Broken Warzone attachments are not performing as intended and are significantly nerfing some Vanguard weapons as a result.

Warzone players could be using broken attachments on their Vanguard weapons without even knowing that the weapons have been nerfed.

Call of Duty stats expert TrueGameData is the master of analyzing weapons and how they operate in Warzone. To the frustration of Warzone players, the content creator recently discovered that several attachments have not been working as described in-game.

The broken attachments are preventing Vanguard weapons from operating at maximum efficiency. Here are the attachments you’ll want to avoid on your Vanguard weapons along with the corresponding issue.

Warzone attachments provide incredibly valuable benefits to weapons and the fact that some are not performing as intended can be detrimental to the weapon’s viability.

The best attachments provide a variety of benefits from increased movement speed to improved recoil control and if you’ve been using some of the broken attachments detailed in the TrueGameData video below, you’re going to want to remove them immediately.

For starters, both the Flash Hider Muzzle and Unmarked Perk are supposed to offer position concealment but at the moment neither of them do. This means your position on the mini-map will be revealed when using these attachments.

More importantly, the broken attachments seem to be nerfing Snipers as the Shrouded Perk does not conceal scope glint as advertised in the description of the attachment for the Vanguard Kar98k. In addition, attachments like the VDD Thumbhole Stock and Focus Perk that should improve flinch resistance on Vanguard Snipers, do not work.

These attachments were tested in live matches by TrueGameData and the reliable stats expert suggests to not waste a slot on these broken attachments, “Shrouded did literally nothing for the Kar98, so do not waste your Perk point on that”.

These broken attachments make the already subpar Vanguard Snipers even worse which is unfortunate for Vanguard Royale players. The CoD expert also claimed that he’d be tackling recoil perks next which could have a major impact on long-range weapons. We’ll be sure to detail any notable discoveries.

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A new March 25 update for Warzone Pacific Season 2 Reloaded has nerfed the Juggernaut spawn rates and brought changes to Rebirth Island.

Call of Duty Warzone’s devs have decided to make some tweaks to Pacific Season 2 Reloaded after player complaints about the frequency of Juggernaut spawn rates and damage reduction during spawn protection.

After the Warzone Pacific Season 2 Reloaded update brought loads of new content, such as Rebirth Reinforced and the Keycard system, it’s no surprise that the devs have been tweaking things after players have been able to get their hands on the content.

We first saw this with the Armaguerra nerf, as it seems the new SMG came in slightly too strong. Now, this March 25 update looks to conquer issues with Rebirth Island.

The March 25 update for Warzone Pacific Season 2 Reloaded is a small one but aims to improve the experience on Rebirth Island, which received a big makeover in the update.

After complaints about the frequency of Juggernaut spawns on Rebirth Island, the devs have decided to “reduce the chances” of the Public Event across Rebirth Island.

Further, they also decided to make some other small changes to Rebirth Island, including reducing the damage reduction of Spawn Protection and Gas Canister spawns across Rebirth Island.

That’s all for this March 25 update for Warzone Pacific Season 2 Reloaded. Although it’s small, hopefully, this will improve the player experience.

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A Warzone dev has promised that RICOCHET anti-cheat is going to improve over time to combat new cheats that could arise.

In a call with Warzone expert Tyler ‘TeeP’ Polchow, Warzone dev Josh Bridge stated that RICOCHET anti-cheat will keep getting better moving forward.

On March 23, Warzone veteran TeeP spoke with dev Josh Bridge as the two discussed the current state of Warzone and future plans for the battle royale. The pair touched on several significant topics that have garnered the community’s interest including map rotations and a Ranked Play mode.

They also took time to address the current performance of RICOCHET anti-cheat as well as the longevity of the cheat preventing software.

Since RICOCHET’s global launch back on December 15, 2021, Warzone players have had their doubts about the software. While there’s no denying that RICOCHET has created interesting ways to nerf and eliminate cheaters, some players still question the efficiency of the anti-cheat.

TeeP kicked off the topic by stating that his personal experiences with cheaters in Caldera compared to Verdansk are far fewer. While there’s no way to eliminate 100% of cheaters, Josh Bridge confirmed that the anti-cheat was designed to improve over time.

The fine details behind RICOCHET’s functionality remain a secret for good reason, but it’s interesting to note how Bridge talks of RICOCHET as an adaptable type of technology that will improve at eliminating cheaters over time.

For starters, he says that the dev team is “overall happy” with RICOCHET so far and that having a “team dedicated, always there with technology software monitoring and going after cheaters” has made the world of a difference in terms of efficiency.

He briefly explains the process of countering new cheats that may arise “we find new ways as cheaters are finding a different sort of loophole or a hack and we plug it up and we move forward.”

If we view RICOCHET as technology that can be improved to combat new hacks then there’s no doubt that the anti-cheat’s efficiency will reach new levels as Bridge promises, “It’s going to keep growing and get better and better.”

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Here are the best landing spots for both wins and high kill games in Warzone’s updated Rebirth Island Reinforced map.

Rebirth Island has been completely overhauled in Warzone Season 2 Reloaded. Rebirth Island Reinforced offers both new and updated POIs, so here are the best landing spots for both wins and high-kill games.

Rebirth Island quickly became a fan-favorite Warzone experience, offering a much faster pace than both Verdansk and Caldera. To keep the map fresh, Raven Software and Beenox have given Rebirth Island a complete overhaul, bringing the new Stronghold POI and updating other fan-favorite locations.

After you’re done exploring the new Rebirth Island, you’ll want to choose your landing spot to secure either wins or high-kill games. We’re detailing the best landing spots in Rebirth Island Reinforced, and why you should consider landing there in Warzone Pacific Season 2 Reloaded.

Stronghold is brand-new to Warzone’s Rebirth Island Reinforced, being an overhauled version of the Security Area. If you can land here and win the initial fight, you’ll be set up to win the game.

The only issue you could have is that the circle pulls away from you, but it’s nowhere near as open as the Security Area was. Plus, you can be particularly annoying if you hold this area, as players will be heading your way with their keycards in hand. Killing them will allow you to take either the keycard or the loot, giving you a huge advantage.

Like anywhere on Rebirth Island, the Chemical Engineering POI will see a few players land there. But it’s an incredibly easy spot to hold, and you’ll get a good view of the map around you. If you go up onto the roof, you’ll have a great view of the Docks and Bioweapons Labs.

You’ll find the circle often pulls to Chemical Engineering, and the Buy Station out the back is usually safe from a sniper’s prying eye. You might not break your kill record while holding Chemical Engineering, but you’ll be holding an extremely powerful position on the map.

The Headquarters POI remains after the Warzone Season 2 Reloaded update, and it’s still a hot drop. Whichever team wins Headquarters has almost full control over the map, being able to look down on players at Living Quarters and Nova 6 Factory, and they also have a quick rotation into Prison Block where they can clear it out and hold the roof.

Plus, players can pick up the Vikhor keycard by entering the Red Room found underground. Bringing it to the Stronghold POI will allow you to get a free Loadout Drop, so it might be worth your time.

Rebirth Island’s Control Center has long been one of the map’s busiest landing spots, and you can get a ton of kills off the rip.

If the Buy Station is outside of the building then you know it’ll be especially busy. Most players tend to land on the roof and take the fight straight away, but if you can land in one of the windows then you’ll have a couple of seconds to loot up and control the top floor.

From here, you can either run up the hill to Headquarters and Factory or have a relatively safe rotation to Docks and Decon Zone.

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