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Call of Duty: Warzone fans may be shocked to see the Sykov pistols nerfed so quickly, as the FFAR and AUG meta lasted an entire month before a change was made. The same could be seen with the DMR 14 and MAC 10 meta, outlining a clear pattern for weapon balance updates that Raven seemed determined to adhere to. However, a new patch has already seen the Skykov pistols nerfed heavily, so much so that they are noticeably weaker than they were before....

Just a few days ago, Canadian developer Beenox posted a tweet showing some of its team members alongside members of the Canadian army. Posted in French, the English translation reads “To create games always more realistic, we have had the pleasure of receiving two representatives of the Canadian Army for us to talk about their experience and their job!” Some fans have taken this to mean that Beenox is working on a Nintendo Switch port of Call of Duty: WW2 and that the studio is using what it has learned from the Canadian Army to help development....

As seen in the tweet below from the Twitter account “JEEZUSHiGH,” Call of Duty: WW2 is going to have a special version that’s known as a “Pro Edition,” and it will contain the base game, a collectible steelbook, and the title’s season pass, confirming as one would expect that the game will have post-launch content plans. Not to mention, the leak shows materials alluding to the previously revealed beta, and that it will be coming to PS4 players first....

There was a lot of speculation around whether franchises like Call of Duty and Overwatch will only be available on Xbox and PC after some time. After all, Starfield is scheduled to be an Xbox console exclusive. Activision had earlier confirmed that at least 3 Call of Duty games will be released on PlayStation consoles, but there was no guarantee that future games will not be exclusive. Now, Microsoft has released a new statement that will perhaps ease these fears....

In the name of maintaining buzz and excitement, the Call of Duty games have historically been no stranger to controversy, with Modern Warfare 2’s “No Russian” mission serving as the most stark example. While “No Russian” will likely be the first thing to come to the minds of long-term fans when talking about controversial missions, there are several over missions that have featured over the years that come close to being as controversial, if not more....

The news comes the way of YouTuber Bobby Plays, who found the reference to the map in the Call of Duty Mobile beta. While there’s no detailed screenshot of the map itself, a 3D blockmesh, unplayable version of the map was found and it looks pretty much exactly like the 1v1 map featured in Call of Duty: Warzone. RELATED: Call of Duty: Warzone Secretly Buffed Controversial Weapon in Latest Update...

Talking about what particular changes has been brought to the game after the update, it was revealed that there were some ranking improvements, new characters and skins introduced in the game. Patch notes of this update have also been revealed. Before looking into this, let’s take a look at details about the Season 2 battle pass. Season 2 Battle Pass Duration: 25, November 2019 - 01, January 2020Update Version: V1....

RELATED: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - How to Get a Raid Key Now Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has expanded the PVE game modes with the addition of Raids, which shares similar features to Spec Ops. But, Raids are more than a PVE playground since players must also solve puzzles to complete them. And the Atomgrad Raid in Call of Duty MW2 is chock-full of puzzles and enemies that will challenge newcomers and veterans alike....

Call of Duty: Warzone’s recent patch saw the Krig 6 buffed, one of several decisions that was praised by fans. Outside of the FFAR and CR-56 AMAX, the former of which was nerfed heavily, Call of Duty: Warzone has seen few viable Assault Rifles as of late. A preemptive nerf to the FFAR-like Groza only added to this, making the buffs to the AK-47 and Krig 6 welcome. In the case of the AK-47, it is now a perfectly usable weapon....

Call of Duty: Warzone’s leaked content is supposedly tied to the fabled Season 7 of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and it includes several weapons that players will be able to make use of. The Sykov Pistol, RAAM LMG, and CX-9 SMG have all leaked in-game, with players finding ways to unlock the guns early and use them in their matches. The Soap Operator has also leaked, with some hackers finding a way to use the character in actual matches of the battle royale game....

The Prestige Shop was a way to push players to keep leveling up and Prestiging, and without it, there is little motivation to do so in the seasonal system. This is because Prestiging feels like an endless, year-long grind, with players blocked off from progressing beyond a few Prestige levels each season. Ranks being reset when a new season begins bothers some gamers too, and the lack of difficulty since arsenals are not reset when Prestiging adds to the complaints....

Though there is no denying that the small map was innovative and exciting back in 2008, there is very little that can be done on the map beyond surviving. As a result, Call of Duty Zombies fans have grown a bit tired of seeing and playing on Nacht Der Untoten. It is undoubtedly one of the most important maps in the mode’s history, and holds a special place in the hearts of both the community and Treyarch developers, but players have seen it in nearly all of the studio’s Zombies modes....

The Wunderwaffe DG-2 is the second Wonder Weapon ever, joining the Hellhound enemy type and the moving mystery box as a defining feature of Shi No Numa, the third Zombies map. Created by former antagonist Dr. Edward Richtofen, the beloved gun’s unique ability saw it chaining lightning between hordes of the undead. However, the Wunderwaffe DG-2 was not just powerful, as the gun also boasted one of the most unique Wonder Weapon designs of all time....

While the glitches in Call of Duty: Warzone can be hilarious when watching them happen to someone else, they are distinctly less fun to experience firsthand. RELATED: Call of Duty: Vietnam Could Be Teased First in Warzone, Reveal Rumored for May Normally, getting gunned down early on in a Warzone match is not the end of the world, as players have an opportunity to shoot their way out of the Gulag for a second shot at winning....

Over the last year, the hacker epidemic of Call of Duty: Warzone has gradually grown worse. Despite Activision banning thousands of accounts, the free-to-play nature of the game only makes it easier for hackers to circumvent and avoid permanent bans altogether. With some streamers expressing their anger and displeasure for the state of the game due to the amount of cheaters in competitive tournaments, players are becoming more aware of Activision’s dull response to the problem....

Call of Duty: Warzone’s persistent battle with cheaters has had a lot of highs and lows, with the Call of Duty team even recently offering an update on its plans to combat Call of Duty: Warzone cheaters. While there are impressive statistics, like nearly 500,000 players being permabanned from the game, cheaters seem to keep finding ways to work around Activision’s anti-cheat efforts. RELATED: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Cutscene Sets Up Season 3...

Blizzard has spent the last several days dealing with DDoS attacks against network providers, the first recorded example being on Tuesday, March 17. Things had otherwise been fine since Call of Duty: Warzone launched a week prior, yet since the 17th, several more DDoS events have been publically acknowledged via Blizzard’s support accounts. These attacks have happened pretty much every day since, including today, Saturday the 21. RELATED: Call of Duty: Warzone Down on PC as Battlenet Experiences Issues...

Activision has recently banned 60,000 player accounts with 30,000 permanent bans mixed in. While this does aid in Call of Duty: Warzone’s effort to remove the hacking problem, they are still appearing. Fans are quickly growing tired of the continuous hacker epidemic, and as such, many are considering leaving Call of Duty: Warzone until the problem is fixed. RELATED: Call of Duty: Warzone Bans More Than 60,000 Cheaters For Using Hacking Software...

As a highly competitive, online multiplayer battle royale, Call of Duty: Warzone and developer Raven are constantly receiving requests from fans for fixes, buffs, nerfs and overhauls to make the game fairer. While many of these changes have been made, such as a recently confirmed upcoming nerf to the controversial double-barrelled shotgun, there are still some things players believe must be changed. Call of Duty: Warzone is a game with a constantly evolving meta, yet as some guns are found to be the newest stars of a patch, other guns or pieces of equipment are left behind, leading players to request buffs....

Speaking with GamerGen, Hodge confirmed that Warzone would be receiving new modes, describing that Raven Software is “constantly working on modes.” New Warzone modes are just the start of Season 4 content, however, as Raven Software will also be delivering new items for players to put in their Warzone loadout. Items that will “add gameplay” to Warzone, including new field upgrades, which Hodge says these additions will add a “new spice” to the game....