Call of Duty Warzone Season 1 recently got underway, and it ushered in a huge drop of new weapons thanks to its integration with Black Ops 6. These new armaments are meant to coexist alongside all the ones added over the last two years with MW2 and MW3, but one has mysteriously gone missing. However, if there was one weapon that I wish would vanish of the face of the Earth, it’d be this one. Whether by accident or intentionally, Raven Software has removed the Riot Shield from Call of Duty Warzone. Continue reading Call of Duty Warzone’s most annoying weapon has mysteriously vanished MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Warzone loadouts, Best Warzone AR, Best Warzone guns

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