Strange Warzone bug throws player into the void after using Stim ActivisionA surprising new Warzone bug threw a player into the shadow realm after using a Stim, making the game-changing equipment a death trap out of nowhere. The glitch produces a jarring visual effect that covers the screen in flashes of white light, breaking the game for the person on the receiving end of it. One particular Reddit user logged the bug in a post that showed the conclusion of their 1v1 before the game slammed them through the void. As soon as his character went down in the battle royale, the screen normalized to show his dead body. \u201cAnybody see this before?\u201d they asked. \u201cConfused af lol.\u201d The glitch confounded other Warzone players who were also seeing the bug for the first time. \u201cWhen you think you\u2019ve seen all the glitches, they go and surprise you with a new one,\u201d another player said. Lately, Raven Software has been targeting performance issues and much-needed bug fixes for Warzone. Just after the January 11 update, Raven released a follow-up patch that focused on performance issues and bug fixes. Since then there\u2019ve been a few bizarre bugs like the flying cars that cheaters have been taking advantage of as well as controller issues that create problems mid-game. The Call of Duty team announced the delay of Warzone Pacific Season 2 on January 19, informing players that they would hold back the new content to \u201cbalance and optimize current gameplay experience.\u201d As the team behind Warzone figures out long-term fixes across the game, visual bugs like this could be the kind of issues that end up getting resolved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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