Call of Duty publisher Activision has unveiled Recon Squad, an invite-only program aimed at gathering community feedback throughout Black Ops 6 and Warzone's seasons in order to improve both titles. Although the most recent entry in the Call of Duty franchise, Black Ops 6, received rave reviews from critics and players at launch, the shooter appears to have been on a sharp decline along with Warzone due to a large number of issues related to bugs, performance issues, and cheaters.
There are many weird and wonderful issues with Treyarch Studios' latest Black Ops game, but many Call of Duty players believe Warzone is in a much dire state. The feedback from the community appears to have already been heard by Activision, as the studio revealed earlier this year that Season 2 of Warzone would have less content than originally planned so that there could be a greater focus on gameplay tuning, quality-of-life improvements, bug fixes, and more. Although the news of less content was certainly disappointing, fans were happy to see Activision put a stronger focus on improving the general gameplay of Warzone. But with problems still persisting, the studio looks to be upping its communication with players via...
