Call of Duty: Warzone
Warzone players beg for changes to Season 3 Reloaded ground loot
Warzone: Season 3 Reloaded players are begging Raven to change the ground loot pool, complaining that the 1911 and M60 are “terrible.”
Finding good guns early in Warzone can be the difference between a victory or defeat, but some players think Season 3 Reloaded’s needs major changes to give them a chance to compete.
One of the first things any Warzone player does when they land in Verdansk ’84 is scour the area for weapons. With enemies dropping around you, it’s vitally important that you get your hands on a gun, because you know your opponents are doing the same thing, determined to wipe you out.
The unfortunate reality is that with floor loot, everything is completely random, so you may find yourself with a powerful Assault Rifle or stuck with a pistol, putting you at a distinct disadvantage.
For Season 3 Reloaded, it seems the latter is happening more often than the former, and after exiting games early due to the lack of power in floor loot, players are begging Raven Software to make some changes.
One of the most prolific weapons in Season 3 Reloaded’s ground loot is the 1911 pistol, with Reddit user PearkerJK12 complaining that there is “literally no good reason for there to be four variations of the starter pistol.”
“In a season where the ground loot has been horrible,” they continued, “It would be nice to cut the sh*t and give us something decent to land on, and remove the starter pistols from the ground.”
Others definitely agreed, with some complaining that the M60 LMG is “absolutely terrible,” while others simply called this season’s floor loot “the worst ever.”
Reddit user MLauz44 believes there’s a simple way to fix it though, by simply including some Modern Warfare weapons into the ground loot. They believe it would add more variety to the pool, saying they have no idea why Raven chose to remove them.
While players are definitely unhappy, there is some reason to be hopeful. Raven have proved throughout Season 3 that they are listening to feedback from players, nerfing “Big Bertha” Cargo Truck spawn rates in the May 27 update after fan complaints.
Whether they will make any significant changes to the loot pool this season remains to be seen, but we’ll be sure to keep you updated if Raven respond to the criticism.
Image Credits: Raven Software / Activision
Call of Duty: Warzone
Best Cooper Carbine loadout for Warzone Pacific Caldera
Here are the best attachment, Perks, and Equipment to run with Warzone Pacific Caldera’s Cooper Carbine Assault Rifle.
Warzone Pacific Season 1’s Cooper Carbine has proved itself to be an extremely effective Assault Rifle, so here are the attachments and Perks that make up the best loadout for Caldera.
Caldera, Warzone’s new Pacific map, arrived as part of the Season 1 update back in December. This also brought the Cooper Carbine – an Assault Rifle that’s proved to be one of Caldera’s most dominant weapons.
We’ve got the perfect attachments, Perks, and Equipment to make the best Cooper Carbine loadout in Warzone Pacific Caldera.
- Best Cooper Carbine attachments
- Best Cooper Carbine Perks & Equipment
- How to unlock the Cooper Carbine in Warzone Pacific Season 1
- Best alternatives to Warzone Pacific Cooper Carbine
Best Warzone Pacific Cooper Carbine loadout attachments
- Muzzle: MX Silencer
- Barrel: 22″ Cooper Custom
- Optic: SVT-40 PU Scope 3-6x
- Stock: Cooper 45RS
- Underbarrel: M1930 Strife Angled
- Magazine: 9mm 60 Round Drums
- Ammunition: Lengthened
- Rear Grip: Polymer Grip
- Perk: Tight Grip
- Perk 2: Fully Loaded
At long last, the Cooper Carbine emerges as an excellent long-range option following nerfs to the Bren. We’ve built this Cooper Carbine to dominate at long-range, boasting a fast fire rate and next to no recoil.
To start, the SVT-40 PU Scope 3-6x, 22″ Cooper Custom barrel, and MX Silencer vastly improve this weapon’s ability to hit distant targets with minimal recoil. Then, we also have the Cooper 45RS stock that contributes to the weapon’s long-range stability.
The M1930 Strife Angled and Polymer Grip further add to the Cooper Carbine’s accuracy and recoil control. With the 9mm 60 Round Drums you’ll be able to take on squads and the magazine attachment also boosts fire rate and ADS speed. We also recommend using Lengthened ammo which will make your bullets hit harder than usual.
The Tight Grip makes this weapon a laser beam thanks to the added accuracy and recoil control during sustained fire. Lastly, Fully Loaded ensures you have full ammo when you grab your loadout.
Best Perks & Equipment to use with Warzone Pacific Cooper Carbine
- Perk 1: E.O.D
- Perk 2: Overkill
- Perk 3: Amped
- Lethal: Frag Grenade
- Tactical: Stun Grenade
Lethal Equipment got a significant buff in the Warzone Pacific Season 1 patch notes, so E.O.D has remained an extremely effective choice to protect yourself from explosives.
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As the Cooper Carbine has transformed from a close-range AR to a long-range AR, we recommend using Overkill so you have two primary weapons such as the MP40 or Welgun, and Amped to quickly switch between them.
For lethal equipment, the Frag Grenade is now a powerful choice thanks to Season 1 buffs, and the Stun Grenade Tactical will slow your enemies to a halt, giving you a quick and easy kill.
How to unlock Cooper Carbine in Warzone Pacific Season 1
The Cooper Carbine can be unlocked for free at Tier 15 in the Vanguard and Warzone Season 1 Battle Pass.
It won’t take long to reach Tier 15, so just keep playing all the modes Warzone Pacific has to offer and you’ll soon unlock the Cooper Carbine.
Best alternatives to Warzone Pacific Cooper Carbine
There are plenty of other powerful long-range weapons in Warzone Pacific, with the Type 11 and STG44 proving to be extremely effective. The classic Kar98k is also well worth your time.
For more Warzone, you can check out how to turn off crossplay in Vanguard & Warzone Pacific.
Image Credit: Activision / Raven Software / Sledgehammer Games
Call of Duty: Vanguard
Warzone Pacific & Vanguard Season 2 officially delayed
Call of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone Pacific Season 2 has officially been delayed after devs share community update.
It seems the Call of Duty devs have got a lot on their plate at the moment, causing them to delay the release of Warzone Pacific & Vanguard Season 2.
Warzone & Vanguard have had a lot of updates over the past couple of weeks, including the mid-season patch which looked to solve a lot of the game’s performance issues.
Despite improvements and better communication from the devs when it comes to sharing what they’re working on, Season 2 has been officially delayed to give them more time to work on fixes.
Call of Duty announced over on Twitter that Season 2 of Warzone and Vanguard has officially been delayed from the February 1 released date to February 14.
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With all the crazy news coming out recently regarding Microsoft’s plans to purchase Activision, which includes Call of Duty, this probably won’t come as much of a shock to the community, especially given all the current performance issues.
While the devs recognize that they have “deployed a number of updates” recently to fix the issues, including a fix for the freezing Buy Station bug, they also recognize “that more needs to be done.”
The main reason for Season 2 of Warzone and Vanguard being delayed is in order for the devs to continue improving the gameplay experience. Many players will likely be happy that the season is being delayed, as another big update to the game might just cause even more issues and further frustration.
As more information is released regarding Season 2 of Vanguard and Warzone Pacific, we’ll be sure to cover it. For now, check out how much money Warzone makes.
Image Credits: Call of Duty / Activision
Call of Duty: Warzone
When is Warzone Pacific Season 2? Season 1 end date
Here’s everything we know about Warzone Pacific’s Season 2 update, including its release date and expected content.
Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific will soon be receiving another massive content drop with Season 2, so here’s everything we know including its release date and content.
Warzone underwent a major change with the Pacific update, receiving all of Vanguard’s weapons on an entirely new map – Caldera. Now that the Festive Fervor event is over and the mid-season update is live, players are looking forward to what’s next.
Here’s everything we know about the upcoming Warzone Pacific Season 2 update, including its release date, time, and the content we expect to see.
- Warzone Pacific Season 1 end date
- Warzone Pacific Season 2 release date & time
- What’s included in Warzone Pacific Season 2?
Warzone Pacific Season 1 end date
We’ve now had the mid-season update for Warzone Pacific Season 1, with the season set to end on February 1, 2022. However, with the start date for Season 2 delayed, the Season 1 Battle Pass may be extended to coincide with the start of the new season.
Once we know exactly when the Vanguard Season 1 Battle Pass expires, we’ll update this section but be sure to unlock as many tiers as you can for the time being.
Warzone Pacific Season 2 release date & time
An announcement from the Call of Duty Twitter page has revealed that Warzone Pacific Season 2 has been delayed from February 1, 2022, to February 14, 2022.
Large Warzone updates are usually set live at 9 PM PT / 12 AM ET / 5 AM GMT, but Raven Software will confirm it nearer to the time.
What’s included in Warzone Pacific Season 2?
Neither Activision nor Raven Software has revealed what will be included in Season 2, but previous seasons can give us an educated guess.
Here’s everything we expect to arrive in Warzone Pacific Season 2:
- New weapons
- New Operators
- Minor map changes
- New game modes
- Themed-event with challenges & rewards
- Significant weapon balance updates & bug fixes
Of course, this is currently just speculation, but these are all usually included in a new Warzone season’s content drop.
Stay tuned to Charlie INTEL, as Activision and Raven Software will soon reveal what they have in store for Season 2 and beyond!
Be sure to check out everything we know about CoD 2022 in the meantime, which is expected to be a sequel to 2019’s Modern Warfare.
Image Credit: Activision
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