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You don't want to go into this mode with that expectation, as it doesn't quite have the same grit and tactical feel as those other games. DMZ plays more like an objective-based Warzone LTM with the option to excel at any time. This is definitely a mode that leaves tons of room for expansion.
Smoother launch
My time with both Battle Royale and DMZ was played on PlayStation 5, and this was a much smoother launch than I expected with Modern Warfare 2's crashing and freezing. Other players have reported experiencing crashes, freezes, and stuttering issues when Warzone 2 comes out.
The strongest map yet
Swinging with the strongest map yet, Al-Mazra's design is both visually appealing and well balanced to encourage more moment-to-moment action in player movement. The sequel tosses in enough new features and changes to make gameplay feel fresh and give a dramatic change to the game's pace, which sets Warzone 2 apart from the original, and the Battle Royale matches are still a blast despite the setbacks to the classic features packaged with DMZ, which feels like a Sandbox hit free-to-play.
Call of Duty players have so many more ways to jump into the action and level up this
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