You know how they say nostalgia hits you like a truck? Well, that’s exactly what happened when I stumbled upon my old screenshots of the March 26, 2024, Overwatch 2 item shop rotation. I had to do a double-take—was that really two years ago? Time flies when you’re grinding for coins, am I right? Let me take you back to a time when Los Muertos weapons were the talk of the town, and my wallet was about to take a serious hit.

I remember logging in that Tuesday, coffee in hand, ready to see what Blizzard had cooked up. The moment I saw the Los Muertos Weapons Mega Bundle, I nearly spit out my coffee. 1,900 Overwatch Coins for both Soldier: 76 and Junkrat’s common weapon skins? That’s about $19 if you do the math (100 OC = $1 USD, for those keeping score). Now, I’m not usually one to drop that kind of cash on weapon skins, but these had that edgy, Day of the Dead vibe that just screamed “flex on ‘em.” Plus, if you bought them separately, you’d be shelling out 1,200 OC each—so the bundle was a no-brainer if you wanted both. I’ll admit, I caved. No cap, that bundle was lit.

Next up, the Equalizer Lúcio Bundle for 1,500 OC. This one was a legendary skin, and let me tell you, the Equalizer skin made Lúcio look like a futuristic DJ god. It came with a rare player icon, the “Boop” voice line (classic), a rare victory pose (handstand—showoff much?), and a common spray. As a Lúcio main back then, I was tempted, but my coin purse was already feeling the burn from the Los Muertos bundle. Still, I’d argue it was worth every penny for the style points alone.

Then there was the Rustclad Torbjörn Bundle for 900 OC—an epic skin, rare player icon, and the “Indigestion” spray. I’m not gonna lie, the name “Indigestion” had me chuckling. It’s like Blizzard knew Torb’s turret gives people heartburn. At 900 OC, it was the budget-friendly option of the week, and I seriously considered picking it up just for the meme value.

Finally, the Militia Roadhog Bundle for 1,200 OC. Legendary skin, rare player icon, the “ALF” spray, and the “Killed for less than that” voice line. That voice line alone is peak Roadhog—savage and hilarious. I didn’t buy it, but I definitely got wrecked by a few Roadhogs rocking that skin in my next few matches. Talk about adding insult to injury.

Here’s a quick breakdown of the bundles for all you number crunchers out there:

Bundle	Rarity	Price (OC)	What’s Inside
Los Muertos Weapons Mega Bundle	Legendary	1,900	Soldier: 76 & Junkrat weapon skins
Equalizer Lúcio Bundle	Legendary	1,500	Lúcio skin, player icon, voice line, victory pose, spray
Rustclad Torbjörn Bundle	Epic	900	Torbjörn skin, player icon, spray
Militia Roadhog Bundle	Legendary	1,200	Roadhog skin, player icon, spray, voice line

And if you wanted just one of the Los Muertos weapon skins, they were 1,200 OC a pop. Ouch.

Looking back, that rotation was a perfect snapshot of what made Overwatch 2’s shop so addictive—and so dangerous for my bank account. Blizzard had also announced around that time that every major in-game event would feature a free skin you could earn by playing, just like the good old days of the first Overwatch. That little nugget of hope kept me from completely emptying my wallet. I mean, who doesn’t love free stuff? It’s like finding a twenty in your pocket, but better because it’s a shiny new skin.

Fast forward to 2026, and the shop has evolved so much. We’ve seen countless rotations, mythic skins, and collabs that would have blown my 2024 mind. But there’s something special about that March 26 rotation—it was a simpler time, when Los Muertos weapons were the hottest ticket in town and I was just a wide-eyed player trying not to go broke. Would I do it all over again? You bet your bottom dollar I would. Well, maybe I’d budget a little better next time. 😅

So here’s to the memories, the skins, and the eternal struggle of balancing your love for cosmetics with your rent payment. Stay frosty, fellow gamers—and may your coin reserves always be plentiful.