News - Spectating Randoms Warzone 2 Is More Fun Than Playing With Bugs & Crashes
Sometimes, you'll have a backpack, and it won't even have the slot to stow the weapon, even though you can stow the weapon. Other times, there are these visual bugs, like, "Why is this spectator cam on?" I'm watching my teammate; why can't I see their gear? The UI needs to be updated, and I think hopefully this mid-season update will fix a lot of these things because they've been dead silent.
Hopefully, that means their heads are It's working like, you know, I took a couple days off making content even though I've been playing the game. I've been playing tons of DMZ. I've already maxed out tier five on the first Legion of the Legion faction, and I've already got tier four on the other ones, and I'm gatekeeping because of bugs where it doesn't allow you to move on to tier five for White Lotus and then a white mouse.
I'm starting to work on that one, but even when I completed it, it didn't unlock my third insurance slot. Obviously, if you don't play DMZ, you don't know what the hell I'm talking about, but it doesn't matter at the end of the day; things do not work that way. The narrative is right: we were kind of hit home because so many things don't work.
I think it's unacceptable; they're a multibillion-dollar company. If I play with someone on PS5, the game automatically kicks them and says, "Sorry you got kicked, all right, why?" No warning, no developer error, just "Lost connection to host mid-match." Like, "All right, go grab your perks," but it doesn't even give me the perks that you're supposed to have, like, what are we doing here?
We're three weeks into the game, and it still doesn't function. If you think it's a situation, obviously the strongholds are the only ones where people aren't even doing them, which I found out from playing with randoms; they don't do them, they don't know the purpose of them, because a tutorial doesn't exist.
It's kind of looping back around to be able to purchase your perks within the buy station. Obviously, they'd have to fix the menu so you could be able to tab and say, Hey. I want to buy this perk package, and it costs 5,000 or whatever. So if you were to get one weapon or both weapons, which would be ten thousand in the perk package, that'd be fifteen thousand for that one person, and that'd be comparable to saying that it's easy to get fifteen to twenty thousand dollars in the game but not spend them.
Let's see what they buy. All right, who are you? Buy about one UAV. All right, fire sale, so he bought it for cheap, but there are bugs where you can buy multiples, and Saturn 14000 didn't buy anything else. All right, that's how it goes with these loadouts disappearing off the map but still being there.
Is that a feature or a bug? Nobody can agree on something; it shouldn't be that way, as normally we know. Hey, you know what the UAVs bugged, and this is how it works: boom, the UAV. This is a feature; this is how it works; there are probably 10 things in the game right now that we could debate as a bug or a feature.
The bird's eye was completely and utterly broken, but The guy's up top. You missed them; maybe you didn't. You're just trying to bait him. He was, like, right at the top; there he is on the left. Guy's got a lot of confidence to have a sniper and a fennec, and he's going to get down here. This guy might send him a grenade.
Trying to scare him with the fly? Nope, the guy would be yedo full; send him now. This is the problem with plating: You can't reach out and fight and play Finnick. Finnick, you're dead. That's what the problem is with being able to run and play and all that stuff. All right, cool, he picked himself up and got a Precision self-revive, an SMG.
What is this guy doing? I guess for $8,000 during a fire sale, he could have hit the buy station for his guns, but yeah, there are so many things in the game that are either features or bugs, and then there's tons of confusion just because there's no tutorial to tell you how things are supposed to work, and it's like the game doesn't really appeal to casuals in any way.
A lot of people thought bass TTK was for casuals. There's long-range ammo for an AR rifle, but he doesn't have an AR rifle. Side note: because people will say, "I wish I had these lobbies," how do you get these lobbies? Splat into the damn ground, win or lose, and throw your gulag's plan to the ground again.
Then, and then, spectate, and you will see people like this who are clearly newer to the game. I don't know what this guy's rank is, but it's clear that they are newer to the game. Maybe they know how to shoot or maybe they played other games, but the fact that they don't have a long-range weapon is so tragic.
They're running out of ammunition, and they don't even realize it. They picked up the munitions but haven't used them to restock the ammo. It's just kind of like, "What are we doing here?" which helps just like the last time we watched. Cheval, cheval plates. This guy has a double-gold gun. Seven kills—there it is—get in, get out.
Okay, he has the fennec, and the attack 56 full-on meta build has both their guns with the durable probably a three-plated vest stuns. And I would guess they have perks too. I would think so, but who knows this guy is literally a solo with both of their guns? You can hear the gunfire further, and you can see the precision on the minimap.
You can still hear the gunfire there. Let's take a look at the rotation, all right? So this is the tallest building on the map, this one right here, but it's way too hard to get over there. The water is in the middle; it could shift left or right, and it's kind of like guessing which side you should be on because you don't really know you're going to loot that.
There it is, with a little bit of cash and a Precision airstrike that's solid, so he's going to have two of those. At the end of the game, it has "Auto Attacks Sprint." I completely removed that, even though it seemed like it'd be better for my controller because I still tax Sprint on occasion. It's just like you're almost asking to die if you run around.
In this game, you're just not a cracked-out 18-year-old, so you do see one probably not going to them from this range, kind of running out in the open; there's not a lot of cover here. Oh, I thought I saw a guy on the right there; he is on the right. easy kill here if you can hear your shots. Kid, did he get the message?
Yes, he did finish it off. That guy has gold guns too; people are getting their loadouts. Even in solos, what does he have? You can't spend too much time on it; it's bugged. Imagine your inventory being bugged. He's going to die trying to figure that out. It's not worth it. The game's perfect; those things don't happen.
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