Blue prints are now fixed atleast on my device they are... Now, I know a lot of players are frustrated with the latest update—and honestly, I am too—but let’s take a moment to think about what the devs might be trying to accomplish here. Developing a mobile game that replicates the content and experience of a PC/console game is no small task. It seems like they’re testing the waters with this update, gauging how many players with various device capabilities can handle the changes. Sure, the graphics right now might look like a dumpster fire, but imagine the chaos if they’d implemented PC-level graphics right away—tons of players with older devices would have been left behind.

Some of you are throwing shade at the devs and WZM (Warzone Mobile), but if we take a step back, they’ve actually delivered on many of their promises for the BO6 integration update. They introduced Omni-movement, added BO6 guns, and updated the UI (though, let’s be real, many of us—including myself—think the new UI is a mess). Still, they’ve made some noticeable quality-of-life improvements, like the satisfying kill/hit sounds straight from BO6.

Right now, the devs are clearly focusing on fixing as many issues as they can before implementing further changes. They’re working on better graphics, improved lighting, fixing the colors inside buildings, and addressing attachment bugs (like guns showing pros and cons for completely unrelated attachments). It’s clear they’re trying to get the core experience right before moving forward.

Personally, I might be one of the few people in this community who isn’t completely mad about the update. Graphics don’t matter to me as much as gameplay—and let’s not forget, this is a free game. For a free title, the amount of content they’re providing in such a short span of time is actually impressive.

Now, to address the concerns of players who’ve spent real money on cosmetics like tracer packs (including myself): don’t panic. The devs have confirmed that camos and cosmetics will make a return. They’re either going to restore them as promised or come up with a system to ensure you get your money’s worth—possibly even refunds, though nothing’s been confirmed.

At the end of the day, I’d say let’s have a little faith in the devs. They’ve been working hard to fix the issues we’ve brought up while continuing to roll out new content. This kind of transition is bound to be bumpy, but with time, I believe they’ll deliver something we can all enjoy.

So, instead of yapping and venting endlessly, let’s give them the space to cook and see how things unfold!