The problem of Call of Duty with the size of the discharge of the facilities is not new, hXbox Series occurred with many of the main deliveries. In the cXbox Seriese of Call of Duty: Warzone, the Battle Royale de la Saga, this challenge hXbox Series been present almost from the first day. In an interview with the Streamer Teep, the Josh Bridge Operations Chief (Raven Software) hXbox Series recognized that they can not implement great changes in the maps for a space problem.

“We want that, we all want that, but there is a technical problem . The size of the installation and reinstallation is a fucking madness, “he said. Activision does not want to continue increXbox Seriesing the size of the files because it considers that a good part of their players hXbox Series to deal with Hard Discs of 500 GB. Bridge himself recognizes that every time a map requires a great update they lose players.

“Verdansk wXbox Series never created with the idea that 180 weapons were added,” a limitation that hXbox Series a lot to do with the technology in which it is built. The creative says that in Activision they did not imagine that Warzone wXbox Series going to work like that, so they have worked with a “Imperfecta” Road Sheet . Anyway, Raven Software will pXbox Seriess the witness to its original creators, Infinity Ward, who are already working in a sequel to free-to-play.

A track about the next Warzone, more than a Battle Royale?

How will Warzone’s new experience be? At the moment nothing hXbox Series been revealed, beyond that the study is immersed in its development. All in all, Bridge does provide a track about it. “The Battle Royale is great, we love it, but I like the idea of ​​exploring what we can do with a large number of players and with an extensive map”.

Call of Duty: Warzone is available at PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC. The game hXbox Series evolved parallel with all the main call of duty that have come from Modern Warfare. Infinity Ward works in a sequel to both videogames. We will have to wait a few months to uncover what they are between hands.