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The newest Call of Duty: Warzone update boasts fixes for several bugs, but unfortunately introduces new challenges, particularly impacting Ranked Play. While the patch successfully addressed the frustrating loading screen crashes, players are now reporting significant matchmaking difficulties and critical issues within the Ranked Play mode.
Warzone, a consistently popular battle royale since its 2020 launch, has seen its share of updates, some lauded, others controversial. The removal of the Verdansk map and the integration of Black Ops 6 mechanics remain divisive topics among the fanbase. However, additions like Resurgence mode and new maps have generally been well-received.
This latest update, intended as a bug fix, appears to have backfired in some areas. Reports from CharlieIntel on Twitter highlight widespread matchmaking problems and serious glitches in Ranked Play, including players phasing under 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 expected given the game's frequent update schedule. The current situation, coupled with recent challenges like declining Steam player counts (attributed to competition, cheating issues, and unpopular decisions like the Squid Game Battle Pass), presents a difficult scenario for Warzone. However, addressing these technical glitches and potentially revisiting past fan favorites (like Verdansk) could revitalize the game's popularity.