If you want to refresh yourself on Verdansk’s POIs before you leap into a match, you’ll want to look up the new Battle Royale Casual mode coming with the map launch on April 3. This all-new mode will accommodate 28 players and up to 120 bots, and it’ll facilitate a ‘warm up’ before you leap into a full-sized game.
It’s dubbed as being ‘less intense’ than the typical battle royale offering that comes with 149 human opponents.
If You’re that Bad…
In a recent COD blog, it was revealed that Battle Royale Casual will arrive in Verdansk when the OG map launches in Call of Duty Warzone on April 3. The blog post explained the state of play as follows:
Whether you’re warming up, want a Battle Royale match that isn’t quite as intense as facing off against 149 human opponents, or need to build up your confidence, Battle Royale Casual is likely the game mode for you.
Expect the same rules set as BR, and up to 27 other players dropping in with you, but the majority of your opponents will be computer-controlled Bots, who may – or may not – be experiencing skill issues of varying severity.
Like Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp, game progression is limited in this mode and results will not count towards or against your stats. This mode also doesn’t count towards your eligibility to accessing BR Ranked Play when it arrives at Mid-Season.
Battle Royale Casual isn’t the same as Bootcamp, which returns for the launch of Verdansk. In Bootcamp, you’ll be able to drop into a small portion of Verdansk to complete missions and practice before entering the full map, which is what you can do in Battle Royale Casual.
It’ll be the perfect mode for players wanting to mess around with some content creation opportunities, diving into the map to visit the iconic locations of Verdansk without worrying about being gunned down by dozens of enemies.
Do you think this is a good idea and beneficial for those less skilled in the game? Let me know what you think in the comments.
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I love bootcamp and it isn’t a skill thing. Not everyone wants to come home from a long stressfull day at work and battle the unemployed sweats who’ve been practicing all day to beat you up.