Raven Software has been working on a hotfix to rid Call of Duty: Warzone 2 of its broken franchises. What does the new update bring?
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Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.1 Update I moved online “relatively” cleanly, however some of the perks didn’t work as they should. So Raven Software has released a new fix to make it work as intended by the developers in Warzone 2.0.
Why quick fix? Recently there have been some “hassles” with Warzone 2.0. Players can remain immune to damage without hacks and cheats. It’s funny once, but it’s a problem in the long run. Also, some of Warzone 2.0’s weapons dealt more damage than Modern Warfare 2. The only thing that was very strange.
Raven with Hotfix for Warzone 2.0
On January 10, 2023 on Twitter, the developers said: “We’ve released a fix that addresses an issue that was preventing Ultimate Perks, including High Alert, from working as intended.”
With the tweet, there was also a link to the official one Trello boardwhich described the fixes: “High Alert Perk: We’re investigating an issue in the High Alert Perk that causes the user’s screen to not pulse when encountering an enemy.”
As some gamers write on Twitter, the fix actually worked. It appears that the problem has been resolved.
Although the tweet indicates that many of Ultimate’s features have been revised, the Trello post notes that only the “high alert feature” has been resolved for now.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.1 Update Available for Windows PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. In a new how-to article, we describe how to Ping color in Warzone 2.0 the changes.

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