There are plenty of achievements in Overwatch 2 that really test players' skills with certain heroes, and one player even manages to unlock a particularly challenging achievement for Junker Queen while not even playing as her. This achievement might stick out to some Junker Queen mains who are still chasing the challenge in Overwatch 2, and involves applying the "bleed" effect to enemies seven times as Junker Queen within a short duration.
The release of Overwatch 2 marked a new era for Blizzard's hero-based FPS title, making several drastic changes to the game's core formula while also introducing three new heroes for players to try out. Sojourn, Junker Queen, and Kiriko have since been followed up with several more additions to Overwatch 2's growing hero roster with each new season, with Blizzard planning to add many more characters to the game in the future. Junker Queen is a rather unique tank character, bringing a new perspective on the close-and-personal type of playstyle through the use of several edged weapons and abilities, many of which can inflict a bleeding effect to enemies.
Along with each new character, Overwatch 2 has also introduced new achievements which drive players to perfect their understanding of every new hero. Among these challenges is the "Adrenaline Junkie" achievement, which tasks players with inflicting seven active bleed wounds as Junker Queen at the same time. One player, jackfromstarhill on Reddit, posted a clip which features them obtaining this achievement in the most unexpected way possible: by pulling off an impressive play as Echo while duplicating an enemy Junker Queen. The clip shows them unleashing multiple abilities at once, tearing through the enemy team and even scoring a full team kill.
With Overwatch 2 reducing team sizes to just 5 players, many players make the mistake of thinking that the bleed effect has to be applied to 7 different enemies in order to unlock the achievement. This thankfully is not the case though, as the bleed effect can be stacked on a single target by combining several attacks. This means that, in theory, the achievement can be obtained by attacking a group of less than 5 players, though perfect enemy positioning and careful ability management is still required to pull it off. At the present time, little over 1% of players have managed to add this achievement to their collections.
The turbulent state of Overwatch 2's hero balancing lately has led to rapid shifts in Junker Queen's popularity in matches. While originally she wasn't considered to be as capable as other tanks on the roster, several balancing tweaks have since seen drastic improvements to her survivability, making her a more commonly-encountered foe during matches. It's safe to say that Overwatch 2 still has a ways to go in terms of balancing, as Blizzard has recently revealed that an upcoming patch will see changes to a fan-favorite support character in Overwatch 2.
Overwatch 2 is available in early access on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
