Overwatch 2 'Steam Invasion Ultimate bundle DLC content missing' bug acknowledged; players demand Artwork section

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Numerous Overwatch 2 players have lately been complaining that the Steam Invasion Ultimate bundle DLC content is missing.

Blizzard Entertainment recently launched the DLC, which adds new Legendary skins, Story Missions, 2,000 Overwatch coins, and much more.

Ever since the launch, Steam users have been review-bombarding OW2 as mostly negative. Some are even taken aback that the developers decided to release the game on Steam.

While others believe this to be a final attempt made by the company to attract more gamers owing to the significant decline in player count. But by looking at the reports (1,2,3,4), it appears that the majority of reviews are by TF2 bots.

In addition to this, some Overwatch 2 fans (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) are also unhappy as the game’s Steam page does not feature an Artwork tab section.

The artwork tab section houses a collection of all the artwork uploaded by different players.

It is a great place to find new and creative artwork for your favorite games and also allows you to support the work of artists in the Steam community.

Gamers are disappointed that the artwork section has not been incorporated and that they are unable to view some impressive artwork.

Although a few speculate this has been done owing to concerns over explicit content and negative feedback. In addition, they assert that the screenshot section is full of such content as well.

And this is without a doubt bad news for those unable to have fun by uploading and sharing memes, Overwatch 2 fanart, and much more.

This is the first game in Steam that i see not having an Artwork page… i wonder why.
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Why does this game not have a artwork section?
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And understandably, those affected are now requesting Steam to introduce an Artwork section for Overwatch 2 as well. Nevertheless, troubles don’t end here.

Several Overwatch 2 players (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) are also experiencing an issue where the Ultimate Invasion bundle DLC content is missing.

As per the claims, some are unable to get access to content even after waiting for hours. While others contend to be receiving the items after repeatedly resetting their game and waiting for some time.

Notably, this happens only when one purchases the bundle from Steam. Luckily, users on other platforms are not experiencing such issues.

And this is undeniably saddening for those who purchased the DLC in anticipation of playing the new storyline as soon as it released.

A player asserts that even though the payment went through, they have not received the battle pass, skins, pve, or coins. In addition, one gets the ‘you have already purchased the pack’ message when trying to repurchase it.

I finally got mine after 2 and a half hours lmao. I had to reset my game like 4 times to get it.
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Love spending 43 dollars and waiting near 5 hours just to receive my items
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Those affected are now advising others not to purchase the DLC bundle from Steam until the problem is resolved.

Fortunately, Blizzard Entertainment has acknowledged the issue where purchases on Steam do not grant access to the content and is actively working on fixing it.

For the time being, gamers are advised to try restarting their Overwatch 2 game client for a potential fix.

Unfortunately, there’s no official word on the missing Artwork section.

That said, we will keep tabs on the issues where the Overwatch 2 Steam Invasion Ultimate bundle DLC content is missing and players are asking for an ‘Artwork Section’.

We will update this story as we come across new information.

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