Warzone devs add all maps to the game with a catch

The Warzone map pool continues to expand at an impressive rate, with a new battlefield appearing as part of every other seasonal update.

With Season 4 Reloaded on the horizon, fans continue to drop into Vondel for some fast-paced Resurgence action, and ranked play players keep landing in Al Mazrah. While fans keep playing, one streamer is asking the developers to remove an overpowered piece of equipment to rebalance late-game scenarios.

Following the most recent playlist update, Warzone fans have the option to play every single map in the current pool. But, there’s a catch due to the extensive number of game modes available.

Warzone playlist update adds all maps

On July 5, 2023, Raven Software revealed the latest dose of playlists and for the very first time, Al Mazrah, Ashika Island, and Vondel are available to play at any time.

However, there’s still no sign of a solo battle royale playlist, much to the annoyance of the community. Content creator Bre Eazyy shares their frustration: “Love not having the solos playlist in the game for the [third] consecutive week!” The only form of solo gameplay is for Vondel Resurgence, with the rest of the modes requiring a squad of two, three, and four.

Another Twitter user has given up requesting an Al Mazrah solo playlist: “Complaining is pointless.” Another adds: “This might be the worst playlist I’ve ever seen.”

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Although there’s plenty of criticism surrounding this particular playlist, the next one will arrive on July 12, coinciding with the launch of the mid-season update. Hopefully, players will see the return of Al Mazrah solos alongside a 3rd person mode offering a different perspective of the action.

In the meantime, take a look at our guides showcasing the best SMG for close-range combat and all there is to know about the next double XP event.