Call of Duty: Warzone Update Fixes Widely Used Loadout Glitch

Warzone Update Fixes Pre-Game Loadout Exploit Introduced in Season 3 Reloaded

Raven Software, the developer behind Call of Duty: Warzone, has released a small update on May 5 to patch a popular exploit that allowed players to drop their custom loadouts in the pre-game lobby and retrieve them once the match started

The mid-season update brought two new multiplayer maps, a Directed Mode for the Shattered Veil Zombies map, and the “High Art” event. The event, running through May 15, offers new rewards including the Ladra SMG, a Mini-Rocket kit for the Goblin Mk2, and more.

Warzone Update Fixes Pre-Game Exploit Allowing Early Loadout Drops

Warzone Update Fixes Pre-Game Loadout

With Warzone‘s Season 3 Reloaded update introducing numerous changes, a significant exploit emerged, allowing players to drop their custom loadouts in the pre-game lobby and retrieve them once the match began. For many players, securing a custom loadout early can be a game-changer, so this exploit provided a considerable advantage. Fortunately, Raven Software addressed the issue with a May 5 update, which now prevents players from dropping loadouts during the pre-game lobby.

While some players focused on the bugs and glitches that came with Season 3 Reloaded, others debated the return of exterior rooftop ascenders, which were part of Verdansk in Season 5 but were absent from the map when it returned with Season 3. Ascenders allow players to quickly scale certain buildings, adding a strategic element to gameplay. While some players felt their absence improved the game, others appreciated the tactical option they provided.

Warzone Update Fixes Pre-Game Loadout

Another point of contention is the new “High Art” event, which brought psychedelic-themed content to Warzone and Black Ops 6, including the addition of Hollywood actor Seth Rogen as a new operator. While the event offers exciting rewards and modes, many players have expressed frustration with the weed-themed cosmetic items and operators, feeling the trend is growing tiresome.

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