The Latest Call of Duty Patch Has Broken Multiplayer Matchmaking

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As a dedicated gamer, I’ve been struggling lately with the brand new Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. Seems like the matchmaking system is on the fritz, leaving me and many others stuck in a loop, unable to jump into the action. Frustrating, isn’t it?

Currently, Activision hasn’t provided any updates or patch notes for both Black Ops 6 and Warzone, leaving players unable to access the game at this time.

Rest assured, the Call of Duty store operates smoothly if you intend to splurge a bit from your savings.

The ongoing problems, as stated by the official Call of Duty Updates X account, are due to the recent update being sent out to all users.

The initial post-holiday update has been released for both Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and Warzone. However, the specific details about this update are yet to be clarified.

In recent times, Call of Duty has been facing criticism due to numerous bugs, incorrect bans, and hacker issues. This negativity has led to a significant drop in players, particularly over the holiday season. As per SteamDB, the game witnessed a decrease of 38.9% of its Steam user base in December, marking the highest loss during this period in recent years.

Currently, SteamDB indicates a decrease of approximately 20.8% over the past month. The latest updates about Call of Duty are increasingly negative; earlier today, it was rumored that Verdansk might return in Season 3 instead of Season 2.

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2025-01-13 20:48