What to Expect From Call of Duty: Warzone in 2022

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It is no secret that Call of Duty: Warzone is not in the best state at the moment. Despite Ricochet anti-cheat promising to stop hackers, deadly flying vehicles have made their way into Caldera. Numerous bugs have made regular gameplay hard even when cheaters aren’t encountered, while a few weapons have proven to be particularly overpowered in Call of Duty: Warzone’s first Season of Vanguard content. On top of all this, the new Caldera map is highly divisive instead of the unanimously popular addition fans were hoping for.

Despite all these issues, Call of Duty: Warzone will likely rebound and have a solid 2022. The game dealt with an extensive amount of hackers and bugs during the days of Verdansk, so it is nothing new for Raven Software. Likewise, broken weapons are a common issue for the battle royale game, so the meta could shift sooner rather than later. With seasonal content that should make Caldera more interesting also coming, fans can be optimistic that the rest of 2022 will be a bit better for Call of Duty: Warzone.

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As is always the case with Call of Duty: Warzone’s integration periods, it did not take long for gamers to recognize which of the Call of Duty: Vanguard weapon additions were the most powerful. While there are several strong options available to players, the Bren LMG and Cooper Carbine have quickly risen to the top of the pick rate charts. Both weapons feature nonexistent recoil when equipped with the right attachments, meaning that they could end up being nerfed in the near future.

With the LMG class always thriving due to its long-range capabilities, and the Assault Rifles being the most balanced options available to Call of Duty: Warzone