The Call of Duty Warzone update fixes the terrible door and weakens the MG 82

After creating a door that is fatal to the player in some way, plunder Introduced a new Call of Duty: War Zone Weakening popular patches MG 82 And repaired the terrible door.

On Monday, for some reason, we saw a harmless salt mine gate killing the player. This obviously shouldn’t happen, and may be related to the Red Door fast travel system introduced in Season 4.

But now, Raven seems to have resolved this issue and updated the patch notes for season 4 to reflect this change. But this is not all that the constantly tinkering studio changes.

Since the beginning of season 4, you may already know the MG 82 LMG; this is a new weapon that was launched on June 17 and was immediately widely adopted in battle royale games.

In fact, it is so popular that Raven made it clear that it can perform nerf only 24 hours after entering the game. “MG 82 (BOCW) went to the Pack-a-Punch machine several times before deploying to Verdansk,” The developer says“The element 115 in #Warzone is forbidden, so we will adjust this weapon soon.”

That time has come, and it is sad for any of you MG 82 users. The following is the developer’s comment on nerf:

“In view of its relatively fast handling, maneuverability and rate of fire, we once envisioned the MG 82 (BOCW) as a medium and short range light machine gun. However, it also retains many powerful LMG features, such as damage distribution and bullets. Speed ​​and magazine size, while recoil is negligible. These factors together create one of the most important weapons landing in Verdansk. Don’t be fooled by the magnitude of these changes. The damage and rate of fire of each magazine is still top-notch. Yes, so we expect that the MG 82 will still be available.”

That’s not all; it seems that the extra work in the game has also changed a bit.

“We are exploring all avenues for change in order to provide Dead Silence with’fair’ and’copeable’ counterattacks options. This decision must be made carefully, especially considering how it might disrupt the stability of other aspects of the game We cannot promise anything at this time, but as we get closer to an appropriate solution, we will share more details. Sit tight.

Perhaps one day soon, we will see Raven launch a new “Call of Duty War” season without having to go back too much new content.