Call of Duty: Warzone has been going through a rough patch over the last few months, and Season 2’s update has not done the game any favors. Several content creators are disappointed with the Call of Duty: Warzone changes, including none other than Dr Disrespect.
This is not the first time that the Two Time has been critical of the battle royale game, as he has suggested several changes to the Gulag in the past. He also was heavily critical of the MAC-10 meta, calling out the problems and demanding changes. While that change did eventually come, as Call of Duty: Warzone’s meta has been significantly improved upon since the MAC-10’s downfall, the Season 2 update has seemingly not been enough in the eyes of the Doc.
The highly influential Dr Disrespect had some major issues with stream snipers in his most recent play session, a problem that led to him venting his frustrations regarding Season 2’s update. According to Dr Disrespect, the “horrific” patch is to blame for his struggles, as he believes it should not have been hyped up at all. With the patch and the game clearly “not attracting new people,” the content creator is stuck facing the same stream snipers he has been dealing with a lot as of late.
Dr Disrespect was also critical of the roof ziplines, as he believes they only help roof campers due to the delay after reaching the top — with players using the zipline needing to wait for an animation to finish before they can fire their weapon. Loadout expert and pro player NICKMERCS would likely be in Dr Disrespect’s corner, as he recently criticized Call of Duty: Warzone’s Zombies and the glitched ship cutscene. Though this glitch has been fixed, it remains to be seen if some of the Doc’s criticisms will be addressed.
While Dr Disrespect and NICKMERCS have been negative about the latest patch, some fans have been enjoying the changes. After all, the addition of weapon silos to Verdansk adds some new locations to loot, while the Zombies Outbreak event is an interesting change of pace. Though some players would likely prefer if PvE enemies stayed out of Call of Duty: Warzone, just as many seem to enjoy seeing the undead in the crashed ship. With the Zombies likely to keep spreading, it will be interesting go see if the community ultimately agrees or disagrees with its most prominent streamers.
Hopefully, the upcoming nuke event will shake things up enough for Dr Disrespect to enjoy the game again. With Verdansk supposedly being replaced with an 80s-themed map, plenty of new players should be trying out the game — eliminating at least some of the stream snipers the Two Time had to deal with.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
Source: Dexerto
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