Those who want to play in a match of lone wolfs in Call of Duty: Warzone can now do so.
Call of Duty: Warzone has added a solos mode, developer Infinity Ward has announced. Originally, if someone wanted to play solo, they would have to disable squad filling. The problem was that they would then have to go up against other teams of three players. Now, gamers can queue up for solo matches by selecting Battle Royale Solos in the Warzone menu screen. This will drop players into a match against 149 other solo players.
Because players will not have teammates, once they are down, the only way they can get a second chance is through the Gulag. However, players will be able to find self-revive kits scattered around the map, or can buy one from the Buy Stations.
Solos in Warzone were not the only thing added in the latest Modern Warfare update. A number of new multiplayer playlists have been added, including Cranked Kill Confirmed and Mercenary Moshpit. It was also revealed that Gunfight will be St. Patrick's Day themed. A number of general fixes were also made to the game. This includes the player who downed an enemy in Warzone receiving the credit for the kill, not the player who shot them after they were downed. You can read the full patch notes here.
Since releasing last week, Warzone has already reached 15 million players. The announcement was made on twitter. According to publisher Activision, players can expect "a ton of content plans and live events," and that the game's developer will continue to "keep fans guessing and ready to experience new thrills."
Call of Duty: Warzone is available now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The mode is free-to-play for everyone, and does not require players to own Modern Warfare in order to play.
