The Call of Duty license is about to experience a decisive turning point in its history if we are to believe what Activision is saying. It is indeed on October 28 that we will be able to welcome Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and on November 16 that we will be able to welcome the new Battle Royale Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.
In the meantime, players are more active than ever on Call of Duty: Vanguard but also and above all on Warzone first of the name in order to complete the battle pass in time, before season 5 comes to a conclusion once and for all. history of the latter. Nevertheless, and with the approach of the respective releases but also of the Halloween party, while the majority of games offer an event, will Raven Software do the same for its Battle Royale despite the release of Warzone 2.0 and from the very last season?
Will Warzone be hosting a Halloween event?
Every year since the release of Warzone in March 2020, we have been entitled to two weeks of fear, most of the time with zombies inviting themselves into the Battle Royale or the appearance of ghosts, but while we are Already in mid-October, we still haven't had any information about a potential Halloween event. Unfortunately, it is very likely that nothing will be done this year given the schedule planned by Activision .
Moreover, if we look at the roadmap for Season 5 of Warzone and Vanguard, we also have no indications of a potential upcoming event related to Halloween: no zombies, no killers in series ready to join the Battle Royale.
Is it still lost?
However, even if nothing appears on the roadmap for Call of Duty: Warzone Season 5 , we know it only too well but Raven Software's Battle Royale has been enjoying a playlist for months that sees several modes spinning. gradually. And if nothing has been announced by Activision, it could be, to everyone's surprise, that some frightening modes that we all know will appear out of the blue, like Haunting ghost version, or even the real hunt for the man with a serial killer who must hunt other players.
On the other hand, the appearance of a new mode is quite unlikely at the time of writing these lines. Anyway, we will have to take our troubles patiently before having any announcement from Activision and Raven Software.
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