Now it covers every single cosmetic item in the game, even non-event stuff, and has dedicated pages for each event and character. Over the last year, the item tracker has gradually evolved with more and more creature comforts. That’s information that Blizzard keeps hidden from players, the better to spur them on to less strategic spending on loot boxes. A user going by the handle “ Js41637” converted the slick graphic design into a website allowing for interactive checklists, and added the most crucial feature: automatic tracking of how much each item costs in in-game currency, and how much it would cost to finish out the most recent event. It started off as a simple image checklist for players to keep locally, marking what they’d received and had yet to find from the semi-seasonal in-game events. The unofficial item tracker is a labor of love from a handful of players, mostly from the active Overwatch subreddit.
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