CoD Zombies fans raise concerns about Vanguard switch amid rampant bugs ActivisionCold War Zombies fans are raising their concerns in the build-up to the launch of Vanguard especially as frustrating bugs continue to rise to the top of their list of worries. CoD Zombies fans have celebrated some truly incredible moments over the years. From the release of Zombies Chronicles to the conclusion of the decade-long Primis\/Ultimis storyline, players have seen some mystifying events. That isn\u2019t to say there haven\u2019t been some bumps in the road to get here. Different developers have tried their hand to reinterpret Treyarch\u2019s original vision, be that Infinite Warfare\u2019s Zombies in Spaceland or WWII\u2019s Final Reich, with varying results. Vanguard will mark a franchise first, as game-mode pioneers Treyarch will return to oversee the direction of the beloved survival mode going forward. However, some fans aren\u2019t as overjoyed to see Treyarch return for another round of undead madness. Fans are worried about Zombies\u2019 future Last month saw the release of Mauer Der Toten, the latest chapter of horror in Zombies. Bringing players back to the familiar setting of Berlin, much like Kino Der Toten before it, the map has been mostly well-received by casual and hardcore players alike. The map\u2019s success hasn\u2019t completely washed away consistent worries. Frustrating bugs and odd glitches continue to hinder the Zombies experience. Read More: Treyarch to develop Zombies in CoD Vanguard – Zombies player FistfulOfEssence is one of many players voicing their opinion on the current state of the game. Reportedly happening to multiple players, a persistent bug keeps preventing players from progressing further into their fight for survival. Rappels were introduced into the game, following their implementation in Warzone first. Making it easier for players to access otherwise out of bounds or tricky areas, this addition is supposed to be a luxury of sorts. Now players are finding themselves stuck between Rappel points, in an endless state of traversal. \u201cYeah that\u2019s why CoD games should have minimum 2 years for it, but this just shows why you shouldn\u2019t even buy it when it comes out for a while,\u201d said one fan after witnessing the bug. The nonsensical bug doesn\u2019t seem like it can escape either. As there has been no official comment on this as of yet, players are beginning to worry that the developer\u2019s focus has shifted to Vanguard too fast. With Treyarch spearheading the way forward, it is likely that the Cold War Zombies will begin to be wrapped up after the release of the next round-based map. Comment byu\/BlastFromBehind from discussion inCODZombies This doesn\u2019t necessarily mean that support for the mode ends there. Reddit user CStaplesLewis sought out to make other players aware that support will continue to be implemented. Some fans remain on the fence about the future of Zombies in the upcoming months. \u201cI love this game. But Jesus H. Christ on a popsicle stick, there are So. Many. Bugs,\u201d said one fan. Call of Duty: Vanguard releases on November 5. Bringing players back to the trenches of World War 2, the birth of Task Force One will be the focus of Sledgehammer\u2019s campaign.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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