A recent glitch in Call of Duty: Warzone 2 has caught players' attention. This allows them to form a squad of six members, exceeding the normal limit of four. This glitch has caused an uproar in the game's community as it can significantly impact the outcome of a match.
Usually, in Warzone 2's Battle Royale mode, players can only form a team of four members, whereas the DMZ mode allows six (using the squad assimilation feature). However, this new glitch bypasses the game's team size limit in the Battle Royale mode, enabling a larger team size for players who can exploit it.
Warzone 2 isn't a perfect game and is still rough around the edges. A Reddit user, u/SubySeg, recently posted a picture on the Warzone subreddit sharing their glitch experience. The user claims they joined the game and were shocked to find four other players in the party, which was more than the traditional limit of four for the Battle Royale modes.
While u/SubySeg was able to get into the party of up to five players, popular streamer, TheTacticalBrit on YouTube, also encountered the same bug. In their case, however, they formed a party of six.
The ability to form a squad of six players through the glitch provides a tactical advantage for players. With more players on their team, they can cover a more extensive area on the map and approach other squads more strategically, making eliminating them easier.
The glitch has caused an imbalance in gameplay, giving an unfair edge to players who exploit it. A squad of six members can easily overpower a traditional four-member team solely based on their numbers advantage. This unfair advantage can result in an unpleasant gaming experience for those receiving the glitched squad's tactics.
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