《使命召唤：战区》漏洞导致玩家被禁赛

Call of Duty: Warzone's Ranked Play plagued by game-crashing glitch, leading to unfair suspensions.

A critical bug in Call of Duty: Warzone is causing widespread frustration among players participating in Ranked Play. The glitch triggers automatic suspensions following game crashes resulting from developer errors. These crashes are incorrectly flagged as intentional quits, leading to a 15-minute suspension and a 50 Skill Rating (SR) penalty. This is particularly damaging as SR directly impacts a player's competitive rank and end-of-season rewards.

The issue underscores ongoing problems within the Call of Duty franchise, despite recent updates promising bug fixes. While developers previously acknowledged shortcomings in their anti-cheat and bug-fixing systems, the January update appears to have introduced new problems, exacerbating player discontent. Reports from sources like CharlieIntel and CoD content creators highlight the severity of the situation, with players expressing outrage over lost win streaks and SR. One player even described the game's current state as "ridiculously garbage."

The negative player response coincides with a reported near-50% drop in player counts for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 on platforms like Steam, despite recent content updates including a Squid Game collaboration. This significant decline emphasizes the urgent need for immediate developer intervention to address these persistent issues and prevent further player attrition. The demand for compensation, particularly SR restoration, is growing among the affected player base.