Warzone star HusKerrs reveals 10 problems with Pacific

Theo Salaun

Call of Duty: Warzone pro HusKerrs has been playing the battle royale for a long time. And, with the trip to the Pacific, he has some issues he wants addressed – a whopping 10 of them, in fact.

One of the only Warzone stars to play on mouse and keyboard, HusKerrs occupies rarefied air as a streamer and tournament competitor. He’s the only person to have won multiple World Series of Warzone championships (the Trios and Duos), comfortably justifying his switch from professional Apex Legends.

All that competitive battle royale experience gives Husk a unique point of view when it comes to Warzone Pacific. And it also leaves him with a lot of constructive criticism for Caldera.

In a December 22 tweet, the streamer listed out 10 different issues he has with Warzone’s current season. From Vanguard vehicles to bugs and gameplay mechanics, he clearly wants to see a variety of changes.

HusKerrs lists 10 problems with Warzone Pacific

Some of Husk’s issues are intended features of Warzone Pacific. Vanguard’s vehicles, Dead Silence availability, plane strength, new loadout system, and bloom are all purposefully part of the game.

The other issues – like audio problems, invisible Operators, apply-all-plates inconsistencies, and incline sliding – are all bugs within the game. 

The last problem, “respawning with loadout and perks,” seems to also be a glitch, but it’s hard to be sure. Regardless, listing all of these out, HusKerrs asks a simple question: “Wtf are we doing, Warzone?”

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Not all of Pacific’s changes are appreciated, it seems.

Generally, Husk’s complaints are echoed by others. And these are all issues for a player on a high-end PC, so it doesn’t even touch the problems facing console players at the moment.

Even NBA stars like Anthony Davis are annoyed by the loadout system. Shooting with the planes has been banned in tournaments. While the community is reacting to flaws they find with Pacific, Raven Software’s Quality Assurance testers remain on strike.

With those QA testers unavailable, it’s unclear how quickly some of these bugs can be patched out. There have been a number of Warzone updates already, mostly balancing weapons, but there would be a lot more if HusKerrs could have his way.

About The Author

Théo is a former writer at Dexerto based in New York and built on competition. Formerly an editor for Bleacher Report and philosophy student at McGill, he fell in love with Overwatch and Call of Duty — leading him to focus on esports for Dex.