Warzone season 1 is capped at 100 players because Raven wants it to be "a faster-paced battle royale"
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Warzone's season 1 launch will introduce a new 100-p🏅layer limit that 🌄developer Raven Software hopes will make for a "faster paced battle royale."
Warzone season 1 is launching alongside the new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Modern Warfare 3 battle pass on Wednesday, D𝔍ecember 6, bringing along the brand new Urzikstan map and the aforementioned 100-player cap. Urzikstan, which according to is about 20% smaller than Al Mazrah, will also put a 20-minute cap on match times.
, Raven said its priority is "creating an optimal and fun experience for all of our players based on critical metrics," which include "time-to-action, the map size of Urzikstan, new circle timings and sizes, total match time (20 minutes), red dots, contracts, and various new and existing second chance mechanics."More 🐠specifically, Warzone senior creative director Ted Timmins on that tweet with his own explanation for the smaller player count, map, and match time.
"We want Season 1 to be a fasteꦏr-paced Battle Royale and fundamentally we are here to listen and evolve," he said. "It's never easy to balance a sin♊gle experience for hundreds of millions of different player types and motivations - but we hope you love it too."
The Call of Duty community has dubbed the upcoming relaunch 'Warzone 3.0', and although that's not its official name, it does do a good job emphasizing how big an update it is. In addition to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Warzone's new Urzikstan map, the battle royale's integration with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Modern Warfare 3 will completely reset your stats and start everyone on the same clean slate. There will be new weapons, modes, and events, a host of ꦗquality of life updates, and a few key updates to movement and other mechanics for parity with the latest mainline ဣentry.
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