Call of Duty: Warzone Glitch Is Getting Players Suspended From Matches

Call of Duty: Warzone's Ranked Play plagued by game-crashing glitch, leading to unfair suspensions. A recent update, intended to fix bugs, has instead introduced a critical glitch affecting Ranked Play. This glitch causes game crashes (dev errors) to be misinterpreted as intentional quits, resulting in automatic 15-minute suspensions and a 50 Skill Rating (SR) penalty for affected players.

This issue has sparked significant player outrage. The loss of SR, crucial for competitive ranking and end-of-season rewards, is compounding frustration, particularly for players on winning streaks. Many players are demanding compensation for the SR losses and expressing general dissatisfaction with the game's current state. Comments range from expressing anger over lost progress to outright condemnation of the game's quality.

The problem highlights a larger trend of ongoing issues within Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops 6. Despite previous updates promising bug fixes and anti-cheat improvements, the games continue to suffer from glitches and performance problems. This, coupled with reported significant player drops on platforms like Steam (nearly 50% decline), underscores the urgent need for developers to address these persistent issues and restore player confidence. The recent collaboration with Netflix's Squid Game, while adding new content, hasn't been enough to offset the negative impact of these technical problems. Swift and decisive action from the developers is crucial to prevent further player attrition.