Call of Duty: Warzonehas been through a number of changes since it first released, although not all of these have been to the fans' liking.Call of Duty: Warzone’s latest update now seems to be leaving many players out of pocket in Caldera after a recent update.
Back in November, Raven Software introduced anupdate toCall of Duty: Warzonethat included a big change to loadout drops. The update made it so that players would not be able to purchase loadouts until the first free loadout drop, which occurs around 10 seconds after the first circle closes on the map. This usually takes place within the first four to five minutes of a match, meaning that the majority of players in a match who die off quite soon would only have access to random drops they find around the map.
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Players responded negatively to this change, and thusRaven software reverted the loadout change in a February 3 update. The update that implemented the loadout drop change seemed to boost the RNG of cash. Raven Software mentioned on Twitter that it intended to nerf the boost in cash on January 11. Since the loadout change was reverted, players seem to be finding less cash inCall of Duty: Warzonedespite Raven Software not specifically mentioning the change in the game’s patch notes.
A new leak suggests thata new vehicle could possibly be added toCall of Duty: Warzonesoon. This in turn could also affect buy stations and loadout drops, as the new plane, which is alleged to be called the Bomber, is said to be able to destroy both buy stations and loadout drops if its payload is dropped on them.
This could massively affect the way the game is played, as theoretically a player could possibly make it their sole mission to destroy all of the buy stations around the map. Raven Software, will have to be careful when balancing this new vehicle if it is added to the game, possibly by limiting the number of bombs it can drop.
Call of Duty: Warzone’s cheating issue seems to have flared up againas well. Many players seem to be reporting encountering a large number of cheaters despite the inclusion of the game’s Ricochet anti-cheat system. Hackers seem to have found ways to bypass the anti-cheat system, which is causing many players to question the effectiveness of the system. Both Activision and Raven Software seem to be fighting a losing battle in this regard, as cheaters have plagued the game from nearly day one.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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