After receiving reports of widespread crashing issues from Call of Duty: Vanguard players, Sledgehammer Games has said it is investigating the matter.
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According to VGC, the problems started shortly after the launch of Vanguard and Call of Duty: Warzone‘s new ‘Secrets of the Pacific’ event. Because of the issues, Sledgehammer Games has temporarily disabled the event.
We're disabling the Secrets of the Pacific event in #Vanguard while we squash this bug 🪲🔨 https://t.co/hZXJVT2tgO
— Sledgehammer Games (@SHGames) November 24, 2021
The event challenged players to scout Verdansk to find objects from another era. By doing so, they could unlock intel on Call of Duty: Warzone‘s upcoming Pacific map, Caldera. Completing challenges also led to unlocking exclusive rewards including a weapon blueprint.
Sledgehammer Games has confirmed that players who completed challenges prior to the event being disabled will still keep their progress once it comes back online.
Recently, a Call of Duty: Warzone player managed to explore Caldera by taking advantage of a sneaky spectator bug. This allowed him to explore the new map.
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