Call of Duty: Warzone to offer players more than 200 weapons: What we know so far

Call of Duty: Warzone's already extensive weapon catalogue is set to expand soon. The game will soon offer more than 200 weapons. A post shared by Call of Duty news account CharlieINTEL notes that the addition of new weapons from the newly released Black Ops 6 will bring the total number of weapons to 177, with more planned for upcoming seasons.

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Call of Duty: Warzone weapons system

Call of Duty: Warzone draws weapons from three Call of Duty titles: Modern Warfare 2, Modern Warfare 3, and the recently launched Black Ops 6. Modern Warfare 2 dominates the selection, contributing over 77 weapons, including the controversial Riot Shield. Modern Warfare 3 adds 60 weapons, while Black Ops 6 introduces 40 new armaments to the mix.

The post has already received nearly 6 lakh views and thousands of likes. Warzone, the free-to-play battle royale mode introduced in 2020, has become a central part of the Call of Duty franchise. Its persistent nature has allowed for a continuous influx of new weapons and content, keeping the gameplay experience fresh and engaging. With developer Treyarch outlining plans for upcoming Black Ops 6 seasons and their integration with Warzone, the armoury is expected to grow significantly.

How Call of Duty players reacted

While many players expressed awe at the sheer number of weapons available in Warzone, others voiced concerns about the practicality of such a vast arsenal. Some joked that most players stick to the current meta load-outs, while others suggested solutions to manage the selection. These include phasing out older weapons or limiting players to using only guns from the latest Call of Duty title, forcing them to adapt and explore new strategies.

In September, season 6 of Call of Duty was released while the new game, Black Ops 6 was launched on October 25 for Xbox, PlayStation and PC players. Set during a fictional Gulf War, is available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles, though it has been banned in Kuwait. PC players can purchase it on platforms like Steam, with prices starting at Rs 5,599. To run the game, your PC needs at least an AMD Ryzen 5 1400 or Intel Core i5-6600 CPU and an AMD Radeon RX 470 or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 graphics card. Optimizing your PC settings can significantly improve your gameplay experience across various modes.