Warzone players are already familiar with the glitches and bugs they have experienced since the game was launched. Despite Activision’s anti-cheat measures and updates, they have failed to eradicate the bugs and hackers, who have kept on infiltrating the game and ruining the player’s experience.
With the introduction of the new Caldera map, the state of the game has deteriorated and players are facing bugs and glitches in every single match.
Call of Duty Warzone players disappointed with the game’s unplayable state
With Season 2 leaks already doing the rounds on the internet, fans of the title are wondering whether the devs will tackle real gaming issues.
Hackers are already very active in the game and have used several hacks to use flying cars, create walls, aimbots, and more. Recently, cheaters are using a new hack to hide their gamer tags from players. This makes it more difficult for players to report these hackers.
With the end of Warzone Pacific Season One approaching, players thought Activision would improve the game’s condition but instead, the game is now ‘unplayable’ according to fans.
Reddit and Twitter posts revealed many fans complaining about the game’s unplayable state due to faulty hit registration and ineffective anti-cheat measures. A Warzone fan commented:
Another player posted on Reddit saying:
Activision has already apologized to the players while addressing the issue and claimed that they are working on improving the state of both Warzone and Vanguard. These claims can only be verified when Activision releases the Call of Duty Warzone Pacific Season Two update on February 14, 2022.
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