Why Some Call of Duty: Warzone Players Are Disappointed With The Godzilla vs. Kong Event
After several trailers, bundles, and teasers hyping up its arrival, Operation Monarch has launched within Call of Duty: Warzone. The event brings Godzilla and Kong to Caldera, with each titan wielding some signature attacks from the movies. Seeing these behemoths move around Caldera will surely be memorable, but it seems like the initial excitement is fading quickly for several players.
This Call of Duty: Warzone event provides a limited time mode named Operation Monarch, which sees some unique mechanics added. Unfortunately, a part of the community is unhappy with how Godzilla and Kong are used in this game mode. In particular, they feel that the event does not feel like Godzilla vs. Kong at all despite it being marketed as such.
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In many ways, Operation Monarch plays out like a normal battle royale match. The goal is still to be the last team standing, with the 60-player match adopting the Resurgence rule set often seen alongside Rebirth Island. One of the major new features is Monarch Intel, which players can gather to build up a special meter to get things like Loadout Drops and a unique Killstreak. Overall, the meter functions like the one from Power Grab.
The Titan Killstreak is also known as the S.C.R.E.A.M. device, and the item allows Call of Duty: Warzone players to briefly command Godzilla and Kong. With this Killstreak, they can use a Heat Ray from the former and a ground pound from the latter. At the start of the match and at one point later on, Godzilla and Kong will enter a Titan Frenzy and randomly attack. Players can avoid them, which will be difficult since Kong will jump around the map and Godzilla will devastate everything
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