One of the most divisive aspects of Call of Duty: Warzone has been the replacement of the Verdansk map, สมัคร winner55 เครดิต ฟรี 188 which the game launched with in 2020, with the Caldera map in late 2021. Ever since the change a sizeable contingent of players have been unhappy, with many considering Verdansk the heart-and-soul of the game, and no subsequent maps measuring up.
Well after just over three years, Verdansk is back! And not for a few weeks: Verdansk returns to Warzone on April 3, and has seriously pushed the boat out with a slow-mo trailer set to Nat King Cole's rendition of "Unforgettable."
"As we celebrate Call of Duty: Warzone’s 5 Year Anniversary, it's time to revisit a place of unforgettable memories," reads the blurb. "Get ready for the drop zones and familiar terrain that players loved, alongside new updates to explore."
You'd think people would be happy, and there are plenty of "we're back!" comments to be found from players delighted to return. But a sizeable contingent, while pleased with the Verdansk announcement, are responding about a perceived problem and lack of action over the game's anti-cheat.
Warzone has been plagued by cheating issues since the start, something that the kernel-level anticheat , but instead the last year has seen the situation apparently get even worse. Sure, things like is a good laugh for the rest of us, but probably not much fun when you're in there.
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Verdansk arrives as part of Season 3 for both Warzone and Black Ops 6 on April 3.