I need help with my Blizzard Login
So apparently, I don't have a Blizzard login but I play Overwatch. I'm not sure if its because I play on a Playstation because I know you must have to login to play on a PC.
How can I get access to my Blizzard login?
Best Answer
You don't need to have a Blizzard (battle.net) account to play Blizzard games on a console. You can link your PSN/Xbox account to your existing battle.net account if you want to.
Blizzard Site
- Log in to your Blizzard Account.
- Manage your Connected Accounts and click the Connect button next to the account you want to link.
In-Game
- While in the game, open the main menu and choose Link Account. Note: This will temporarily disconnect you from Overwatch while you link your accounts.
- Choose Log In and fill in all necessary information. Choose Create Free Account if you don't have a Blizzard account.
- After your accounts are connected, choose Return to Connected Accounts.
- (Optional) Select the Redeem Digital Goodies button to claim your in-game goodies on your Blizzard account. Note: In-game goodies can only be claimed once, and cannot be undone.
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How do I recover my Blizzard account?
If you have forgotten the email address registered to your Battle.net Account, and set up phone notifications, you can recover it through our recovery tool. If you don't know your password, try to perform a password reset. To recover your security question, contact Customer Support.How do I contact Blizzard support?
Email. Official emails from customer support come from noreply@blizzard.com.How do I recover my Battle.net account without email?
If you don't have access to your email address or can't recover your account, contact us. Battle.net Phone Notifications makes it easy to recover your account if this happens in the future. Simply enter the code sent to your mobile phone to unlock your account.Battlenet Login Button Missing | Blizzard Agent went to sleep BLZBNTBNA00000A8D | BLZBNTBNA00000005
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