The Haunting of Verdansk has come and gone, and a new season of Call of Duty: Warzone is on the horizon. Or is it? For the first time since Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was released one year ago, a new season of the popular shooter actually seems unlikely.
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- Welcome to Warzone, the massive free-to-play combat arena from the world of Modern Warfare®. Drop in, armor up, loot for rewards, and battle your way to the top.
- Similar to its connection to Modern Warfare, Warzone is directly linked to Black Ops Cold War. This means that progression between both games affect content such as the Battle Pass, weapon progression, and player rank.
Here's everything we know so far about the next season of Call of Duty: Warzone and its connections to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and the newly-released Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
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When is the Call of Duty: Warzone Season 7 release date?
There is no confirmed release date for Call of Duty: Warzone Season 7. And unlike previous seasons when Activision and Infinity Ward playfully kept the new seasons close to the chest, there is potential for a big shake-up to how Call of Duty gamers will progress in the future. This actually means there may not be a Season 7 of Warzone, but a totally new Season 1.
No matter what's coming next for Call of Duty at large, it all starts on December 10.
What is so important about December 10?
December 10 marks the beginning of Season 1 for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the newly-released Call of Duty game developed by Treyarch and Raven Software.
As is tradition for the Call of Duty series, support for the previously-released game slowly comes to an end as support strengthens for the new game to encourage fans to migrate over (though hardcore fans can always be found playing in the online lobbies of the older games). However, the release of the free-to-play battle royale Warzone back in March 2020 has permanently changed the direction of Call of Duty.
As confirmed by Activision in a November 5 blog post, in-game content (guns, Operator skins, etc.) will be shared across Modern Warfare, Warzone, and Black Ops Cold War. Player and Battle Pass progressions will also be shared across the games. This all means there is bound to be some continued support for Modern Warfare and the current season timelines (Season 7, Season 8, etc.). At the same time, everything could also reset as players find themselves back in 'Season 1' as it relates to Black Ops Cold War.
We don't know a lot about how things will change starting December 10, but what we can say for sure is that things will not be the same.
What will Call of Duty look like starting December 10?
Back in early November, Activision published a guide detailing what to expect starting on December 10.
First and foremost, Warzone will continue support of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as it picks up Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
Player Progressions — Individual player progressions will become universal starting with Black Ops Cold War Season 1. Activision said Black Ops Cold War progression 'builds on a familiar and similar path to Modern Warfare' as well as 'incorporating an innovative Prestige system, giving you more challenges and earnable content.'
Players of Black Ops Cold War have already been leveling up since the game's release on November 13. But starting December 10, players will enter a 'updated and improved Season Leveling' that will synchronize across Modern Warfare, Warzone, and Black Ops Cold War. That means whatever experience points (XP) you get in one game will be reflected in the other games as well, 'allowing you to level up in all three titles no matter which game you play.'
The Enlisted Ranks (Level 1-55) will also get a name change, to 'Military Ranks.'
Activision confirmed that the change on December 10 will come with a rank reset, meaning all players will revert back to Level 1. But players won't lose anything they've unlocked, including weapons, perks, and killstreaks.
The games will also have a Seasonal Prestige leveling system for the extra-dedicated. That, too, will be synchronized across all three games. Activision does confirm that the 'preferred way to Prestige' is to play Black Ops Cold War, however, due to challenges specific to Black Ops Cold War gameplay.
Weapon Progressions — Activision confirmed that all weapons in Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War can be playable in Warzone. But those same weapons cannot crossover and be played in Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War. Modern Warfare guns will stay in Modern Warfare, and Black Ops Cold War guns will stay in Black Ops Cold War. Warzone will be the only place the guns have a common battlefield. (And yes, Warzone XP and leveling will count for their respective games.)
Operator Selections — Similar to weapons, Operators from Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War will only crossover in Warzone. Otherwise, the Operators are only playable in their respective games; that means you won't find Captain Price in any online match of Black Ops Cold War, nor will you find and Black Ops Cold War character in the fields of Modern Warfare. The only exception is Frank Woods (originating from Black Ops), who was made available in Modern Warfare as a pre-order bonus. (And even then, Frank has his one and only skin that is specific for Modern Warfare.)
Battle Pass Progression — Here's where things get spicy. The Battle Pass system arrives in Black Ops Cold War on December 10, and will begin with Season 1. The content unlocked in the Season 1 Battle Pass will be playable in Black Ops Cold War and Warzone, and players can progress playing all three games including Modern Warfare.
Complicating things a bit is that Activision confirmed that Modern Warfare Battle Pass content are 'planned to continue to be available' for Modern Warfare and Warzone. 'We plan to retain all Modern Warfare content for continued use in Warzone at least through the initial Black Ops Cold War seasons of content.'
There's a lot of hedging and room for speculation, as this could mean the end of Modern Warfare content ('at least through the initial Black Ops Cold War seasons'). But for the time being, players know all content, be it guns, Operator skins, and more that are unlocked in both Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War will be playable in Warzone.
Is there still new content for Modern Warfare?
While things may be 'ending' for Modern Warfare, dedicated players may not be left out in the cold. (Get it?) MacTavish, a character from the original Modern Warfare trilogy who was mentioned by name in the 2019 reboot.
Popular Twitter account @ModernWarzone, which has a recorded history of accurate Call of Duty leaks, tweeted way back on September 28 that Season 6 may be the 'last' in the Modern Warfare cycle, and that the game will instead receive (possibly free) content drops to satisfy players sticking with Modern Warfare.
Cross-Title Play
A new thing coming to Call of Duty is 'cross-title play,' along with the already-existing 'cross-play' and 'cross-generation' capabilities. On its website, Activision confirms that the games are agnostic when it comes to rallying up with your friends. For example, players are able to invite their friends to jump into Black Ops Cold War even if they are playing Modern Warfare and Warzone, and it's up to the party leader to navigate which title to play.
Activision further confirms that cross-title play means that some content will be 'temporarily or permanently inaccessible.'
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Season 1 begins December 10.
Are you getting the DirectX Unrecoverable error when playing Call of Duty Warzone? You are definitely not alone in this one as many other players are complaining about this Warzone DirectX error too. Usually, DirectX-related issues is caused by an issue with your computer and it has nothing to do with the game servers.
Learn how to fix this error by checking out this troubleshooting guide.
Possible causes for Call of Duty Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error
There are a number of reasons that can lead to Call of Duty Warzone Directx encountered an unrecoverable error — let's discuss each of them briefly below.
Random game or PC bug.
Operator Selections — Similar to weapons, Operators from Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War will only crossover in Warzone. Otherwise, the Operators are only playable in their respective games; that means you won't find Captain Price in any online match of Black Ops Cold War, nor will you find and Black Ops Cold War character in the fields of Modern Warfare. The only exception is Frank Woods (originating from Black Ops), who was made available in Modern Warfare as a pre-order bonus. (And even then, Frank has his one and only skin that is specific for Modern Warfare.)
Battle Pass Progression — Here's where things get spicy. The Battle Pass system arrives in Black Ops Cold War on December 10, and will begin with Season 1. The content unlocked in the Season 1 Battle Pass will be playable in Black Ops Cold War and Warzone, and players can progress playing all three games including Modern Warfare.
Complicating things a bit is that Activision confirmed that Modern Warfare Battle Pass content are 'planned to continue to be available' for Modern Warfare and Warzone. 'We plan to retain all Modern Warfare content for continued use in Warzone at least through the initial Black Ops Cold War seasons of content.'
There's a lot of hedging and room for speculation, as this could mean the end of Modern Warfare content ('at least through the initial Black Ops Cold War seasons'). But for the time being, players know all content, be it guns, Operator skins, and more that are unlocked in both Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War will be playable in Warzone.
Is there still new content for Modern Warfare?
While things may be 'ending' for Modern Warfare, dedicated players may not be left out in the cold. (Get it?) MacTavish, a character from the original Modern Warfare trilogy who was mentioned by name in the 2019 reboot.
Popular Twitter account @ModernWarzone, which has a recorded history of accurate Call of Duty leaks, tweeted way back on September 28 that Season 6 may be the 'last' in the Modern Warfare cycle, and that the game will instead receive (possibly free) content drops to satisfy players sticking with Modern Warfare.
Cross-Title Play
A new thing coming to Call of Duty is 'cross-title play,' along with the already-existing 'cross-play' and 'cross-generation' capabilities. On its website, Activision confirms that the games are agnostic when it comes to rallying up with your friends. For example, players are able to invite their friends to jump into Black Ops Cold War even if they are playing Modern Warfare and Warzone, and it's up to the party leader to navigate which title to play.
Activision further confirms that cross-title play means that some content will be 'temporarily or permanently inaccessible.'
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Season 1 begins December 10.
Are you getting the DirectX Unrecoverable error when playing Call of Duty Warzone? You are definitely not alone in this one as many other players are complaining about this Warzone DirectX error too. Usually, DirectX-related issues is caused by an issue with your computer and it has nothing to do with the game servers.
Learn how to fix this error by checking out this troubleshooting guide.
Possible causes for Call of Duty Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error
There are a number of reasons that can lead to Call of Duty Warzone Directx encountered an unrecoverable error — let's discuss each of them briefly below.
Random game or PC bug.
Some games may encounter errors due to unexpected coding bugs. In other cases, a faulty hardware may trigger a software error while the game is running, which may also lead to game crashes or random errors. Problems arising from random bugs are minimized by making sure that you keep your software, drivers and applications up-to-date.
Corrupted game files.
Games may sometimes crash if its cache or critical files are corrupted for some reason.
Outdated software or drivers.
Driver-related problems are some of the common reasons why Call of Duty games for some players crashes. If you encounter DirectX Unrecoverable Error out of the blue, it's possible that you may have an issue with the drivers on your computer, or with the Operating System. Warzone supports Windows 7 64-Bit (SP1) or Windows 10 64-Bit and Video card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 / GeForce GTX 1650 or Radeon HD 7950.
Incompatibility issues with other programs.
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Other applications may interfere with Call of Duty Warzone or with the Blizzard launcher in general. If you recently installed a new application, try deleting that program and see if that will fix the Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error.
Internet connection problems.
Slow or intermittent connection can lead to matchmaking and other problems in Call of Duty Modern Warfare and Warzone games. You should consider troubleshooting your network connection if you continue getting this error or experience problems when you're trying to join matchmaking, or when already in the game.
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How to fix Call of Duty Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error
There are a number of solutions that you can do to if your COD Warzone DirectX encountered an unrecoverable error when you open the game or while playing. Learn how to do each of them below.
- Restart the game and launcher.
Hp escalation team phone number. This is an important first step. This is a basic troubleshooting step but can be an effective solution if your game encounters random errors.
Quit Warzone normally and close the Blizzard application completely. If necessary, try using the Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DEL) to close both programs. - Reboot your PC.
If the Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error continues after you've restarted Warzone and Blizzard app, the next good thing that you can do is to reboot the computer by shutting it down completely. Wait for at least 30 seconds before turning it back on.
- Use Scan and repair on Blizzard app.
Some COD Warzone players fixed all sorts of errors by using a built-in Blizzard app file repair tool. This can be useful if the cause of the problem is corrupted game files. Here's how to do it if your directx encountered an unrecoverable error:
-Open the Blizzard Battle.net desktop app.
-Click the icon of the game you are trying to repair.
-Click Options.
-Click on Scan and Repair.
-Click Begin Scan.
Honestech my vidbox. -Wait for the repair to finish. - Keep software and drivers updated.
Keeping the software environment of your computer fully updated is one way of minimizing chances of encountering game bugs. These are the things that you need to update:
Windows Operating System
Graphics card drivers
Game and Blizzard launcher
Third party applications
Make sure that your computer's OS and other software receives regular updates from Microsoft and developers.
For your GPU drivers, click on any of the links below.
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Some Warzone issues were fixed by forcing the game to run DirectX 11 mode instead of DirectX 12. Try it and see if that will help you fix your Warzone DirectX Unrecoverable Error.
-Open the Battle.net (Blizzard application).
-Select the Call of Duty: MW game in the left panel (Below PARTNER GAMES).
-Click on OPTIONS.
-Select Game Settings.
-Enable ADDITIONAL COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS.
-In the box, enter -D3D11
-Click Done button at the bottom.
-Run the game again and see if the problem returns. - Reinstall GPU drivers.
DirectX-related problems are usually caused by bad GPU drivers. If you are still getting an error on Warzone, consider reinstalling the drivers of your graphics card. To do that, follow these steps:
-In the search box on the taskbar, search for Device Manager
-Select Device Manager.
-Find your graphics video card under Display adapters.
-Right-click (or press and hold) the name of the device, and select Uninstall.
-Restart your PC.
-Windows 10 will attempt to reinstall the driver. - Delete COD cache.
Deleting the game's cache may help if you've encountered an unrecoverable error. Here's what you need to do:
-Quit Warzone and Blizzard applications.
-Navigate to C:Users[your name]DocumentsCall of Duty Modern Warfare
-Create a copy of all folders and keep it in another folder. This will save as your backup in case you'll encounter a problem with your troubleshooting later on.
-Once you've copied your game cache in another folder, go back to C:Users[your name]DocumentsCall of Duty Modern Warfare and delete all the stuff in the Call of Duty Modern Warfare folder.
-Start COD Warzone again and see if the problem is fixed or you still encountered an unrecoverable error. - Close other applications when game is running.
World excel powerpoint. Other programs may be causing a problem with Blizzard launcher or Warzone. Make sure that you close all other programs before launching Call of Duty Warzone again.
If necessary, double check the list of applications that may be running in the background using the Task Manager and close them.
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