News - New Surprise Warzone 2 Content Update. Sbmm Update, Free Rewards, Patch Notes, More - Warzone 2
Fix an issue preventing one-shot protection from functioning in ranked play resurgence. I don't really agree with this change, but the next thing is that they fix an issue causing too many UAV towers to spawn in ranked play resurgence. And fix an issue that prevented players from equipping unlocked items in the rank overview in the rank rewards menu; we got the pass.
Xp event boost now live
Notes out of the way. Let's talk about the brand-new content. For two players, you get 25%. XP boost and double weapon XP boost: if you have three players in your party, you get 25%.
XP boost: 25 double weapons XP boost and a 25% battle pass XP boost: if you have four people in your party or more, you're getting 30% for every single one of those, so it's not necessarily double XP, but you're getting quite a bit of an XP bonus simply by partying up and playing with friends. This is something that they're probably going to be keeping in for a very long time if you plan on leveling up weapons and you want to just grind out the battle pass. It's probably best that you get in a party with players so you can take advantage of that XP boost, and this doesn't count towards like additional XP tokens that you may end up using the next piece of.
Week 2 challenges & rewards early
The new content is the new week 2 challenges. This goes live actually tomorrow, but we got an early look at the challenges and the details for that, but shout out to reality leaks for this photo; it showcases that the reward for week two is going to be called the Jack Jawbreaker.
If you don't know what that is, it's actually a compatibility for the KV broadside MW2 weapon, by the way, and this will convert the shotgun into a hard-hitting, automatic battle rifle, meaning that it'll turn a shotgun into a battle rifle, which is probably one of the craziest things I've heard or talked about previously.
They are going to start bringing in these different aftermarket parts for Modern Warfare 2 weapons to try and throw them apart from the meta and make them valuable weapons that you can still use, and the challenges are as follows: This is the page for multiplayer, showcasing all the different challenges.
I won't read them. You can feel free to pause it and just go through them if you plan on doing them for multiplayer; if you want to do them for zombies, these are the other photos that we have for zombies as well; and then for those of you guys who want to do it on Battle Royale, we also got a photo of Battle Royale, so these are all the challenges you can prepare for early and just get ready for them; they're not going to start tracking until around 10:00 a. M pacific Standard time starting tomorrow when they actually do go live; we just have an early look for them.
Secret warzone challenges & rewards
As of right now, but following that, there's also even more content in, and apparently there's additional secret challenges that will get you even more rewards, so according to MWZ and War Zone News, he said War Zone Resurgence season 3 secret challenges are now with 10 matches of Resurgence, avenge squadmates 25 times, and get 100 operator head shots, and this will unlock you the new con Seas.
Rhib, and Skin. This is a completely different set of challenges from the ones that we talked about before. If you miss the other secret challenges and the rewards that those can get you.
New mw3 sbmm update
The last thing that I want to talk about in today's article is that there was a secret update to skill-based matchmaking.
The recent maps you've played on your input device, the voice chat, the platform, the skill performance, and the time to get a match—they've been working on this for over 20 years. The main target of skill-based matchmaking is to protect casual players, the ones who don't really watch Cod articles; they play on their own.
Leisure: they're not really trying to go for any crazy challenges; they're not trying to drop nukes; and they're just the casual player base; they're trying to protect them from getting into like super sweaty lobbies with those big try-hards that would make them want to get off the game because the longer you play Call of Duty, the more you're going to spend on the game, and that's like their plan with the skill-based matchmaking.
But they did do a brand new update, and apparently players are starting to see it now. What they did here was actually add the returning, persistent Lobby feature. This means that at the end of a match, it would give you the option to say, Next match, or would you like to check the option to stay in the lobby?
meaning it won't turn off the skill-based matchmaking; it just pauses it. If you end up joining a game and drop 60 to 70 kills, you're having a really good time. Players are not as good as you usually are in skill-based matchmaking; they will kick in and then put you in an even sweatier lobby, so that way you're not dropping these 60s anymore, and you're going to be playing around average.
What Call of Duty did was add this persistent lobby feature where it gives you the opportunity where you can jump into your next match or you can click the button where you stay in the lobby, meaning that you will actually get to continue playing with those same people, and that basically pauses the skill-based matchmaking.
As of right now, this feature is not available for everyone, but players have started to report it.
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