Overwatch 2: How to level up your battle pass fast

October 20, 2022 Abraham Smith

With the switch off over watch to surveillance 2, many changes have been made to the game. Aside from the new content like heroes and game modes, the biggest change to the sequel was going from a full-price version to a free-to-play model and removing loot boxes. These two changes alone led to a massive change in how surveillance 2 would take care of the cosmetics, introducing new heroes and progression. The system they have chosen is the tried and tested Battle Pass.

Just like any other Battle Pass, surveillance 2The Pass is a tier-based system where you upgrade your pass, either paid or free, to earn specific rewards at different milestones. Your progression in the Battle Pass is determined by XP, which can be earned in many ways, although there are some that are far more lucrative than others. Considering that you’ll have to level up quite a bit in order to unlock heroes, not to mention the Mythic Skin that’s waiting at the very end, you’ll want to know what’s the quickest way to level up your Battle Pass surveillance 2.

Start with daily challenges

There are multiple levels of challenges surveillance 2, with Dailies being the quickest to complete and update. They’re not the highest payouts of the challenges, but when you consider that you can complete them every day, they become essential for leveling up.

Step 1: Check your daily challenges.

Step 2: Find and focus on three things you can do in one day.

Step 3: You get 3,000 XP for each completed challenge.

Step 4: There are six daily challenges available each day, but you only get the bonus XP for completing the first three.

Step 5: Wait for the challenges to reset and repeat.

Bastion and Torbjorn sit in the workshop in Overwatch 2.

Work on weekly challenges

The next level after the daily challenges are the weekly challenges. These require more engagement than daily games, e.g. B. Winning a total of 10 games or playing seven games as a hero outside of your three most played games. Another difference to note is that the weekly challenges don’t rotate from week to week, at least so far.

Step 1: Read all weekly challenges.

Step 2: Try to maximize your time by combining challenges, e.g. B. Playing a hero from your top 3 in a specific playlist while trying to get 50 eliminations/assists with your ultimate.

Step 3: Each completed weekly challenge awards 5,000 XP, which means you can earn a maximum of 55,000 XP per week.

Step 4: As a bonus, you’ll also get some Overwatch Coins for completing four, eight, and eleven weekly challenges. These won’t help your Battle Pass level, but are still nice perks for your troubles.

Keep an eye on your seasonal challenges

There are a lot of seasonal challenges surveillance 2, which makes sense since they’re meant to take all season. Unfortunately, they don’t give as much XP as you might hope. They are also much more specific, often requiring the use of specific heroes or different things on a specific map e.g. B. getting five eliminations from the Maison Borsa balcony on Circuit Royal, or healing an injured ally after using Swift Step to move through a wall as Kiriko.

Step 1: Search all seasonal challenges.

Step 2: Complete your daily and weekly challenges first.

Step 3: If you’ve completed all of them and want to keep playing, focus on playing as a specific hero first, and then any map-specific tasks.

Step 4: Seasonal challenges award either 500 or 1,000 XP per challenge and can only be completed once per season.

Kiriko holds a kunai and floating cards.

Make sure you have completed your life challenges

While this may sound like the trickiest and most time consuming challenges surveillance 2, they’re actually more of an introductory challenge that you don’t even have to think about most of the time. They can be as simple as getting your first win as a tank character or winning your first game in any game type, but they never reset.

Step 1: Check all lifetime challenges and look for the ones that award XP (many reward you with other things like icons or titles).

Step 2: Stack these challenges with others to beat them efficiently.

Step 3: Lifetime challenges, when they award XP, only give 500, but are so easy to complete you might as well turn them off.

Two squads of heroes collide in an Overwatch 2 trailer.

Just play matches

It wouldn’t be fair if you didn’t earn at least some XP for playing matches surveillance 2, would it now? This is a very minimal amount of XP, mind you, but it’s at least worth being aware of.

Step 1: Download any game from surveillance 2.

Step 2: Earn 100 XP for completing a game and 150 XP for winning.

Step 3: If you play multiple games in a row, you will receive 100 XP per game as a bonus.

The Best Ways to Level Up Your Battle Pass Fast

With all the different ways you can earn Battle Pass XP, here are a few tips to keep in mind as you try to progress through the stages as quickly as possible.

Try and play every day for your daily challenges.
Stack as many challenges and goals as possible.
Take advantage of all double XP events.
Consider purchasing the Premium Battle Pass for the 20% XP boost.
Don’t get burned grinding regular matches for XP (unless you’re focused on having fun).

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