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More bad news for Call of Duty: Vanguard and Call of Duty: Warzone players. While Season 2 was officially scheduled to begin on February 2, it was eventually postponed by Sledgehammer Games.
The beginning of Call of Duty: Vanguard is definitely too complicated for Activision. While Opus developed by Sledgehammer Games experienced Shy start looking at licensing habits, it also faced some minor issues which affected the player experience. We remember, for example, that Along with the launch of Season 1 of the game, Call of Duty: Warzone also had to be postponed, A phenomenon that will repeat itself with Season 2, as we were able to learn yesterday.
New postponement for Vanguard and Warzone
it’s through official twitter account of that story Sledgehammer Games has announced the postponement of season 2, While its launch was expected on February 2, It will start from 14th February only, just to mark the occasion of Valentine’s Day (Or not), Studio states that despite all updates being deployed, “More needs to be done”, This extra time will then be used “Fix stability issues and bugs to ensure an optimal level of play for players”,
We have deployed several updates, but more needs to be done. Thanks for being patient while we’re delaying the release of season two #Pawn And #warzone To prioritize the ongoing work to balance and optimize your current gameplay experience. More information: https://t.co/dB2ruoguXq pic.twitter.com/iBWEVQFwpf
— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) January 19, 2022
the team promises New updates including new gameplay optimizations and improved game balance, on Vanguard as Warzone. A daily battle for the sledgehammer, committed to the gameplay experience , [sa] preference”, which unfortunately does not prevent the return of some cheat problems. Looking forward to learning more about this new season to come, so players can continue to enjoy season 1 and all the material it has to offer.
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