snag them by then, but you won’t be able to get them now unless you fork over some cash. The standalone Executioner Junker Queen skin costs 1,900 Coins, or around $19 in real money.īy this point in the game’s lifecycle, no one will have earned enough Overwatch Coins by completing in-game challenges alone to have enough currency for either skin.
Witch Kiriko is part of a bundle that costs 2,600 Overwatch Coins.
If you want the rad new Kiriko and Junker Queen looks, you’ll need to pay up. MORE FROM FORBES 'Overwatch 2' Patch Notes: Halloween Event, Map And Hero Returns And More By Kris Holt There are a couple dozen event challenges, featuring rewards such as a name plate, Weapon Charms, sprays, voice lines and XP boosts, but there are no skins or Overwatch Coins. You won’t earn any skins just by playing Wrath of the Bride a bunch of times (beyond what you get by leveling up the Battle Pass). However, when you zoom out, you can see some problems. In its own bubble, Wrath of the Bride is a blast.
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