Look Sports Media – A new Call of Duty: Warzone patch, deployed on May 13th, has addressed a critical movement bug plaguing the competitive scene. This marks the second update since Season 3 Reloaded launched earlier this month, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The bug, causing significantly slower aiming during close-quarters combat, has been a major source of frustration for professional players who rely on rapid reactions and precise movements. The fix, along with the restoration of vertical movement from an earlier May update, promises a more fluid and competitive gameplay experience.
Beyond the movement fix, the patch also tackles inconsistent revive times in battle royale matches. These discrepancies previously gave some players an unfair advantage, disrupting the balance of gameplay. The update aims to level the playing field, ensuring fair fights for all.
The update also brings significant changes to Ranked Play, which has seen a surge in popularity since Verdansk’s return. While specifics weren’t detailed in the official announcement from @CODUpdates on May 9th, the renewed focus on competitive integrity is evident.
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With Warzone’s inclusion in the upcoming Esports World Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, these updates couldn’t be more timely. The tournament will feature the Resurgence mode, replacing Verdansk, promising a fresh competitive dynamic. Last year’s champions, Team Falcons, will undoubtedly be looking to defend their title against strong contenders like Fnatic and Twisted Minds. The stage is set for intense competition and thrilling gameplay. The full 2025 Esports World Cup schedule is available on looksports.media.
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