Call of Duty: Warzone's ongoing struggle with glitches and balancing issues continues to be a source of contention in the community. Some of the world's biggest streamers have criticized Call of Duty: Warzone for its various issues, including CouRage, who recently shared a list of things he would like to see changed in the game. Developer Raven Software saw CouRage's list and responded with some changes that fans can expect to see implemented in the game.
According to Raven Software, there are four big changes coming to Call of Duty: Warzone soon. One of the headlining changes is an adjustment to the Roze skin, which is notorious for how it's used by players to hide in the dark and get an unfair advantage. Raven Software also plans on making balance changes to the Tac Rifle Charlie, M16, FFAR 1, and the recently-added Sykov pistol as well. A fix for the bug that allows players to use snipers with no glint is on the way, too, along with a tweak to how players can acquire the RC-XD killstreak.
Raven Software didn't specify that these changes are all coming with the Season 3 update next week, but it was implied. The developer also teased that there are some "big surprises" in store for Call of Duty: Warzone fans with the Season 3 update, but stopped short of providing specifics on that front. Assuming it all goes off without a hitch, these are some changes that many Call of Duty: Warzone fans will likely appreciate.
If Raven Software is able to fix the Roze skin so that it doesn't give players an unfair advantage, that would be huge for fans who are sick of running into Roze skin players in every match. Likewise, the Warzone's Sykov pistols have already been criticized by top players as being ridiculously overpowered, so nerfing them would also be a crowd-pleasing change to the battle royale. However, some fans may be taking a "wait and see" approach when it comes to these Call of Duty: Warzone fixes.
Unfortunately, it seems every Call of Duty: Warzone update brings with it some kind of problem that the developers have to fix. The Call of Duty: Warzone Stim glitch has plagued the game endlessly for basically as long as it's been out, while the latest update caused a God Mode glitch that made players invincible. It's quite likely that the next update for Call of Duty: Warzone, while fixing some things, will also break other things, and so fans should be aware of that possibility.
The next Call of Duty: Warzone update is going to be a big one, as it will trigger the nuke event that's expected to wipe out the existing version of Verdansk and replace it with something else. Leaks point to a 1980s version of Verdansk being next up, but Call of Duty: Warzone fans will have to standby to find out more.
Call of Duty: Warzone is out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.