Call of Duty: Warzone is arguably going through its biggest shakeup in a year. Season Two has just been ushered in and with it, a whole host of exciting changes. As with every update, however, while some things get fixed, others get broken along the way. Today, Raven Software has confirmed that they are rolling out a small patch for the game. Here are all the details for Warzone Season 2 Update 1.33.
What’s changed in Season Two?
Season Two bought A LOT of changes to the game. One of the key changes saw a new location added to the Verdansk Map. For a few days leading up to Season Two, a ship was spotted floating towards the fictional city, before making contact on update day.
Not only did the ship make land, opening up a brand new location (and a very hot drop) but it also bought with it a Call of Duty staple, Zombies. The update also added a range of new weapons, bunkers and other balance changes.
What’s in Warzone Season 2 Update 1.33?
Update 1.33 doesn’t change a lot, at all. It looks as though the patch notes show a fix for a solitary issue – Reactive Blueprints. There are currently no further details than a single tweet from Raven Software, but we will update this post as soon as we find out any more information. Raven hasn’t shared the size of the update.
A #Warzone update has gone live to address an issue with Reactive Blueprints.
Another update is slated for later this week!https://t.co/lSuwHwAtqD
— Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) March 2, 2021
What’s next for Warzone?
In terms of updates, Raven Software states that “Another update is slated for later this week”
As for the game, well, speculation is running wild. There are lots of theories and reports that Season Two of Warzone will spell the end of Verdansk as we know it. Rumors suggest that the new silos added in Season Two will launch missiles that will destroy the city. The prevailing theory for the launch of the missiles is none other than the Zombies from the cargo ship escaping.
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