Call of Duty Warzone 2.0 December 19 Patch Lowers Primary Loadout’s Cost

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 received a small yet crucial update yesterday. The December 19 patch is mostly focused on bug fixes and improvements, but it does bring one balancing change.

In Warzone, the cost of Primary Loadout Weapons in the Buy Station has been reduced by half. Now, it will only cost $2,500 instead of $5,000. The bug where players with full Contraband inventory in DMZ mode won’t be able to unequip an insured weapon has been fixed. The rest of the fixes are mentioned below.

• Fixed an issue where players were able to save Blueprints from Private Matches and Showcase.
• Fixed an issue that could affect Basilisk bullet spread when ADS.
• Fixed an issue with Gaz Operator skin (Grass Ops) not appearing as purchased once unlocked.
• Fixed an issue that caused lingering smoke to disappear while in ADS during active S.A.E..
• Fixed an issue which prevented Players from selecting a Blueprint after leaving a match early.
• Fixed an issue that caused Steam friends to appear as their SteamID64 rather than their intended nickname.
• Fixed an issue preventing Players from selecting the correct number of Battle Pass Tokens to purchase.

• Fixed an issue that caused the Champion’s Quest element negative effects to remain on screen after dropping them outside of playable boundaries.

• The chance to encounter multiple circles in Battle Royale has been reduced to 15%, down from 33%.
• The Heavy Chopper has been disabled in Battle Royale while we investigate options to balance this vehicle for late game.
• Doubled the average number of Buy Stations per Battle Royale match.
• The Loadout Drop public event in Battle Royale will occur during the 2nd circle, one circle earlier than before.

• Fixed an issue that caused Players to unintentionally lose a small amount of cash when equipping a Loadout.
• Fixed an issue that resulted in base AI Combatant difficulty being increased across DMZ that was only intended for a specific area.

You can read the complete patch notes via the official site.