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Frequently Asked Questions
How many placement games do I need to complete to reach my desired rank?
In Overwatch 2, the placement system has evolved and keeps evolving every patch. As of Season 9, players must complete ten matches to determine their starting rank. These matches are crucial, as they set the foundation for your competitive journey.
Additionally, Blizzard has introduced rank modifiers, which adjust your rank based on factors like win streaks and match difficulty. This means that even after placements, your rank can shift dynamically depending on your performance.
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What ranks or divisions are available in Overwatch 2’s competitive mode?
Ranks are divided into skill tiers, each containing five divisions. Here’s the full breakdown:
- Bronze (Divisions 1-5);
- Silver (Divisions 1-5);
- Gold (Divisions 1-5);
- Platinum (Divisions 1-5);
- Diamond (Divisions 1-5);
- Master (Divisions 1-5);
- Grandmaster (Divisions 1-5);
- Champion (Divisions 1-5) (Introduced in Season 9);
- Top 500 (Exclusive to the highest-ranked players in each region).
Your rank adjusts after every match based on performance, win streaks, and match difficulty. The Champion rank was introduced to bridge the gap between Grandmaster and Top 500, making high-level competition even more intense.
Do I have to go through placement matches every season?
Yes! In Overwatch 2, players must complete 10 placement matches at the start of each competitive season. These matches determine your initial rank and set the foundation for your climb.
Blizzard has also introduced rank modifiers, which adjust your rank based on factors like win streaks and match difficulty. This means that even after placements, your rank can shift dynamically depending on your performance.
