Raven Software keeps an active Trello board that displays known Call of Duty: Warzone bugs and glitches. This board is the community's way of knowing what the developers are working on, and recently several items have been updated. Despite Call of Duty: Warzone still having several bugs, it does seem like the developers have solved some persisting problems.
Call of Duty: Warzone's Season 2 Mid-Season update has been reported to have several bugs. Due to these ongoing issues, many fans turned towards the developer's Trello board for answers. What one fan found is simultaneously concerning and positive due to the developer's recent update.
On Reddit, pistolsiege brought a recent Trello update to the attention of Call of Duty: Warzone's community. The developers have fixed a large list of bugs and are currently reporting no known issues within the game. Among this list is the Rebirth Island Call of Duty: Warzone map exploits, the R1 Shadowhunter purchase glitch, and an update to the Agency, GRU, and Wrapped Suppressors. While these are all pressing issues, fans find it interesting that Raven Software has not updated the list despite the recent surge of bugs. Despite fan confusion, the list does prove that the development team is making progress on some rather annoying issues within the Warzone environment.
Many fans believe that the report of no known problems is a major oversight on Call of Duty: Warzone Raven Software's view. Fans continue to report bugs on a consistent basis, but from the player perspective, it is almost as if Raven Software is purposefully ignoring problems. While this can not be proven, fans are persistent that there are still problems in the game despite the developer's Trello board.
It is unclear if any recent bugs will make it onto the board. Fans are reporting issues surrounding multiple aspects of Call of Duty: Warzone Season 2's mid-season update, which suggests that there are problems within the game. Once noticed, fans expect a quick turnaround as the board is clear of any other objectives.
For the moment, fans continue to report problems online for developers to fix. While some of these Call of Duty: Warzone bugs are more dangerous than others, fans are certain that they need to be fixed sooner rather than later. With Call of Duty: Warzone continuing to grow in popularity and population, many fans are hoping the developers will accelerate their patching process to make the game a more fulfilling experience.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.