Globally, players are facing frustrating server issues in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone, which impact multiple features like cooperative gameplay, Zombies, and the battle royale mode. The publisher of the game, Activision, has acknowledged these problems and expressed concern that Modern Warfare 2 would experience similar disruptions. This is a summary of the circumstances before you start playing.
CoD Mordern Warfare 3 Official Response from Activision
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— Call of Duty Updates (@CODUpdates) February 23, 2024
We're working on a fix for a known issue that appeared overnight that is preventing progress from being tracked in various areas of the game including but not limited to events, challenges, Battle Pass, and SR.
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Activision responded to the growing complaints by addressing the common problems and promising players a fix in a message posted on its official Call of Duty Updates Twitter account. The business does, however, issue a warning that gamers can still see abnormalities with regard to loadouts and account level. It is best to avoid playing the game until the issues are properly resolved, as there is no time schedule given for their resolution.
Mode Disruptions and Workarounds
Activision has taken aggressive steps to reduce the effect of these server-related issues. Until further research into the progression-related issues is completed, both Warzone and multiplayer ranked play modes will be temporarily disabled. Champion’s Quest in Warzone has also been delayed, and Zombies mode has been temporarily suspended.
Multiplayer and Warzone Challenges
As long as attempts to play Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 continue, caution is necessary. In addition to the difficulty in matching because of server problems, many players have had difficulties such as reset stats, bugs in weapon leveling, and lost progress in the battle pass and ongoing events.
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Broader Impact and Cheating Concerns
Notably, players of Modern Warfare 2 may also be impacted by the ripple effects, which go beyond Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone. Also, the Call of Duty community has been dealing with a rise in cheating incidents during these server failures. Activision, however, highlights a recent ban wave that resulted in almost 6,000 account bans between February 16 and February 20, as proof of the Ricochet anti-cheat system’s ongoing efficacy and reassures players of its value.
Season 2 of Call of Duty is still available in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone, despite the present difficulties. furthermore, players may look forward to the “Reloaded” update, which is scheduled to release in the future weeks. With two new weapons, more multiplayer maps, more Zombies content, and improved Warzone features, this midseason update should provide some excitement amidst the ongoing server problems.
