Name Of Obligation Warzone DMZ’s new Constructing 21 has been “locked down” after “important infiltration,” Infinity Ward have introduced.
Arriving as a part of the Season 1 Reloaded replace of Warzone 2.0 on December 14, the mysterious new constructing required gamers to supply keycards with a view to enter.
Now, Infinity Ward has introduced that the constructing has been faraway from the sport, however is ready to return quickly.
“Constructing 21 has entered lockdown after important infiltration,” the developer tweeted.
“Entry playing cards are disabled, however might be operational inside the week. Put together accordingly.”
Constructing 21 has entered lockdown after important infiltration. Entry playing cards are disabled, however might be operational inside the week. Put together accordingly. #DMZ
— Infinity Ward (@InfinityWard) December 20, 2022
Warzone 2.0 launched on November 16, a number of weeks after the discharge of Name Of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2.
Described as an “all-new, free-for-everyone and best-in class Warzone expertise,” Warzone 2.0 takes gamers to Al Mazrah, a fictional desert positioned in Western Asia. Al Mazrah options a number of acquainted areas, corresponding to Terminal from 2009’s Trendy Warfare 2.
Warzone 2.0 was performed by 25 million gamers in its first 5 days on sale, Activision confirmed final month. The long-awaited recreation launched on November 16 following the launch of Name Of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2, which arrived in October.
Reviewing Warzone 2.0, NME wrote: “Are you able to prime one thing like Warzone, what it represented and what it meant to so many individuals? No, however Warzone 2.0 is giving it a bloody good go and we’re right here for the trip, even when that trip includes bartering for our lives on proximity chat whereas tenting in a stairwell.”
Since its launch the sport has encountered quite a lot of bugs together with one the place gamers are locked out of the sport except they purchase Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2.
Warzone 2.0 had “largely unfavourable” score on Steam in its early days of launch, with gamers complaining about points with the nickname system, “fixed” lag, and the “by no means ending sequence of menus which are each ineffective and unintuitive”.