Warzone players mindblown by wallbang spot through thick concrete ActivisionCall of Duty: Warzone players are always having to face danger as they seek to claim a Warzone Victory in Caldera and Rebirth Island. But a new danger has been discovered that makes the most obvious cover illusory. It seems that every so often there is something completely unexplainable in Warzone that boggles the mind of players. From game-breaking wallhacks to players getting underneath Caldera\u2019s map and killing people illegally. But now, Raven Software have a new problem to overcome as some of the battlefields they\u2019re providing aren\u2019t what they appear. Meaning, shots that would otherwise cannon off of solid surface are killing players unorthodoxly. Wallbang Warzone strikes again When you\u2019re in the middle of a firefight, or it\u2019s one-way fire and you\u2019re desperately trying to seek some solace behind cover to regroup, plate up, or reload, the last thing you need is the concrete wall protecting you actually being as thick as a piece of paper. This is the case, at present, for Warzone\u2019s Rebirth Island AKA Alcatraz. As JosieLinkly found out the hard way, thick concrete walls on the island don\u2019t mean anything, literally. Josie had just dropped back in, managed to score a quick kill, and quickly realized that they were under fire from afar. They went prone behind the concrete pillar in front of them, obviously looking for some respite. Instead, they were dropped dead in an instant and sent packing. This isn\u2019t the first time we\u2019ve seen something like this before in Warzone and it begs the question how many spots there are like this in either Caldera or Alcatraz.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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