Overwatch 2: How to Get Coins Fast

Coins in Overwatch 2 are an in game currency that can be used to buy the Premium Battle Pass and in-game cosmetic items. However, it isn't a thought it's a cakewalk to accumulate this specific currency, especially if you're trying to buy the Battle Pass. Fortunately, we're here to help with that.

Today, we're here to go through a handful of methods you can use to potentially get coins faster. These methods include logging in to do the weekly missions, using the old fashioned way and buying them from the store using actual money, and tuning in to certain Twitch events to get freebies.

So, without further ado, here's how you can get coins fast in Overwatch 2. If you want a professional booster to get you to the rank you want, you can always hire a professional-level booster from Eloking to do so. Just remember to use the code "BoostToday" so you can avail the 20% discount too.

Weekly Challenges

One of the primary methods for earning coins in Overwatch 2 is through Weekly Challenges. Access the Challenges menu and navigate to the Weekly tab. Here, you'll find a set of challenges that refresh weekly, each offering 5,000 Battle Pass XP. By completing these challenges, you can earn up to 60 coins per week:

• Finish 4 weekly challenges for 30 coins.
• Complete 8 weekly challenges for an additional 20 coins.
• Max out your weekly challenge progress by completing all 11 challenges to earn 10 bonus coins.

Of course, to ensure you can accumulate as many coins as possible, you'll have to be extremely consistent with this and not miss a single week. If you do, you'll lose out on a couple of coins and mess up your monthly earnings by a lot.

Shop Purchases

If you're itching to stock up on coins quickly, you can always opt to purchase them directly from the in-game shop. Head to the Shop tab where you'll find various coin packs available for purchase. The price points for coins are as follows:

• 500 coins for $4.99
• 1,000 coins for $9.99
• 2,200 coins for $19.99
• 5,700 coins for $49.99
• 11,600 coins for $99.99

Naturally, this is a bit of a cheat since you technically aren't earning the coins. But hey, you earned the money you used to buy the coins, right? That coins enough in our books. Of course, this will only work if you don't come across the annoying bug that stops you from buying coins in Overwatch 2.

Struggling to win? Bad teammates?

Purchase a game with one of our PRO players.

One game

Average wait time <10 minutes

$4.00 $3.32 per game

Buy Now  - $3.32

Two games

Average wait time <10 minutes

$8.00 $3.00 per game

Buy Now  - $6.00

Three games

Average wait time <10 minutes

$12.00 $2.50 per game

Buy Now  - $7.50

Cancel

There was an error while processing your payment. Please try again later.

Cardholder's name

Email

Info

Your order will be assigned to account with this email address. If you do not have an account, it will be created for you.

Street Address

City

State

Postcode/Zipcode

Info

Estimated Competitor Price is the price our competitors would charge you for a similar boost.

Total Price:

Purchase Boost

Secure Credit & Debit Card Payments Processed by

Info

Using Stripe Inc. Payment Gateway allows us to provide our customers with an end-to-end encrypted, secure checkout experience. We will never store your card or personal data.

Twitch Drops

While Blizzard doesn't typically offer Overwatch Coins as Twitch Drops, participating in Twitch Drops events can still be lucrative for cosmetic enthusiasts. Keep an eye on the Overwatch website or follow Overwatch's official social media channels for announcements about Twitch Drops events. By watching designated Twitch streams during these events, you can earn various in-game rewards, including additional cosmetics.

Of course, it's also crucial for players to link their Overwatch 2 account with their Twitch account. If you don't, then you won't be able to redeem the freebies and rewards you get for tuning into the Twitch streams.

Additionally, keep in mind that just watching the stream for a second isn't enough to guarantee you the drop. Some streams give random drops to viewers, while others have viewers watch the stream for a set amount of time before being given the Twitch drop. Be sure to check the rules of the stream before dedicating the required time to it.