The popular first person shooter title of Overwatch from Blizzard Entertainment saw itself get some major changes today with the new 2.57 update. While the 2.57 update fixed various bugs and introduced the skins of the eight new expansion Overwatch League teams skins to the game's live servers, one of the biggest highlights was the reveal of the Ana Bastet Challenge that will allow players to get various cosmetic items as rewards through collecting wins and in Overwatch Twitch drops by watching streamers participating in the Ana Bastet Challenge.
Ana Bastet Challenge Overwatch Twitch Drops
The first of cosmetic rewards that players can earn from the Ana event that pays homage to the brand new Bastet Overwatch short story are a player icon, victory pose and a new skin for the hero. The challenge that players will be tasked with to get these cosmetic items is to win games in Quick Play, Competitive or Arcade mode. You can find the win requirements for each of the Ana Bastet Challenge rewards below.
However, collecting wins is not the only way that players can earn some cosmetic rewards from the Ana Bastet Challenge. Players will be able to earn 5 unique sprays as Twitch Drops for the support hero by watching participating Twitch streams for various amounts of time. The three lengths of time that will earn you Twitch Drops are two hours, four hours and six hours. You can find all five sprays that will be available as Overwatch Twitch Drops below.
A full list of participating streams where drops will be available and their scheduled times can also be found below.
You will need to make sure that your Twitch account and Blizzard account are linked together in order for you to be able to receive the Ana Bastet Challenge Overwatch drops. You can check to see if your two accounts are linked by visiting the connections page for the platform.
Players will have until January 21st to to earn all of the new Ana Bastet Challenge cosmetic items by either winning nine games or collecting Overwatch Twitch drops through watching participating streams for six hours.
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