New York, Jan 27: Activision has announced it is delaying the start of Season Two for Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific to give the developers more time to fix bugs and balance the game. In a new patch for Warzone, Raven fixed several bugs that were plaguing the game, including a few that were platform-specific. Raven are working on fixing the game, but new content will still come as part of Season 2.
One annoying, confusing bug caused instability in Warzone if players pressed the Xbox Home button twice in a row while in-game. Thankfully, with this patch, Raven says it’s ironed out that problem. According to Polygon, the patch also corrected an issue that caused non-ASCII symbols to create instability and cause disruptions, and often made matches crash completely.
One bug that has still not been fixed this time is causing problem as players freeze when they access Buy Stations. According to Raven Software’s Twitter account, there have been major improvements with that problem, but the developer is still looking for a complete solution. Call of Duty: Warzone season 2 will go live on February 14, the same day the season goes live in Call of Duty: Vanguard.
