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Raven Software has released its first update for Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0, removing items from the purchase station (shop) and fixing a number of bugs.
The company announced in its patch notes that it has removed “Counter UAV” and “Tactical Camera” from the Purchase Station.
Additionally, the damage bonus from penetrating bullets against armored enemies has been removed, and a louder notification sound has been added when guards enter the camp.
This update is relatively minor, focusing on fixing issues that have arisen in Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 since its release.
Fixed bugs like the game crashing when opening the parachute, no movement with the mouse when entering a container, and players killed in the camp being able to watch the game from the ground inside the map.
It also fixed an issue where the player was still alive and would be killed immediately even if they were supposed to be down. It also fixes several bugs that were causing the game to crash, as well as an issue where some players were unable to hear voices in the proximity chat feature.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 has been plagued with glitches since its release on November 17th, but the game has been very popular with fans. On November 21st local time, the publisher Activision announced that the number of players of “Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0” exceeded 25 million in 5 days after its release.
In its review of Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0, NME gave it four stars, calling it “the dawn of a new era.”
“Will it be a good match that surpasses[y gwaith blaenorol]Warzone? Even if it’s hard to top the previous work, I highly recommend Warzone 2.0. Even if you get caught and killed, it’s a game you’ll want to play again.”
In other news, streamer Dr. Disspect notes that Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 doesn’t have a “skills gap,” claiming that “it won’t last long.” Doctor Disrespect made this comment after being killed.
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