Inherently a competitive game to many, Overwatch 2 has a dedicated Competitive Mode, each with its own set of ranks.
This mode is the defacto way for players to test their mettle against each other, not only participating in high-octane, often stressful, gameplay but also giving players something to work towards, a goal in mind, a rank.
For Overwatch 2, the developers over at Blizzard Entertainment decided to change how ranks work. Measured by SR in the first iteration of Overwatch, it's now been replaced by Skill Tier Divisions in its sequel. The change was made to have players be more aware of what rank they sit at alongside making sure that it correctly and accurately represented their skill level.
There are tons of ranks to climb in Overwatch 2, that's why we've jotted them down in order.
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Here are all of the Overwatch 2 ranks in order
Starting from lowest to highest, here are all of the Overwatch 2 ranks in order.
Bronze
- Bronze 5 (lowest)
- Bronze 4
- Bronze 3
- Bronze 2
- Bronze 1 (highest)
Silver
- Silver 5
- Silver 4
- Silver 3
- Silver 2
- Silver 1
Gold
- Gold 5
- Gold 4
- Gold 3
- Gold 2
- Gold 1
Platinum
- Platinum 5
- Platinum 4
- Platinum 3
- Platinum 2
- Platinum 1
Diamond
- Diamond 5
- Diamond 4
- Diamond 3
- Diamond 2
- Diamond 1
Master
- Master 5
- Master 4
- Master 3
- Master 2
- Master 1
Grandmaster
- Grandmaster 5
- Grandmaster 4
- Grandmaster 3
- Grandmaster 2
- Grandmaster 1
Each Skill Tier includes five divisions, as players climb the ranks, divisions count down until they reach the next tier. When a player is climbing from Platinum Platinum 3, for example, they'd move up to Platinum 2, and so on, and so forth.
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