Blizzard is offering Overwatch players in-game compensation after bugs prevented some from completing certain challenges during the Talon x Overwatch event. The completion requirements for other tasks will also be lowered to counteract time lost. A statement on Blizzard's forums informs players that anyone who completed at least one event challenge in the first week of the event will automatically receive in-game compensation. This will include all of the rewards from both faction base passes and two prestige passes. This is because many players were unable to switch factions during the event in order to complete both passes. Rewards include 14 lootboxes, Sojourn and Emre VO lines, Overwatch and Talon titles, an Overwatch weapon charm, and the Emre Namecard. Further, pass completion for Legendary Faction Titles will be lowered by one. Essentially, if a challenge asked you to complete eight Overwatch passes, you now only have to do seven. "Marvel Rivals is the best thing to happen to Overwatch": Fans react to Blizzard's big changes and 10 new heroes "The mood all week" - After a year of Marvel Rivals dominance, Blizzard is just happy you're playing Overwatch again Blizzard insists its Overwatch rebrand isn't "us trying to admit there was a failure" If you haven't received your lootboxes yet, then there is no need to panic. The in-game gifts will be slowly distributed to all applicable accounts; you may just have to wait a while before it's your turn. The drop is automatic, so if you're eligible to receive the free stuff, there is nothing that you need to do. Overwatch recently received a rebrand with Talon x Overwatch serving as the game's first return event. Dropping the 2 actually seems to have worked for the hero shooter, as it doubled its previous Steam concurrent user peak, with 165,000 players joining the fray via that platform alone. It's disappointing that a game, which only just turned its fortunes around, would run into such devastating server issues, but hopefully the legendary lootbox will do something to stem the tide of players just giving up. Blizzard drops Overwatch Jetpack Cat lore and everyone agrees there's something fishy with that feline: "No regular cat would be able to coordinate and operate machinery like that"