A new setting of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone should improve the gaming experience on PS5 and Xbox.
What kind of attitude is that? Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone get a new setting with the start of Season 3. From now on you can then limit the cross play, i.e. playing players together of different platforms together, to the consoles in Ranked.
Both in your team and in the opponent team are only players who play on Xbox or PlayStation. PC players are excluded when activating this setting.
Already with Season 2 in January 2025, Black Ops 6 and Warzone received the option to completely switch off the cross play in Ranked. However, this also ended the interaction of Xbox and Playstation players.
With Season 3 Verdansk comes back to Call of Duty: Warzone:
Call of Duty shows what Verdansk looks like when returning to Season 3 from Warzone
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Cross play setting should improve your gaming experience
Why can COD PC players exclude you? Experience has shown that most cheaters play Call of Duty on a PC. Activision has also confirmed this in a new blog post (via Callofduty.com).
Around 60 % of the player reports against console players, the data from Activision would show that only an extremely small part of the cheaters on the console.
The possibility of excluding PC players with the cross play settings from the matchmaking reduces the chance for console players the chance to meet a cheater. So you have more control over which platforms you play together and you can better avoid cheather.
On April 2 at around 6 p.m. in Black OPS 6, the starting signal from Season 3. At the same time, the servers of Call of Duty: Warzone go offline for around 24 hours before they go online on April 3. including the return of Verdansk. We have a live ticker for the Warzone server down and keep you up to date with the current status: COD Warzone has a server down today-everything about server status in the live ticker