Call of Duty: Warzone got its final major update today.
The idea of a successful live-service battle royale 'ending' feels a little odd to me, but that's what's happening withCall of Duty: Warzone launched in March 2020 and made an immediately positive impression, and has grown in the years since with new maps, operators, weapons, and even giant movie monsters.
Warzone is undeniably a success, but with Warzone 2.0 set to launch soon after the Modern Warfare 2 reboot coming in October, its days were inevitably numbered. Which brings us to today's mid-season update, the final major update to Call of Duty: Warzone. The update will kick off weekly playlist rotations featuring"classic and fan-favorite" game modes, expanded support for solo players, and the usual array of gameplay and quality-of-life improvements.
The best part, though, or at least the most fun, may be the"Warzone Stories" calling cards, free for all players as a kind of memento of the glory days. Players who were around for the integration of Black Ops–Cold War in December 2020 will remember the community outcry around the wildly
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