Warzone's Latest Update: A Fix That Introduced New Problems
The recent Call of Duty: Warzone update aimed to resolve several bugs, primarily addressing game-freezing loading screens. However, this patch appears to have introduced new, significant issues, particularly impacting matchmaking and Ranked Play.
Warzone, a popular battle royale title launched in 2020, has seen its share of updates, some lauded, others controversial. The removal of the Verdansk map and the integration of Black Ops 6 mechanics sparked heated debate among players. Despite these controversies, the game maintains a substantial player base thanks to regular updates and features like Resurgence mode and new maps.
This latest patch, intended as a bug fix, has instead generated fresh problems. Reports from CharlieIntel on Twitter indicate widespread matchmaking difficulties. More critically, Ranked Play is experiencing severe glitches, including players phasing beneath the map and Buy Station malfunctions. These issues are especially concerning given the competitive nature of Ranked Play.
While Activision hasn't publicly acknowledged these problems yet, a swift resolution is anticipated. Given Warzone's frequent update schedule, players shouldn't face an extended wait for a fix. The game's Steam player count has recently declined due to competition, cheating issues, and unpopular choices like the premium Squid Game Battle Pass. Addressing these current glitches, coupled with a potential Verdansk map return, could revitalize Warzone's popularity.
Call of Duty: Warzone Update Patch Notes
- Resolved a loading screen crash bug.
- Corrected an AMR Mod 4 bullet trajectory issue.
- Fixed a Resurgence mode bug where players dying out of bounds lost field upgrade and killstreak functionality.
- Addressed a visual bug affecting the appearance of ammo boxes, self-revives, and throwing knives.
- Fixed a death icon issue in the Red Light Green Light game mode.
