Since its launch, battle royale fans have continued to enjoy Call of Duty: Warzone. Developer Infinity Ward has continued to supply players of the free-to-play game with new weapons and playable characters. Although the game recently reached 30 million players, some, like popular Mixer streamer Shroud, believe that the game's days on top are numbered.

Shroud's complaints do not come from disliking the game. The streamer previously said Call of Duty: Warzone was better than Apex Legends. However, in a recent stream highlight, Shroud revealed why his interest in Warzone might not last for much longer, and talked about why he was personally ready to stop playing soon.

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As he played through a round of Call of Duty: Warzone, Shroud said that there was no inherent problem with the battle royale. Rather, he thought that the problem was with the Call of Duty series itself. The Mixer streamer explained that he felt every Call of Duty game has a "limited lifespan" because the games never innovate on their core gameplay. Citing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds as a comparison, he pointed out that the game had a consistent player base because it was the first of its kind. Personally, Shroud stated that he plays each CoD game for approximately two weeks before he gave up, and Warzone is reaching the end of that timeframe.

Although some might disagree with Shroud's predictions, the streamer does make a solid point. The battle royale market is highly saturated, and without an interesting twist, it would be increasingly difficult for a game to survive. Moreover, with some surfacing criticism about how Call of Duty Warzone's movement is worse than Apex Legends' gameplay, it raises the question of how the game will distinguish itself from its competitors once the novelty wears off.

However, such criticisms should not stop fans from enjoying what Call of Duty: Warzone has to offer. With the newest content and upcoming mysteries like the bunkers, Infinity Ward is still doing its best to keep its community interested. Ultimately, only time will tell whether or not Warzone's player base will dwindle. But hopefully, continued improvements to gameplay will allow the game to retain a strong community for its 150-player rounds.

Call of Duty: Warzone is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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