the disappointment of the year

So I installed Warzone expecting something in my mind like it's a AAA Title, the graphics should be Top Notch, It should feel like we are playing a consol level game .. And guess what, Warzone is something more than I expected to be. Uff the graphics is one of the best that stands out. The last time i played with some of the consol level graphics was Grid Autosport on mobile. Then I played CarXStreet. With some gloomy realistic looking gameplays and Physics. But i don't know why COD Warzone Mobile Stands out too much ... Maybe it's because it's the first time I've seen this much graphics in a Battle Royal instead of those racing games on mobile. The mobile gaming is gonna turn out and I hope other developers should also get inspired by What warzone is doing.  I know it needs a high end device. We'll I can't blame i heard that it's the same game engine used to make MWII and Warzone 2. Coming to the game, my region isn't supported yet for warzone so I have to use a VPN called GearUp Booster (Not sponsored) which automatically sets the region according to warzone ( in some regions it's not available in playstore so try apk in your browser and it's totally free). Then it downloads the resources around 7 to 8GB inside the game and it takes time to fully load the in-game shaders to get Optimised in the lobby. Sadly we can't set the graphics for now. While playing on Android it looks like it's playing in 360P or 480P at 20 to 25 fps max (for me, idk about other devices). The Reloading Animations and The Healing and Other Animations are Close to Consol and PC.The fact that it supports progress between battle pass in

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile - A Thrilling Battle Royale Experience on the Go Warzone Mobile has finally arrived, bringing the intense action and massive scale of the popular PC and console battle royale to mobile devices. After spending some time with the game, I can confidently say it lives up to the hype, offering a surprisingly polished and engaging experience. Positives: Authentic Warzone experience: The core gameplay feels remarkably similar to the original Warzone, with fast-paced gunfights, a diverse arsenal of weapons and equipment, and the iconic Gulag offering a chance at redemption.

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