New cosmetics, a new Control map, and Trials of Sanctuary, a new PvE mode inspired by Diablo 4, are now available for all players.
Blizzard Entertainment associate game designer Antonio Watson also said a "lot of stuff" was received "very positively" by fans.
Sombra gets a new ability, Virus, and changes to Translocator and Stealth, while Route 66 will be slightly better for attackers.
The new season launches October 10th and also sees the release of a new Control map, Samoa, and reworks for Sombra and Roadhog.
The action RPG is following in the footsteps of Overwatch 2, with Blizzard Entertainment confirming an imminent Steam release.
The free-to-play title will launch for iOS and Android devices on November 3, coinciding with this year's BlizzCon.
Blizzard World gets the PvE treatment with a Halloween theme and Moira as Lilith. The new season launches on October 10th.
A Campfire Chat is also scheduled for October 10th to discuss upcoming class balance changes, reworks for in-game systems and more.
The launch trailer for the free-to-play hero shooter's next season, rumored to center on evil spirits, arrives on October 4th.
Complete three courses of varying difficulties for the Damage dealer and obtain a new Player Icon, Name Card and Battle Pass XP.
Its physical sales are similar to Diablo 4, but coupled with digital sales and Game Pass, it could end up the biggest launch of 2023.
Three courses with varying difficulties are live for Tracer, Reinhardt and Mercy, with Winston and Sojourn joining later this season.
"We’ve got plans. We have storylines that go well into the future. We’ve got plans," said Blizzard Entertainment's Rod Fergusson.
The mode was delayed past Season 6's launch and features obstacle courses for different heroes with global leaderboards.
From September 1st, 10 AM PDT to September 5th, Eternal and Seasonal Realm characters can earn 25 percent extra Gold and XP.
Players should be frozen less, taking less damage from on-death explosions and sorting through item affixes more consistently.
Aaron Keller understands the response, and while the team "can't turn back the clock," it will continue "adding to and improving" the game.
An exploit which allowed for obtaining Iron Skin Elixirs has also been fixed. Side quests for crafting items should also lead to the correct NPC.
The multiplayer shooter has been met with widespread criticism instantly upon its Steam release, with only 9% of its 100,000+ user reviews being positive.
Set to join the Inti Warriors, catastrophe strikes and leaves her as the last Child of the Sun, determined to face the world alone.
