Activision has rolled out a list of the COD Warzone upcoming fixes beyond Season 2, outlining the changes that will be made for the game in the future! Head down to see a rundown below to see if issues that concern you will be addressed.
Detailed via the new official blog post, here is the list of upcoming fixes that will be rolled out for COD Warzone:
Our Priorities for Warzone
The number one priority for our developers is “Quality of Life” – making changes that allow Warzone to be more accessible and less frustrating for our community.
Examples of this include over 30 improvements coming at Season Two’s launch, including:
– Improvements in all forms of movement: vehicle handling, parachutes deploying at a lower vertical height, increased player mantle height, and collision fixes for both vehicles and players.
– The Gas Mask animation no longer interrupting Operators who aim down sights.
– When inserting Armor Plates, it refills a full plate of armor before filling damaged ones.
This is in addition to fixing bugs and issues. In Season Two, we are addressing several issues, including the following ones:
– Performance and streaming issues, including Buy Station freezes, voice chat connectivity, and distorted graphics, across all platforms.
– Specific Operator skins being invisible at certain distances.
– Blockages to Modern Warfare® Multiplayer, which is tied to Warzone’s launcher.
The Call of Duty teams across our studios monitor both public community sentiment and every aspect of day-to-day action happening in our game. All that helps us identify issues and address them, and that is on top of what is found in development as is fixed before it is released publicly.
Ultimately, we want to focus on what makes Warzone enjoyable to our community: where gameplay comes first, and new features aren’t implemented at the cost of stability.
Another priority is community communication. This debrief, our blogs, Raven Software’s Patch Notes, and the work of our dedicated social media and community management teams are all part of keeping you, the player, informed of what is happening in Warzone, Vanguard, and other Call of Duty games.
Besides these, Activision has also noted some of the community-requested changes for Warzone, especially with regards to FOV sliders on consoles. Finally, the publisher also revealed their future plans for Call of Duty, including the confirmation of a Modern Warfare sequel, the details of which you can read here.
Source: Call of Duty