Raven Software replaces the lack of messaging in COD Warzone with five advantages

After noticing a change in the preferences of many players in the Reloaded Season 2, Raven has made an official statement regarding the “Secret” update. They said they wanted to capitalize on their role in the regular multiplayer shooter and focus on the impact of battle royale gaming on the meta.

On March 28, famed Warzone analyst TrueGameData announced on his official Twitter account that he had uncovered Ghost’s hidden nerf. The Ghost perk is an often abused perk because it’s been abused at camp for a long time, so it’s not a battle royale style game.

In this Twitter post, TrueGameData explained that the Ghost perk no longer protects you from drones and other stationary tracking devices, only being activated while on the move.
Although not everyone likes bonuses, many don’t know why they are nervous about bonuses without an official update.

But as fans soon learned, the Ghost perk wasn’t the first to receive an unexpected update.

Following this unexplained reveal from Nerfi, popular Warzone player JGOD has confirmed that he has seen two popular perk buffs, Restock and Quick Fix. These perks are essential as they help players regenerate their gear, thereby restoring their health. This surprised gaming fans even more as it was pointless to only lift the top three perks without warning. Considering Season 2 Reloaded was released on the 23rd, it seems logical that they would release the buff later.

In response to the confusion, Raven Software released a statement with several new patch records, explaining their reasoning and listing two other summative benefits: EOD and Scavenger with improved explosive protection and ammo resupply.

They say their game request is to replace those benefits of the traditional multiplayer emphasis of previous COD games and put them into a more appropriate Battle Royale-focused game.

We see this part of Warzone as an ever-changing, layered playing field where we want systems and mutual understanding between systems to be viable. We want to provide players with a variety of tools to create even more exciting stories or “big brain” performances that use systems like we, as developers, have never imagined.

– Raven Software March 28

Overall, the new preference changes show Raven trying to transition into a Battle Royale-focused COD game and then rooting for the original multiplayer shooter. We’ll see if it’s good or bad, because only time will tell if it’s a success or a failure.

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