How to Change Regions in Overwatch 2 for Better Access

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Overwatch 2 has arrived recently, and some players still face login issues due to busy game servers. A practical workaround is to switch regions. This guide explains how to change the region to improve access and reduce waiting times.

Overwatch 2 Guides

  1. How to change the server and region in Overwatch 2
  2. How to quickly level up and upgrade the battle pass in Overwatch 2

How to change servers in Overwatch 2

Despite the developers efforts, Overwatch 2 servers remain under heavy load as players try to jump in. If a long queue appears, changing the region can help. Unlike some other titles, Overwatch 2 does not provide a real time server load indicator for individual servers, so players often rely on region changes to find lighter queues.

Users should open the Battle.net launcher and select the globe icon next to the Play button to begin switching regions.

In the regional window that appears, choose a different region and save the changes. Then click the Play button to launch the game and observe the new server load. If the chosen region is still full, repeat the process and pick another region until access is smoother.

For other errors encountered in the game, this guide offers additional troubleshooting steps and solutions.

Which platforms can you switch servers on in Overwatch 2

Region switching is available to players on PC. Console players on PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch should expect longer waits and may need to wait for their turn depending on network conditions and local demand.

Other guides

  • How to quickly level up and upgrade the battle pass in Overwatch 2

Notes: This guidance reflects information shared by gaming outlets and the player community as of now.

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