Warzone Players Are Unhappy That They Can’t Rejoin Matches After Server Disconnection!

Warzone Players Are Unhappy That They Can’t Rejoin Matches After Server Disconnection! Players of Warzone have turned to Reddit to express their displeasure that they are now unable to rejoin battles after becoming disconnected in the battle royale mode.

Players note that whilst Apex Legends and PUBG Battlegrounds allow players to rejoin mid-game following crashes or internet troubles, Warzone does not, making it “a major L” for the community, as emphasized by u/AHappyPandaBear – and upvoted hundreds of times.

Players in the DMZ say they are losing “so much” treasure and illegal goods as a result of the problem and are unable to resume the session. The poster said, “Not allowing players to join back mid-game is a major L for both Warzone and DMZ.

What a poor decision! I sincerely hope this wasn’t done on purpose and was simply something lower on the priority list because, f*ck me, a game that crashes this frequently should enable you to reconnect if you disconnect.

Not to add DMZ, a game mode where you must use the loot you’ve earned and stake it, losing it due to a game crash is plain f*ckin awful – both DMZ and Warzone require a rejoin game option ASAP! “Agreed,” u/WallSauceMan wrote.

“Four crashes and it’s pretty much over. You can rejoin PUBG. My time was wasted, so I had to stop playing. a colossal disaster on their part According to u/Zethx, “PUBG, Apex, and Tarkov all have this feature.”

Why in the name of God did IW not focus on implementing this feature given the number of crashes WZ1 had and how they appear to have carried over to WZ2? They performed it without a hitch in Tarkov, which is a tenth the size of IW. Irritating

The restarting of a game would be abused by less honourable players, who would “gladly flick a switch to disconnect so you can’t kill them,” according to several gamers who disagree with the idea. As of this writing, neither Raven Software nor Infinity Ward has commented on the matter, but as always, we’ll keep you informed if this changes.

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