Raven Software, the current developers of Call of Duty: Warzone, continue their consistent work on enhancing the gameplay experience for players. This time around, a new balancing patch has been added to the game that alters the functioning of certain perks in the game. This guide mentions all such perk changes made in the recent update.
- Ghost: Stay undetectable by UAVs, Radar Drones, and Heartbeat Sensors.
- The stealth effect of the Ghost perk now only applies if the player is moving. Stationary players will appear on enemy Heartbeat Sensors and UAVs even if Ghost is equipped.
- The arrow representing their Operator in the minimap fades when this perk is active.
- Restock: Recharge tactical and lethal equipment overtime.
- Recharge time reduced from 50 seconds to 25 seconds.
- However, Stim recharge over 60 seconds to reduce overuse.
- Quick Fix: Killing players immediately starts health regeneration.
- Inserting an Armor Plate will now begin health regeneration.
- E.O.D.: Take less damage from explosives and fire.
- It will now reduce or cap the damage, whichever is higher.
- Cap on explosive damage increased from 80 to 200.
- Damage reduction increased from 35 percent to 45 percent.
- Scavenger: Resupply ammo from dead players.
- The pouch will now have a cyan outline for easy identification.
- Increased dissipation time from 20 seconds to 60 seconds.
- The pouch now gives an additional Armor Plate on top of previous items.
Evidently, Restock, E.O.D., and Quick Fix perks have been buffed, while Ghost has received a considerable downgrade. Even after the improvements, Scavenger remains an ineffective perk for Warzone. Depending on these perk changes, you can determine which ones you want to keep or replace in your custom loadout.
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