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Call of Duty Warzone is going through a transitional phase, where everything old is being phased out. Everything started with the removal of Verdansk from active duty; the map was replaced by a new Pacific map. The studio also rolled out the first of its kind kernel-level anti-cheat system with the new season’s update to protect the interest of legitimate players.

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Now Raven Software has taken yet another controversial decision, which hasn’t pleased the community. The studio has removed Rebirth Island temporarily from the game and replaced it with a brand new game mode.

The chaotic nature of the island and how it facilitated never-ending action served as the perfect game mode for Warzone players to hone their gunplay. Now its removal has sparked debate within the community while the Battle Royale title continues to evolve.

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Fans stand divided as Rebirth Island exits Call of Duty Warzone

The massive Caldera update has brought a myriad of changes to the game. As a part of the continued evolution of the title, Rebirth island has also parted ways with the game.

Moreover. the update is causing unprecedented issues for gamers, as their respective gaming devices are reportedly freezing. Both PC and console gamers have experienced this issue, and it seems like the latest update is flawed.

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More issues within the game continue to pop up, causing unforeseen problems.

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This fan shared an amusing reason as to why Activision might have chosen to part ways with the game mode.

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Even the newly added game mode is flawed and has crazy problems. The game seems to log gamers out without any explanation after the conclusion of a game.

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Frequent crashes and log out were bad, but the gameplay lag and undue freeze aren’t acceptable at all. The latest update has truly made the title a displeasing experience as issues continue to pile up.

Other fans have experienced the client not being able to load certain resources, which is leading them to be locked out. What is happening to Raven Software? Fans are demanding answers as the frustration continues to mount.

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Fans are clamoring for the return of Rebirth Island to the game, as no one is a big fan of the new game mode.

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Who can forget the recent DDoS attack that knocked the entire game out into oblivion? Activision please fix your game or the entire fanbase might choose to walk away.

2 years into its life cycle and Activision hasn’t added a solid update that didn’t invent new problems.

The community’s frustration is understandable, as things haven’t improved to the extent the players wanted. The game is still in horrible condition, and each update, while solving some problems, introduces new ones.

Will Warzone ever become a paradise for Battle Royale and FPS gamers? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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