CoD: Warzone's New The Boys Superpowers Are Great--But They Don't Belong Everywhere

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Whether you're Team Supes or one of The Boys with Butcher, superheroes are invading Warzone 2.

By S.E. Doster on

The Season 4 Reloaded update is live in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2, bringing a mid-season crossover with The Boys that fuels much of the content with fancy operator bundles, map changes, themed camos, and superpowers taking over Warzone 2. However, the superpowered fun is annoyingly invading too many maps and modes, and it would make more sense as a standalone playlist.

Season 4 Reloaded temporarily adds the new Temp V field upgrade, which is named after the super serum used in The Boys to give anyone a random superpower for just 24 hours. Temp V works well as a field upgrade for Call of Duty because it gives you one of four random superpowers with one activation. Once you use it, you'll lose the ability and need to find another dose of Temp V. This helps keep the superpowers from being overused and spammy.

Injecting Temp V will give you either an electric shockwave attack, laser vision, teleportation, or a charged jump attack. These superpowered field upgrades are pretty abundant in battle royale, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding Temp V, and if you don't like the random ability, you can swap the equipped field upgrade for another randomized power.

Of course, you can still pick other field upgrades if you need to grab something like the munition or armor box to gear up your squad, but just like any other field upgrade, you will be swapping out your Temp V ability.

Using random superpowers in Warzone might feel a little outlandish for the battle royale, but they are a lot of fun to use and don't feel quite as overpowered as something like Fortnite's Dragon Ball Z crossover with the