Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile gamers ‘cry out’ because of too many bots

by nativetechdoctor
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Recently, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, the much-anticipated mobile game by Activision, has been facing a serious issue that is frustrating many players. According to Insider Gaming, the bot balancing feature that was introduced to the game to create faster matches and balance the forces between teams is making the player experience worse.

Warzone Mobile was launched globally on March 21 and quickly attracted a large number of players. However, immediately after launch, the game faced several issues, such as unstable operation on Android devices. In an attempt to fix these issues, a new update was rolled out for Warzone Mobile. However, instead of solving the problem, it created new trouble.

The bot balancing feature is misbehaving and bringing too many incompetent bots into battles, making it difficult for players to find real opponents. As a result, the competitiveness and fun of the game have been reduced, leading to frustration among many players.

On gamer forums, many players expressed their disappointment with this problem. Some players shared that they could only play one or two matches before getting bored of constantly facing weak bots. This problem is even more severe in multiplayer mode, where the number of bots appears more than in battle royale mode.

Activision has not yet officially commented on this issue. However, with the strong response from the gaming community, the developer may soon introduce a fix to improve the player experience in Warzone Mobile. It is important to note that the use of bots in online games is common, but if the number of bots is too large or the bots are too weak, it can seriously affect the player experience.

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