Warzone 2.0, the upcoming sequel to the hugely popular free-to-play battle royale due to release shortly after Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, will not carry over weapons and account progress from its predecessor according to an official blog post. Instead, the Warzone we have today will continue trucking along for those who remain attached to all their loadouts.
What the long term future of Warzone is, as well as the variety of new features and experiences available to those who take the leap over to Warzone 2.0, remain unanswered for now. All we know for sure is that Warzone 2.0 “will feature new Modern Warfare II content and systems with brand-new progression and inventories”.
This blog post comes with some additional tidbits about Warzone 2.0. We know it’s currently set to release this year, and that it – as well as Modern Warfare 2 – will be the first games in the franchise to use the same unified engine. Ricochet Anticheat will also be present in Warzone 2.0, the software that has been pushing against the series’ ongoing cheating issues by implementing bans, as well as nerfing their damage during games.
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