We may have to call the Hardy Boys for this case, because Call of Duty: Warzone characters are disappearing left and right on players' loading scree🔥ns. Fans of the game can spend all day customizing their character and loadout, only for it never to appear in pre-game🀅 lobbies.
Multiple Redditors have created posts with screenshots of their invisible avatars, reaching out to the community to see who e♑lse has experienced the same issue. As it turns out, plenty of others have seen (or should I say, not seen) the bug.
The great thing is that, on the bright side, players' furry K9 companions are still renderi𝄹ng just fine. Comically, it ⭕almost seems like these dogs are the game's main characters before launching into a match.
In my personal experience with Warzone (PC), I've𓆉 noticed the same issue. However, my character tends to appear again after cycling through some m🌠enus, or just by waiting. Others seem to have found similar quick fixes as well.
Some have claimed that removing from one's character will solve the issue permanently. The infamous watch is available to players who link their COD Mobile account to their Warzone account. However, I've experienced the invisibil🎀ity glitch without ever unlocking the watch, so it may not be a universal fi♋x.
Luckily, despite characters not rendering into the pre-game lobbies, they certainly still appear in-game. Therefore, the bug itself is fairly minor rather than game-breaking, but nonetheless frustrating for players who have spent a good deal of time unlocking skins and customizing their avatars. For a Triple A game, many expect a much higher standard of functionality. If it weren't for the fact that Warzone has always been free-to-play, there migh🌺t've already been a stronger wave of community backlash.
Some Redditors have shown some understanding in the matter regardlerss, theorizing that studios only have time to fix big issues, thanks to the presence of the COVID-19 global pandemic. But when it comಌes down to it, if playeꦬrs want their ghillie suits to work at maximum utility, then this invisibility thing isn't even a bug – it's peak camouflage.
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