Season two of both Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific and Call of Duty: Vanguard is postponed. The launch will now be February 14 – 12 days after the planned date.
Call of Duty: Vanguard.
Activision
Via the official Call of Duty blog Activision explains that the postponement is due to ongoing problems in both games. On console, players struggle with game crashes and poor performance, while cheaters on PC creates chaos with flying cars.
– We will use the extra development time to release updates, including game optimization, balance adjustments for both weapons and equipment, fixing stability and errors, as well as improving the experience for players in Vanguard, Warzone Pacific, Black Ops Cold War and Modern Warfare.
Unexpectedly, the announcement does not mention anything about the strike as according to The Washington Post continues at Raven Software. Several members of the studio – who are responsible for Call of Duty: Warzone – went on strike in December, in protest against Activision’s treatment of the Raven’s test team. These have now not worked for more than seven weeks.
Employees under the Activision Blizzard umbrella have admittedly had reason to hope for better conditions in the future. On Tuesday, it became clear that Microsoft is buying up the company for a staggering 600 billion kroner. It comes after countless allegations of harassment and gender discrimination by the profiled game developer.
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