Echo Overwatch 2 – Blizzard Entertainments’ most anticipated shooter game, Overwatch 2, was finally released to the gaming world after six years. You can get this first-person shooter game on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Playstation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and Series S.
Don’t forget to try the new modes, various skins, cosmetics, and armaments while selecting over 35 strong roster heroes to beat your foes in the vast maps of the 5v5 PVP gameplay. One such strong damage hero is Echo.
If you are a devotee of Overwatch 1, you probably encountered her while having long-lasting battles with your rivals. If you are new to this free-to-play shooter game, she is a damage-class hero with more abilities than you think.
Echo will look like a robotic fairy with its advanced artificial intelligence, and she is a versatile hero who will drive you airborne to defeat your rivals in this shooter game. So, having Echo will gain more rewards and more security. Follow this guide to learn how to Unlock Eco in Overwatch 2.
How to Unlock Echo in Overwatch 2
If you are new to this shooter game, you need to play 150 Unranked Games to unlock Eco in Overwatch 2.
Once you have completed those unranked matches in this shooter game, you can unlock your Echo by the end of the round, and you can also unlock all other heroes in this FPS game.
Suppose you want to access Echo as fast to utilize her high-damage pellets and explosive stickies. In that case, you should win at least 75 unranked games, and it’s not difficult as competitive mode, since Blizzard gives you double XP for every victory in this shooter game.
Note that if you are the owner of the Battle Pass, you can unlock Echo quicker than any other technique, since the battle pass gives plenty of rewards for completing the task.
Echo Abilities
As I said earlier, Echo can play many roles in Overwatch 2, and she is one of the weakest heroes, but if you use her abilities wisely, you will defeat your rivals in your match. Before playing as an Echo in your upcoming game, check out the capabilities below.
- Sticky Bomb: It’s the secondary fire of the Echo. So, you can throw 6 Sticky Bombs at the target area, and they will blast after a delay. These explosives easily stick to various surfaces and foes, so you can easily defeat your rivals using this ability. Note that the Sticky Bomb will be explosive in a 2m radius and cool down within six seconds.
- Glide: This is a passive skill of Echo, which helps to glide when she falls to the ground. You can quickly activate the Glide by clicking and holding the jump key.
- Focusing Beam: As an Echo, you can use this skill to deliver a powerful beam fire to attach your foes, walls, and turrets while having half the amount of health. You can throw the fire about 16m, reaching the target within 2 seconds.
- Flight: Once you activate this ability, Echo can fly fast in a forward direction for a limited period. It is Echo’s practical evasive skill, so you can utilize it in high-ground battles.
- Tri-Shot: This is the primary fire choice of the Echo. You can quickly deliver three shots in a triangle design to attack your foes. Using this skill, you can easily offend your enemies by giving 51 damages per shot.
- Duplicate: It’s my favorite ability as an Echo; you can easily copy your targeted foes’ skills to offend them. It can be effective for 40m, and your targeted enemies can’t change their hero during the attack, so it will be best for the defender in Overwatch 2.
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Last Updated on October 17, 2022
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