Activision might not be doing so well with its latest release, Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0. Reports say that players are losing interest more than they had anticipated. The developers may need to work on the game a bit more to avoid driving players away more.
What's so Bad About It?
Fans claim that the game doesn't have the same amount of features as the one before it, and some wish that they just made improvements for the first Call of Duty: Warzone game. Regardless, Activision will have to do something to keep players interested.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 can be a huge source of revenue for its developers, according to ComicBook, which is why it's likely that they will be working on the game more. Although, it will take a lot of effort and resources to do so.
There are a lot of FPS games that Warzone 2.0 will have to surpass and to do that, they will have to convince players that the game is worth their time. The gaming community knows that it's hard to bounce back once you get a bad rap.
That being said, Activision might have a hard time recovering players that had a bad experience with the game. Based on Steam ratings, the has received an overwhelmingly negative rating, with Overall Reviews and Recent Reviews marked as "Mostly Negative."
Player Reviews on Steam
Game reviews on Steam are brutally honest, and gamers tend to check them before they download the game. Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0's review section is just riddled with comments stating how bad of an experience it was.
One review said that the game was free and he still wanted his money back. "21dosum4m3" said that they tried installing and reinstalling the game, as well as trying everything else, but the game still failed to launch.
A user who goes by "e_money" said that they were having a difficult time joining a lobby. A couple of reviews mentioned that the game had a lot of bugs, but someone mentioned that the game was free and proposed a solution to the problem of being dropped in a match.
"Don Solo" instructed that players can change their DNS servers to Cloudflare's or Google's, which has been a success for people who followed it. He then suggested the following DNS servers in the review:
Cloudflare: 1.1.1.1
Cloudflare #2: 1.0.0.1
Google: 8.8.8.8
Google #2: 8.8.4.4
Of course, the reviews were not all bad. Some said that they actually liked the game, particularly the DMZ mode. Players claim that the game can also run on a potato laptop, which means that it won't demand much from your PC or console.
"Troca" mentioned that the battle royale mode was like a mix of PUBG and Apex Legends. Others also praised the BR mode while saying that it needs some improvements and that the bugs were not bad enough to warrant a negative review.
