Raven apologises for botched Warzone update, teases the return of ‘fan favourite’ features

Raven Software has apologised for the botched launch of Warzone’s Season 1 Reloaded update this week.

In a message posted on X, the studio addressed the issues players encountered following the update’s release on Wednesday.

These included players entering a bugged state when interacting with loadout crates in-game, and getting stuck on the “Fetching Online Profile” error when attempting to access the game menu.

Warzone’s new Champion’s Quest feature was also disabled because of the issues, although it’s now available again.

“We’ve been laying the groundwork for the return of some fan favorite features in upcoming seasons, which has required a degree of preemptive setup in our live environment,” Raven said.

“Yesterday’s update shipped with some of that work, and we unfortunately encountered a conflict between live player data and our servers. Our teams were made immediately aware of the issues and began investigating shortly after the update went live. We rallied studio teams from around the world to get these issues resolved as swiftly as possible.

Warzone is unbelievably broken after the update. Here’s what happens when you try to open your loadout in game.

Most people can’t even make it past the main menu to even attempt to play the game without running in to a bug pic.twitter.com/Uk7M0XqrKP

— ModernWarzone (@ModernWarzone) <a target="_blank" rel=«noopener» class=«link-external» href=«https://twitter.com/ModernWarzone/status/1747671832113643581?ref_src=» https:>January 17, 2024

“We – as devs – love this game and apologize for the disruption that resulted from these events. Please know that we hold ourselves to a high standard and yesterday’s issues did not align with that.

“With that said, we’re also very excited for what’s ahead and look forward to bringing the best we can to #Warzone!”

While an update has been released to address the Season 1 Reloaded launch issues, Raven has advised players who are still encountering problems related to Loadouts that they may need to