Since Overwatch 2 launched, over 40 million players have ignored the objective.
to slip-out a bit of a humblebrag: Since launch, the game has attracted"over 40 million players, both returning and new." Partly that's because, unlike the original, Overwatch 2 is free-to-play, but even so that's a staggering number of players ignoring the objective.
Blizzard is also taking aim at inappropriate content in custom games, probably because a persistent problem for the game has been. It says it has some new moderation tools that will automatically target"inappropriate titles or content, along with issuing restrictions or account actions to those who create and post such custom games."
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