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This “Overwatch 2” Charm Costs Less In Real Life Than It Does In-Game

Posted on November 1, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

The hits just keep coming.

Amidst the various issues Blizzard has been having with ‘Overwatch 2’ since its release, it looks like we can add ‘questionable in-game purchase prices’ to the list. .

Reddit user hi_im_redbeard has pointed outthat one of the weapon charms — cosmetic items you can attach to a playable character’s weapon for a bit of added personalization — will actually cost you more money as an in-game purchase than a real-world one (via Reddit). As in, you can buy a real, physical charm (a keychain, really) of the exact same design, directly from Blizzard, for less money.
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