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Gulag and close-range meta shifts incoming.
The March 20 update for Call of Duty: Warzone Season 2 Reloaded has likely filled a collection of gamers with pure joy. It’s mainly due to its Gulag changes, but we’ll get into that later.
Close-range weapons are seemingly the target as well in this late-March update. So, keep an eye on nearby corners—SMGs can and will be there, but they won’t be as strong from further distances. In particular, near to mid-range has been changed.
Warzone March 19 Update: All Changes
Not only has the close-range meta been slightly nerfed. But the Gulag changes have come in to shake things up. No longer will the Night Vision Gulag be a nuisance for a collection of gamers. It’s back to broad daylight and there’s no hiding in the shadows.
Thanks to the Night Vision change, you no longer need to use an attachment just to be able to spot your opponents. So, say goodbye to your Laser attachments.
Warzone March 19 Gameplay changes
Gulag
“Laser attachments have been removed and replaced in Gulag loadouts. The introduction of the Night Vision Gulag variant provided a fun twist to the 1v1 experience. That said, to accommodate it, we had to add lasers to weapons - which subsequently affected the loadouts of every other Gulag variant. We’ve since heard the feedback loud and clear, and we’re no longer fond of these modifiers impacting the overall Gulag experience. As such, we’ve made the decision to disable night vision encounters while we work on splitting Gulag loadouts up to better serve each play space variant. Should we decide to bring this particular experience back, it will be with a unique form of engagement in mind.” - Raven Software
Bug Fixes
That’s all there is to it. The close-range meta has been nerfed ever so slightly. Let’s see what it does to the Call of Duty Warzone landscape in the near future.
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