Next Call of Duty game to be a Modern Warfare sequel

The launch of Season Two of Call of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone will mark the next step in the Call of Duty team's commitment to improving players' gameplay experience. The team's top priority is quality of life - making changes that allow Warzone be more accessible and less frustrating for the community,

Examples of this include more than 30 improvements coming at Season Two's launch on February 14, including:

• Improvements in all forms of movement: vehicle handling, parachutes deploying at a lower vertical height, increased player mantle height, and collision fixes for both vehicles and players.
• The Gas Mask animation no longer interrupting Operators who aim down sights.
• When inserting Armor Plates, it refills a full plate of armor before filling damaged ones.
• Performance and streaming issues, including Buy Station freezes, voice chat connectivity, and distorted graphics, across all platforms.
• Specific Operator skins being invisible at certain distances.
• Blockages to Modern Warfare Multiplayer, which is tied to Warzone’s launcher.

Additionally, the Call of Duty team wanted to give players a peek into what they can look forward to in 2022 and are excited to share additional news.

• This year’s Call of Duty is a sequel to Modern Warfare 2019.
• The new game and a new Warzone experience are designed together from the ground-up.
• Expect a massive evolution of Battle Royale with all-new playspace and a new sandbox mode.
• A new engine powers both the new Call of Duty game release and Warzone.
• Development on both the new Call of Duty and the Warzone experience is being led by Infinity Ward.

For more information, head to the Call of Duty blog post.