Call of Duty: Warzoneis moving closer to its second season for the Pacific era of the battle royale. After several delays due to ongoing issues with Pacific and the Caldera map, Raven Software is finally ready to take the next step. As part of the process, Raven has issued an apology for the current state ofCall of Duty: Warzone, along with promises of improvement. Raven has also shared some exciting information about Pacific Season 2, revealing a schedule for the playlists available in it first five weeks.
The five-week schedule features playlist plans for both Caldera and Rebirth Island.Calderaalternates between offering Solos, Duos, and Trios for either Vanguard Royale or Battle Royale, with Quads available full-time for each. It also alternates between Plunder Quads and Vanguard Plunder Quads week to week. Lastly, 50 vs. 50 Clash will be available for the final two weeks of February, and Resurgence Quads will be available the third week of March.
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Rebirth Island is where the schedule gets interesting, however. Going forward,Rebirth Islandplaylists will include Duos, Trios, and Quads for all five weeks. That’s right, the ever-popular Rebirth Island Trios playlist will be available full-time, at least for the foreseeable future. And if Trios isn’t a player’s favorite, they’ll have Duos and Quads available, too. It’s a much-requested addition and Raven’s going to score some points with theWarzonecommunity for that alone.
In addition to theResurgenceDuos, Trios, and Quads being available for all five weeks, the popular Iron Trials playlist for Rebirth Island will also be making a return. A Duos playlist will be available for the weeks starting March 3 and March 10. There’s some disappointment that Iron Trials won’t be offered on Caldera itself, but it’s possible that Raven is trying to ensure the playlist is well-populated with the smaller map and team size.
Despite the negative atmosphere within theCall of Duty: Warzonecommunityin recent months, players really do want the battle royale to succeed. They’re still playing the game despite its issues, after all. Being acknowledged, even in small ways like having Rebirth Island’s Resurgence playlists well-supported, will go a long way.
Season 2 ofCall of Duty: Warzonewill officially begin on February 14. The roadmap for Season 2’s confirmed playlists is just one part of Raven’s plans. Other changes include improvements to mantling and parachuting, as well as a diverse range of balance changes. Plus, beyond Season 2,Call of Duty Warzonewill get an engine upgradewith the release of the newCall of Dutygame in late 2022. Things are moving forward forCall of Duty: Warzone. Hopefully, players remain happy along the way.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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