Verdansk is coming back with new additions, including a casual game mode to warm up before dropping in for real. If you are asking how casual it is? Out of the 148 players, 120 will be bots leaving and only 28 real players shall face off each other in the entire match. In a way, it’s good for new people to get started with Call of Duty Warzone as the game is free to play.
“Whether you’re warming up, want a Battle Royale match that isn’t quite as intense as facing off against 149 human opponents, or need to build up your confidence, Battle Royale Casual is likely the game mode for you,” the official blog post wrote. Casual Verdansk will work as your regular Battle Royale match with the same drops, however, bots may or may not be having different skill levels.
Verdansk casual mode will not affect game progression
The main objective as per Activision is for players who will get an idea of the entire map and how the situation will be when they drop into lobbies with real people. It is also important to note that there are still real players in the match who can very well give each other a good fight at any time, forcing everyone to be alert.
Another advantage of casual mode is that players can use it to get better. Verdansk is bringing back the free-fall combat and players can practice taking out a few opponents in the air to secure a safe landing. Since Verdansk casually does not affect the account progression, gamers can try a lot of things without going into a negative K/D ratio.
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More game modes returning with Verdansk
Apart from the casual game mode, there are more game modes Plunder Quads, Bootcamp, Rebirth Island, and ranked game modes are a few things coming along with the Season 3 update on April 3rd. Many even compared Warzone casual to a big Bootcamp with no limit on exploration.
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