Summary
Call of Duty: Warzone’s development team has recently offered comments regarding a tactical sprint bug that’s been impacting players since the start of Season 5. The latest season for the popular battle royale game is just getting underway, and with its launch came a new patch. Thepatch notes forWarzoneSeason 5revealed lots of new content as well as bug fixes. Unfortunately, however, it seems that the update also introduced a new bug into the game.
It seems that, since Season 5 began, some players have been experiencing issues when trying to engage their tactical sprint. It’s unclear just what the bug is. Some players have reported not being able to tactical sprint as much as they could before while others have claimed that it doesn’t feel as fast as it used to. Whatever the problem is, theWarzonedev team is apparently aware of it and has taken the time to comment on it.
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In an announcement from the officialCall of DutyUpdates account on social media, it was announced that the team is aware of the tactical sprint bug and that it’s presently developing a fix for the problem. The message, unfortunately, did not offer any clarification about what the bug is or how it’s triggered. It seems that, for those that haven’t directly experienced it, the nature of the issue will remain a mystery. Still, for those that have been frustrated by it, this announcement should come as a relief.
Several fans were quick to respond to the tweet with appreciation for the news. Others, meanwhile, just seem happy to have their suspicions confirmed. It appears that more than a few players had felt they’d been having movement problems but weren’t certain until they saw the tweet. Between this announcement and the recent news thatWarzonehas banned thousands of cheaters, there’s at least some good news for gamers at the moment.
Activision clearly has big goals for the future of the game. It revealed ambitiousplans for theWarzoneSeason 5 Battle Pass, and Season 4 Reloaded’s cross-over withThe Boyswas a major event. It seems the dev team isn’t letting bugs and glitches slip through the cracks, however. This should give fans ofWarzoneand the largerCall of Dutyseries cause for optimism.
TheCall of Dutycross-over withThe Boyscould begin a new trendand Season 5 forWarzoneis looking to be even bigger. Of course, none of this matters if bugs keep the game unplayable or simply diminish the fun. Thankfully, Activision continues to demonstrate a commitment to stamping out these minor bugs when they crop up.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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