4 features Warzone desperately needs in Black Ops Cold War Infinity WardWith season 6 of Warzone out for fans to enjoy and Black Ops Cold War on the way, we\u2019re still excited to see what content updates will drop in the future. Here are four things we want to see added to Call of Duty\u2019s battle royale title. Warzone\u2019s blisteringly fast kill times, highly customizable loadout drops, satisfying killstreaks, and addictive gunplay makes it one of the most unique entries in the BR genre. Of course, like all good battle royale games, Warzone needs a constant stream of fresh content updates and unique modes to keep players invested. Fans are now looking forward to Warzone in the upcoming Black Ops Cold War, releasing on November 13, 2020. We\u2019ve seen some fantastic additions to Warzone already in Modern Warfare, but there are still some things that would be perfect to heighten the experience for players. 1. Return of classic guns The Call of Duty franchise first graced our screens back in 2003 and since then, players have fought their way through the gritty battlefields of WWII, stopped a nuclear cold war, taken down terrorist regimes, and even ventured into the very depths of space. Each Call of Duty game has introduced a wave of new weapons, attachments, cosmetics, and killstreaks that fans can equip themselves with when venturing into the highly competitive multiplayer arenas. As a result, there have been a vast number of historical, modern-day, and futuristic guns added to the franchise over the years. While Warzone\u2019s current arsenal of deadly weaponry is nothing to frown at, we\u2019d love to see some iconic Call of Duty guns return to the scene. Fortunately, our prayers have been answered with the release of the CR-56 AMAX (Galil), so there could be a very good chance that we see other fan favourites make their way over to Warzone. After all, we\u2019d love to run around Verdansk with our trusty Thompson SMG at our side. 2. Dynamic weather conditions Battle royale fans have wanted dynamic weather conditions for ages and while PUBG has toyed around with various climate conditions, we\u2019ve yet to see other battle royale games take the same leap \u2013 after all, Modern Warfare\u2019s multiplayer already has night variants of maps like Azhir Cave, Hackney Yard, Gun Runner, and Rammaza, and Verdansk with The Haunting of Verdansk Halloween event. While these maps may not feature any new content, the added veil of darkness really helps bring a new dynamic to the overall gameplay. Having a nighttime mode for allows for some brilliantly chaotic moments, particularly when you never know who is lurking in the shadows. Watching enemy tracer rounds light up the sky, hearing nearby footsteps, and jumping at shadowy silhouettes is exhilarating and terrifying. Further dynamic weather effects would only enhance these emotions. For example, weather effects that reduce player visibility would call for the use of NVGs (Night Vision Goggles), laser pointers, thermal optics, and Flash Grenades. Having various weather effects would also force players to adapt their current playstyle, drastically switching up the current meta and creating new opportunities for different weapons\/attachments to truly shine. 3. Continued Seasonal events With Halloween\u2019s \u2018Haunting of Verdansk\u2019 now live on Warzone, we\u2019ve got a great taste of seasonal content that incentivizes players to play. We think it would be a fantastic opportunity to expand on these events with further seasonals, such as a Holiday event featuring holiday bonuses; a thick layer of snow or a blizzard draping the map, with special cosmetics focusing around the time of year across different cultures. These weather changes to Verdansk will force players to restrategize and approach their matches differently, requiring them to rethink their weapon add-ons such as optics, and differing perks like Cold Blooded. 4. Further map updates Warzone players have been busy opening the various bunkers dotted around the map, collecting the rare loot inside, and scrutinizing details in order to uncover the game\u2019s secrets. The opening of a few bunkers may seem small, but it\u2019s this kind of change that helps keep the map interesting for new and veteran players. Epic Games and Respawn are constantly adding, removing, and even destroying vast sections of their battle royale maps, so we\u2019d love to see Verdansk receive the same treatment. Read more: Best MP7 Loadouts for Call of Duty: Warzone – For example, Warzone\u2019s Gora Dam could begin to crack under the pressure as the frozen reservoir begins to thaw, leading to a catastrophic event that sees vast sections of the map partially destroyed or flooded. Not only would this make for an awesome in-game spectacle, it would also drastically alter the way players traverse their way around Verdansk. We\u2019ve seen cool additions to Verdansk\u2019s map as of late with the Football stadium opening, and a new train traversing the map, both allowing players new POI experiences in-game, but constant graduating changes to the map will keep it fresh and appealing for returning players. New aquatic vehicles could even be introduced to further supplement this change. The possibilities are seemingly endless and we can\u2019t wait to see what the future holds for Warzone when Black Ops Cold War releases.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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