Warzone 2 Season 3 Rumors Making A Lot of Sense ngl...
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Season 3 of Warzone 2 Is Going to Be Big — Here’s Why
(Infinity Ward is getting humbled)
Speculation is starting on Season 3 of Warzone 2 as usual...
but this time it's different.
The Season 2 update was proof of what we all suspected — Infinity Ward and Activision are on the ropes because their games are dying.
That's why the rumors for Season 3 are looking more and more solid.
The Call of Duty community's grievances resulted in more mechanics getting fixed in Season 2 than at any other point over the past four CoD titles combined.
Don't give the devs any credit though. The only reason they listened was because they're not seeing the usual banger numbers.
It's not humility that's kicking their ass, it's desperation.
Season 2 of Warzone 2 lacked content but that's because its main purpose was quality of life improvements. In other words, taking the game back to Warzone's roots — a Call of Duty shooter that happens to be a battle royale.
Raven knocked off the clunky gulag setup, the two-tiered shield system, and the painfully slow plating speed.
And if you're being honest with yourself, the game feels ten times better because of these small changes.
But remember, the steady walk back to the Warzone 1 formula isn't being done voluntarily. The CoD community finally growing a pair and checking out of the game is.
Personally, I went back to maining Apex Legends until Warzone 2 sorts its stuff out.
So that's where we need to keep Infinity Ward, Activision, and the rest of them — in desperation.
(Infinity Ward is getting humbled)
Speculation is starting on Season 3 of Warzone 2 as usual...
but this time it's different.
The Season 2 update was proof of what we all suspected — Infinity Ward and Activision are on the ropes because their games are dying.
That's why the rumors for Season 3 are looking more and more solid.
The Call of Duty community's grievances resulted in more mechanics getting fixed in Season 2 than at any other point over the past four CoD titles combined.
Don't give the devs any credit though. The only reason they listened was because they're not seeing the usual banger numbers.
It's not humility that's kicking their ass, it's desperation.
Season 2 of Warzone 2 lacked content but that's because its main purpose was quality of life improvements. In other words, taking the game back to Warzone's roots — a Call of Duty shooter that happens to be a battle royale.
Raven knocked off the clunky gulag setup, the two-tiered shield system, and the painfully slow plating speed.
And if you're being honest with yourself, the game feels ten times better because of these small changes.
But remember, the steady walk back to the Warzone 1 formula isn't being done voluntarily. The CoD community finally growing a pair and checking out of the game is.
Personally, I went back to maining Apex Legends until Warzone 2 sorts its stuff out.
So that's where we need to keep Infinity Ward, Activision, and the rest of them — in desperation.