The Season 2 from Call of Duty: Vanguard and Call of Duty: Warzone will start on February 14, and in addition to the original content it will bring, it will also allow Activision to improve the Battle Royale on several points. The editor played cards on the table by explaining the changes he will make to the experience, recalling his commitment to the well-being of his community.
But the most interesting is not there. To conclude this post, Activison talked about the future of the saga Call of Duty, which should also be done on PlayStation let’s remember. It cuts short the rumors by making them official: yes, l2022 episode ofInfinity Ward will be a sequel to 2019’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and “a new Warzone experience” will also arrive this year. She will suggest “a whole new play space and a new sandbox mode”, designed “from the ground up”again by Infinity Ward. Will it really be a brand new standalone game or a major mode that will join the free-to-play current? We will know in a few months. One thing is certain, the next two titles are developed with a new game engine, which can be synonymous with major graphic innovations.
The launch of the second season of Call of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone will mark the next step in our ongoing commitment to improving your gaming experience.
Last week, we shared a lot of new content coming this season. However, this is all secondary to our main priority: providing the community with a positive and fun gaming experience.
It comes with the improvement and correction of what is already published. Season two – in addition to patches released during its postponement and upcoming updates after its release – aims to do just that.
Naturally, we have exciting plans in the works across the franchise this year, but right now the team is strictly focused on delivering the Warzone experience we all play today, responding to current frustrations and responding to multiple requests. important to our community.
Here are our current plans:
Our priorities for Warzone
Our developers’ number one priority is “Quality of Life” – making changes that allow Warzone to be more accessible and less frustrating for our community.
Examples of this include the over 30 improvements coming with the launch of Season 2, including:
- Improvements in all forms of movement: vehicle handling, deploying parachutes at a lower vertical height, increased height that players can jump, and collision fixes for vehicles and players;
- The gas mask animation no longer interrupts down aiming operators;
- When inserting armor plates, a full armor plate will be filled before filling damaged ones.
This is in addition to fixing bugs and issues. In season two, we address several issues, including the following:
- Performance and streaming issues, including Buy Station hangs, voice chat connectivity, and distorted graphics, on all platforms;
- Specific Operator skins invisible at certain distances;
- Crashes in Modern Warfare multiplayer, which is tied to the Warzone launcher.
Our Call of Duty studio teams monitor both public community sentiment and every aspect of the day-to-day action that takes place in our game. adds to what is in development as fixed before release.
Ultimately, we want to focus on what makes Warzone enjoyable for our community: gameplay comes first and new features aren’t implemented at the expense 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 all help to keep you, the players, informed about what’s going on in Warzone, Vanguard and other Call of Duty games.
Respond to key community requests
In addition to performance improvements across all platforms, we’ve heard loud and clear from the community about their other top demands for Warzone.
The Field of View (FOV) sliders on the console are one of them.
The addition of on-console FOVs in Warzone is creating major performance impacts for older console players. Our goal is for Warzone to be a successful experience on all platforms, so we are not planning to implement an FOV slider on console at this time.
We also understand that we do not respond directly to all community inquiries in official communications. But we reaffirm our commitment to listening to these concerns and ensuring vigorous and beneficial internal discussions that developers have about them before solutions – where possible – are implemented.
The second season will be the next major step in continually improving your gaming experience, and we continue to greatly appreciate feedback from our community.
Future plans
Finally, we also wanted to give a preview of what’s on the horizon in 2022 for Call of Duty. The team is excited to confirm some additional news below.
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- This year’s Call of Duty is a sequel to Modern Warfare 2019.
- The new game and a new Warzone experience are designed together from the ground up.
- Expect a massive Battle Royale evolution with an all-new playspace and sandbox mode.
- A new engine powers both the new installment in the Call of Duty saga and Warzone.
- Development of the new Call of Duty and Warzone experience is led by Infinity Ward.
the saga COD is therefore far from having said its last word. Waiting for more revelations, Call of Duty: Vanguard is available from €63.31 on Amazon.fr.