Over the years, Dr Disrespect has solidified his place as the most ruthless competitor in video gaming history. However, many of his fans do not know that he has worked as a map designer for Sledgehammer games in the past and has even designed some multiplayer maps for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

Doc has been playing Call of Duty Warzone for over a year now. Even though he liked the game at the beginning, he now seems frustrated with it. Owing to his experience in map designing, the streamer leaves no opportunity to advise the developers.

Most recently, Dr Disrespect opened up on the current state of solos in Warzone. He believes that Raven Software can fix the mode easily, but is refraining from doing so.

In a tweet, Doc clearly stated that Warzone Solos is the worst solo Battle Royale experience so far.

Dr Disrespect wants Warzone Solos to have three circles instead of five

Apparently, the solos experience in Warzone is boring at the moment. Instead of fighting in the open, players tend to camp in dark corners and get easy kills. As per Doc, this is because there are five circles, and long time gaps between them.

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Hence, the Two-Time suggests that Warzone solos should only have three circles, and the time between them should be reduced by 75%. In addition to that, the mode should not offer trucks and Field Upgrades like Dead Silence.

The misuse of trucks has become a glaring issue in Warzone lately. These vehicles are, to say the least, inevitable, and significantly reduce the incentive for players to take up arms and engage in gun fights.

Lastly, Dr Disrespect wants the removal of Dead Silence from Warzone. The game already seems to have a terrible audio design, and such Field Upgrades worsen the situation even more.

Interestingly, Tfue agreed with Dr Disrespect’s suggestions to improve the current state of Warzone. The Fortnite veteran has also been playing Activision’s BR title since its release, and has criticized it on similar grounds repeatedly.

Will content creators leave Warzone following the release of Battlefield 2042 and Halo Infinite?

It is self-evident that the Call of Duty Warzone community, which comprises millions of casual players and many content creators, isn’t happy at the moment. Despite a plethora of complaints, Activision and Raven Software haven’t worked satisfactorily on bug fixes and hackers.

Considering that Battlefield 2042 and Halo Infinite are right around the corner, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Warzone loses a huge part of its user-base soon. Both the upcoming games have impressed players with their latest gameplay reveals, and might act as the perfect alternatives for the existing titles in the Multiplayer and BR genres.

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