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There is good news for players who have been worse off after the first Call of Duty Warzone update in February.
While the February 4 patch may have eliminated the issues with Stim Glitch (again), it didn’t solve everything.
In fact, players confirmed an increase in problems during Battle Royale matches, including the return of the invisible player bug in Warzone.
As many COD fans will already know, there have been issues in the past with some operator skins being partially invisible.
This has appeared more frequently on Rebirth Island, and it appears that the latest patch for the game may have revived issues with it.
Players share video content, confirming that not only is the invisibility cheat back, but it also renders operators completely invisible.
This is seen in Armored Royale mode games, so it could connect to the MiniGun found in the truck.
There is also the possibility that the problem is more widespread and linked to the skins of individual operators as well.
The good news is that Raven Software has flagged similar issues and confirmed that a fix has been scheduled.
This should mean that the exploit will be removed very soon, or the entire mode will be removed until it can be fixed.
Issues that have been confirmed as fixed soon include the following:
Operator Skins – Grinch, Forest Spirit – Model visibility changes based on distance (i.e. only head and weapon will be visible).
Bullet Tracer VFX – Some weapon blueprints lack the intended tracing effects (i.e.Bullfrog – Turbo Powered).
And these aren’t the only issues plaguing Warzone this week, with another report revealing issues with hit markers.
This is a big problem for Warzone players, as it makes it very difficult to assess whether you are winning a shootout.
And any kind of advantage can help in a shootout in Verdansk or on Rebirth Island.
Raven confirmed that they had learned of the issues, telling fans on Twitter: “FYI, we are investigating claims that impact markers are inconsistent after last night’s update.”
The downside to this is that we don’t know if it will be in the same patch as Warzone’s invisible bug fix.
Activision generally shares news about what’s next on Mondays via blog, which means we could hear more about Warzone in the next few hours.
After that, Call of Duty Warzone updates are generally released on Tuesdays, followed by playlist patches on Thursdays.
So the latest changes might be available to watch very soon in Call of Duty Warzone.
As mentioned above, Armored Royale was recently added to the game and is expected to run for at least a full week in Warzone.
This could be interrupted if cheating problems continue, with many other modes available to replace it.
Warzone Rumble is slated to release during season one, and for those who may be new to Warzone, it includes two teams of 50 players parachuting and fighting in various areas around Verdansk. This mode includes custom charges, vehicles, and quick respawns.
“You have your squad, plus forty-six additional teammates in this large-scale fight at Warzone. You may have more players to watch your back, but you also have a full-blown enemy assault on the other side.
“The smaller the circle, the tougher the battle, but don’t let that stop you from doing your best to claim victory in the 50v50 Team Deathmatch showdown.”
More news from Raven Software expected soon, the next updates from Warzone.
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