Activision?s latest premium?Call of Duty offerings in Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2 has been out for months now. Since their awaited debuts in 2022, both entries have ended up gaining a lot of popularity. However, there are players who have also expressed their distaste for them. Especially when it comes to the battle royale title, which is a successor to the original Warzone from 2020.

Lately, the impression of Warzone 2 hasn’t been good among most of the renowned players in the community. And recently, the situation was revealed publicly as well by a popular streamer and content creator. He tweeted some harsh reactions from famous Call of Duty pros who are not happy with the current state of the battle royale offering.

Call of Duty Warzone 2 isn’t enjoyable anymore according to professionals

Upon its launch, Warzone 2 attracted tons of negative comments on the internet. Most of the fans were not excited to see refreshed mechanics in its gameplay. The devs then eventually removed them in the second season. Moreover, they also brought back beloved features from the original battle royale to please the users.

However, it looks like not everyone is still amazed by Call of Duty Warzone 2. Especially the professional players in the community who are used to creating a lot of content based on the game in their streams. Popular internet figure Jake Lucky recently posted a tweet that included some of the angriest reactions from reputed streamers.

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Among the ones mentioned in the tweet, above, one streamer is LG Huskerrs, who has criticized the ongoing installment. According to him, this is “the most unbalanced and unbalanced and stale game from a AAA studio I have ever played in my 20 years of gaming. Never have I seen a studio leadership so out of touch with the game and the community. It?s a damn shame”.

Moreover, other creators also reacted in a similar manner while calling out the makers for not making a good game. And that it’s filled with endless issues that can be fixed with an update but they haven’t been addressed yet.

These are just some of the responses from renowned Warzone 2 players, going by what Jake Lucky showed in his tweet. However, there might be even more creators who are disappointed with the free-to-play entry from Activision. Clearly, that’s not a good sign for the game itself. Seems like the devs will have to work harder in order to make most of the users fall in love with the installment, similar to its predecessor.

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