Warzone 2 players want birds removed from game to improve visibility

sportskeeda.com:

Call of Duty Warzone 2 was released a little over two months ago with its fair share of problems. While many issues have been fixed, more changes are expected with the launch of Season 2.

Adding to the realistic aspect of Warzone 2, many birds in Al Mazrah occasionally fly around in random directions, which has not sat well with some players. They have complained about this unusual phenomenon and hope the developers will take action to improve the gameplay.

It may seem like a trivial complaint, but the inclusion of birds in the battle royale title has ruined many players' gameplay as they often confuse them for enemies, shoot guns, and give away positions, which puts them in a difficult position. This leads to unwanted firefights.

Many players like to play tactically and silently, and being compromised because of a mere bird can be infuriating. At times, birds resemble enemies falling from the sky, coming back from the Gulag, which adds to the confusion. Birds being part of the map was also a concern for Warzone 1 enthusiasts, but no changes have been implemented since.

Players have pleaded with the developers to remove this feature from the game. Moreover, it is possible that removing the birds from the game could improve the performance and increase the frames per second for various users on weaker systems.

Removing birds from the game will improve the visibility and gameplay experience for the players. If the developers want to accentuate the "realistic" aspect of the game, an added mechanic could be that birds fly away from players when spooked to indicate enemies' presence. This could improve strategy and force one to be alert at all times.

Recently, the developers have been actively listening to the Warzone 2 community