Warzone star BobbyPoff reveals changes he wants for Season 1 & beyond Twitter, @BobbyPoff \/ ActivisionBobbyPoff was Call of Duty: Blackout\u2019s top player before emerging as one of Warzone\u2019s best. Now, he\u2019s explaining how he thinks the battle royale needs to change in Black Ops Cold War Season One to stay ahead. Known as the \u201cScarf Lord,\u201d BobbyPoff has amassed a huge following across social media and Twitch for his top-tier Warzone gameplay. With an impressive Blackout pedigree, the scarved gunner is possibly more in tune than anyone with CoD\u2019s evolution in the battle royale realm. Given the amount of publicity, tournaments, and Twitch hype that Warzone has been receiving, Bobby remains cognizant of how the game can continue improving upon itself. With Fortnite and Apex Legends regularly pushing out updates, the BR space is crowded and Warzone fans do not want their title to lag behind. In the gaming world, it\u2019s been ages since CoD\u2019s free-to-play title got an update. As such, the debut of Black Ops Cold War\u2019s first season of integration is a pivotal one. In a CharlieIntel podcast, the Scarf Lord revealed three primary ways the game can continue to up the ante in Season 1 and beyond. More Verdansk map changes and seasonal Warzone events Although BobbyPoff is obviously a big fan of what Infinity Ward and Activision have done with Warzone, he believes that the devs can take a cue from Epic Games\u2019 success with Fortnite moving forward. \u201cI hope there\u2019s more holiday events, kind of like what Fortnite has done,\u201d he said. \u201cFortnite has honestly paved the way for battle royales \u2026 They need to do a better job of more consistent updates, maybe more game events.\u201d Read more: xQc slams Game Awards loss for Warzone – Essentially, he suggests that events like Halloween\u2019s \u201cHaunting of Verdansk\u201d need to be more frequent to continue pulling in attention. Furthermore, instead of saying that devs need to collaborate on nostalgic maps like Epic Games did with Halo\u2019s \u201cBlood Gulch,\u201d he could see them bringing in classic CoD maps like Modern Warfare 2\u2019s Wasteland. Consistently address Warzone hackers Unsurprisingly, another major issue that BobbyPoff believes Activision need to focus on is the issue of hackers in the game: \u201cYou see how much money this company makes, it\u2019s like why can\u2019t they just invest a little of this money that they\u2019ve earned into just making everyone more happy?\u201d Anti-cheats appear complicated to perfect, as hackers routinely find workarounds, but the streamer argues that they need to be routinely instilled so that popular players don\u2019t become discouraged. Don\u2019t allow the Warzone meta to get stale Lastly, the Scarf Lord echoes the community in believing that the meta needs to be changed with increased frequency to avoid overpowered guns becoming mainstays for too long. \u201cThere have been a couple of metas so far in Warzone right now that they just take so long to change. Like with the R9 [R9-0 Shotgun with Dragon\u2019s Breath fire rounds] especially right now, they\u2019ve known this has been an issue for months. I wish they would be more quick to change some of those things.\u201d Read more: The best perks to use in Warzone – This is an issue that much of the CoD community are concerned with, as they find the Dragon\u2019s Breath R9-0 shotgun to be an annoying regularity on Verdansk. If BobbyPoff gets his wish, then BOCW Season 1 will mean the departure of the dreaded \u201cDoof Doof\u201d from Verdansk\u2019s most popular weapons.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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