There’s been a lot of hype for Overwatch 2’s new skin line: Le Sserafim. These are K-Pop themed skins, even having their own dance alongside music video. And with their official debut in Overwatch 2, the Le Sserafims skin price revealed.
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Each Le Sserafim skin has a bundle option. All four of the bundles cost 2500 coins. Players also have the option to the Le Sserafim skins individually at the price of 1900 coins. That places them roughly at $20 per skin.
They aren’t the cheapest skins, but they’re also not the most expensive. Players are predicting this skin line to perform exceptionally well.
“This is the infinite money printer hack,” a reddit stated.
“I ain’t paying for em, but my friend who mains kiri is gonna snort this like coke,” one player comments.
According to the Reddit thread, the skins will be available for twenty days — which is almost three weeks. So for players who really want the skins, they have a couple of days to mull it over. But once they leave the shop, they may not return, making this skin line collaboration a limited time exclusive deal.
If they do return, it probably won’t be for some time.
Apparently the new game mode allows the players to sample out the skins. So for those who really want to think it over, trying the new game mode might just be the best way to contemplate before making the purchase.
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