Active has released a major update for call of duty: Black Oms 6 and Warzone, addressing the major multiplayer issues and introduced new features like “Vote to Forfit”.
Activation has made an important update for call of duty: Black Oms 6 and Warzone, targeting major issues within the multiplayer experience and present many enrichments. Amidst major changes, the patch resolves a notorious bug, which caused the cross-play settings to reset the game-plate settings, for the relief of players who were influenced by this disappointing mess.
A remarkable addition rank play has a “vote to forfit” feature, which allows players to take action if they find themselves in adverse matches after the team partner’s disconnect. This facility provided by the community enables players to start a vote to leave the match without suspension. While the match will still be counted as a disadvantage, the system promises to offer some relief to those who are facing surefire landscapes.
However, not all issues have been resolved. PC players continue to plague the community affecting the continuous blue screen (BSOD) bug of death. Although the issue is officially recognized by the developers, this update has not been provided any fix or workaround. The players report that BSOD errors became prevalent after the launch of season 2, and disappointments are running high as developers work to identify a solution.
The patch also addresses various exploits and gameplay discrepancies, including correctly fixing the Atheer Lantern issue in the corpse mode and is a problem that allows the hand cannon to achieve the level of unexpected damage. The repairman skin, recently part of the bundle, has been disabled due to a mess, which gives it an almost invisible in Warzone.
In terms of arms adjustment, updates include damage modifications for several firearms, which features buff for the new feng 82 LMG and twisks for other weapons based on the player’s response. As usual, with every update, the activity promises various stability improvements, leaving the community to speculate the nuances of those reforms.
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