Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 is on the horizon and big-name streamers like Nick “NICKMERCS” Kolcheff are getting pretty excited about it already. But NICKMERCS also has a list of things he wants to see when the big COD update drops.
Warzone may be popular, but the free-to-play battle royale has had many issues with hackers and weapon balancing. This is something that popular streamers have brought up multiple times. But NICKMERCS has some other glaring issues he wants to be addressed. Mainly the sun.
“The sun is being a nuisance. I don’t know what they did but they’ve got to turn it down,” NICKMERCS said.
NICKMERCS begs for anti-cheat improvements in Warzone Season 4
Of course, NICKMERCS couldn’t help but bring up Warzone’s ineffective anti-cheat software. He explained that matches were falling victim to hackers “a lot more lately.”
This is something many Warzone players have sympathized with heading into Warzone Season 4. Despite Activision stating that they banned over 500,000 accounts in recent months, members of the game’s community noted that there were cheaters in about 60% of their games.
NICKMERCS also told fans that he wanted the return of the Specialist Bonus item in the vault. On June 3, Warzone’s 80s Action Heroes event ended and the Nakatomi Plaza vault closed. That led to the end of the Specialist Bonus but many well-known players were quick to voice their disappointment.
NICKMERCS explained that the addition of Nakatomi Plaza and the frenzy it created was “good stuff.”
“I’m hoping to see some big changes happen in this game over the next couple of weeks,” NICKMERCS added.
What is the Warzone Season 4 release date?
Warzone Season 4 doesn’t have an official release date, but it will most likely arrive when Season 3 ends. Right now that’s looking to be mid-June if nothing surprising happens to shake up the timeline.
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