With a new game mode and several new cosmetic features, Overwatch 2's collaboration with K-pop group Le Sserafim is currently available, but the community is divided.

A time-limited game mode, character-specific cosmetics, and an animated music video with characters attending the band's concert are all features of the new partnership. But opinions among fans regarding the total cost of the collaboration are divided now that skins, emotes, and other cosmetics are available. Let's examine the pricing and see why they are controversial as well as, in some ways, a comfort to Overwatch 2 players.

The hero packs for each of the game's heroes—Tracer, Sombra, Kiriko, Brigitte, and D.Va—cost 2500 premium coins ($25). Although Kiriko, who is still Blizzard's favorite these days, receives a weapon charm as well, her bundle isn't more expensive than the others.

All of them are grouped together for 6800 coins ($68), which is roughly half the à la carte price. Purchasing each one separately would set you back $125. Additionally, there is a brief discount available on 7500 coins, which are currently on sale for $50 instead of their usual $75. This implies that if you click the appropriate buttons, you can purchase everything sold throughout the cooperation for $50.

In one significant way, this event differs from some previous Overwatch 2 bundles: instead of needing to shell out more money for larger packages and get additional junk along with the item you actually want, you can purchase individual pieces through the Heroes menu. 

On Reddit, for example, fans are relieved that this isn't a $100 bundle. However, some fans also note that $50 is still a significant amount of money to alter your character's attire and make them dance, even if it gets past Overwatch 2's normal store policies.