Overwatch 2 Provides Gamers New Method to Get Overwatch Coins

All that stated, once you have actually started making points or currently have some points to spend, you can turn those Microsoft Rewards points into Overwatch Coins. The Microsoft Benefits website presently has three various alternatives to do so: 200 Overwatch Coins for 1,800 Microsoft Rewards points, 500 Coins for 5,000 points, and 1,000 Coins for 10,000 points.

If you haven't messed around in Microsoft Rewards previously, it's a pretty simple concept to comprehend. You enroll in the program here, and by finishing everyday jobs involving looking things up by means of Bing, taking tests, and taking part in other activities using Microsoft's services, you earn points. It's similar to the sites that promise you rewards for taking surveys in such, but this one's in fact a dependable choice, and the fact that you use Bing searches to get points indicates that you can earn them quite passively.

It's not a great ratio thinking about how pricey some Overwatch 2 cosmetics can be, but if you take a look at this as a method to contribute to your wallet rather than absolutely funding it, it's not a bad offer at all. The page for this Overwatch 2 promotion does say that the 200 Coins offer is a unique rate readily available for a minimal time, so don't bank on that one staying for too long.

As the tweet above suggested, Microsoft is likewise distributing an Overwatch 2-themed Xbox Series X via a Microsoft Benefits sweepstakes. You spend for your entries with Microsoft Benefits points, however, so you'll probably be better off banking those for some Overwatch Coins rather.

Overwatch 2 gamers who want some extra Overwatch Coins to spend on skins and such however do not really desire to invest any real money now have an option when it comes to completing their virtual wallets. Blizzard announced this week that Overwatch 2 is now part of the Microsoft Rewards program which indicates that gamers can redeem Microsoft Benefits points for Overwatch Coins, and considering that these Microsoft Benefits don't need to cost any cash, you can technically get these Overwatch Coins free of charge.

Microsoft Rewards revealed a similar effort back in Might when it said that League of Legends players would have the ability to buy Riot Points utilizing Microsoft Regards points, too.