Call of Duty fans regularly express their outrage at the current state of Call of Duty Vanguard and Call of Duty Warzone games, which are riddled with bugs. Activision officially apologized on Twitter.
Bugs are commonplace in all Call of Duty titles. Some are minor and fun, while others break the game so badly that they make it unplayable, in addition to causing significant problems for players. The various Call of Duty developers have taken note of the anger of the players on social networks, and issued a press release in which they apologize. The studios also announced that improvements are coming soon.
” Our teams are working hard to resolve issues in Vanguard, Warzone, and Modern Warfare “, indicates the press release. ” Updates are deployed as quickly as possible. We want everyone to have a seamless experience, no matter what game, game mode or platform you’re playing on “. The company also recalled that player feedback was ” essentials to the development process.
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Activision promises to update its games to reduce bugs
Activision took advantage of its press release to say more about the various recent and upcoming fixes for Warzone and Vanguard. One can cite in particular fixes for invisible skins and an improved performance on Xbox and PlayStation. As for Vanguard, it should benefit from a reduction in the number of rifles and a more diverse selection of maps in the rotation. We hope that the next title in the saga, which could be a remake of Modern Warfare 2, will be less riddled with bugs.
In addition to bugs, Activision is also waging a veritable crusade against cheaters, who also come ruin the experience of many players who didn’t ask. The studio also recently announced that cheaters will be banned for life from all games in the franchise, which means that if you cheat on Warzone, you will be unable to play Vanguard or the next title coming to the game. end of the year.