News - Infinity Ward Eat Humble Pie With Warzone 2 Changes

Call of Duty Wars on two I know there are going to be you guys who don't play either, and that's fine, but I'm kind of speaking to those of you who have at least tried both, and I want your feelings now. It's agreed across the board that there are certain changes that have been made in Call of Duty: Wars on Two that people just don't seem to like for me.

It seems a lot more traditional. Battle Royale game, but I can definitely say as someone who loves Battle Royale games: I think they've pushed the envelope too far in the wrong direction, and there isn't really a healthy balance for people who have come over from the original War Zone, to come over in this game and feel like they've made a transition from Walls on One to Warzone 2, and those games are actually connected, it genuinely seems like they've kind of gone for a brand new title, with Wars onto, and brought out a brand new game, which I suppose is a pressure that they may be under in terms of development because they've kind of marketed it as a new game.

which I personally feel was a stupid idea anyway, but this is Activision, they've got to get that coin irrespective of what they do, but today we've had some changes that we were kind of told weren't going to get in Call of Duty: Warzone 2, which would insinuate that a lot of the dialogue we've had with Infinity War is going back on their own word now for those of you who have played Modern Warfare 2019.

You will understand that these guys are probably the most stubborn developers we have when it comes to the likes of Call of Duty and taking on feedback without taking it personally and trying to implement that into Call of Duty for the greater good of the entire game. This is something we often hear to dismiss our objective opinions.

In the patch notes today, they have a few things, but they have specifically changed three things that I'm going to bring to your attention right now: the buying stations. I like aspects of Fortnite: Apex Legends. One thing I can categorically say about Warzone that I enjoyed was the ability to get my load out and bring weapons that I've gotten very good at using in the multiplayer aspect of the game that were familiar to me, and being able to utilize those in a battle royale was a really unique take on the game that many people know and love.

I would be on the side of the fence where I thought you were able to get your loadouts just slightly too early. I love the fact that you could do it, so it makes sense with the making of these changes because it's starting to push the needle back in the correct direction but not too far, and bringing in the loadouts a lot quicker as well is going to speed up the intent density of the first few rounds of the game, which can only be good for Wars on Two, and a lot of this has to be down to the amount of players that have started to leave the game.

I would say that would also correlate with the PlayStation and Xbox communities. Vases said something that really resonated with me, and I just know one person who really likes Ace. I feel like he tries to be down the middle and gives an objective point of view, and he said this seems to be a common Cod theme lately: replace things that people love or at least have never had complaints about with something completely new that has immediate, obvious flaws only to walk back the changes long after they've lost a lot of players who hated the changes, and these are the things that happened to Call of Duty.

And I thought we would see certain changes made. So for me, it's kind of like—if we go back to Call of Duty World War II. These developers as to where they're going wrong with their game and why these people think there are certain things that have been implemented that probably aren't going to work when it comes to the longevity of this game right now, we definitely have some developers that I believe are allowing their egos to take over, overrun, and override in this game and not make it reach its full potential, whether that's the multiplayer aspect of the game or Warzone 2, but with these changes, it's definitely a positive outlook.