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Infinity Ward disables all ‘Warzone’ vehicles after game-breaking bug emerges
If you hop into Call of Duty: Warzone right now, you’ll notice that all of the vehicles are missing. Over the weekend, players discovered a game-breaking glitch. To fix it, Infinity Ward temporarily disabled all vehicles, Eurogamer explains. A play… Source
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‘Call of Duty’ developer will further crack down on racist players
Activision and Infinity Ward are responding to Black Lives Matter protests with more than delayed Call of Duty seasons. Infinity Ward has vowed to crack down harder on racism in its military shooters, including more efforts to monitor and identify ra… Source
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Watch the first private ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’ tournament at 3PM ET
Activision is ready to show what all-pro Call of Duty: Warzone tourneys are like. The gaming giant is debuting the first Call of Duty League Warzone Weekend today (May 24th) at 3PM Eastern, marking the start of private lobby Warzone competitions. The… Source
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Why Infinity Ward doesn’t call ‘CoD: Warzone’ a battle royale
Turns out, Call of Duty: Warzone is not a battle royale. Infinity Ward and Raven Software’s latest mode pits 150 players against each other on a single map, with limited respawn capabilities and clear instructions: kill to survive. Each round begins… Source
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Infinity Ward will update ‘Warzone’ as new Call of Duty games arrive
Call of Duty: Warzone has a long life ahead of it. In an interview with GamerGen, Infinity Ward’s narrative director, Taylor Kurosaki, said the popular battle royale game will connect to future Call of Duty titles, serving as the series' "one constan… Source
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Infinity Ward removes, then brings back bounties in ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’
Following backlash from some of its most prominent players, Call of Duty: Warzone developer Infinity Ward has reversed a controversial tweak it made earlier this week to its popular battle royale game. On Wednesday, the studio added a system called M… Source
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