Warzone Season 5 Has Finally Fixed DMZ’s Most Annoying Bug

The Aug. 2 launch of Warzone Season 5 introduced numerous adjustments to the battle royale, DMZ, and MW2 annual installment. It might need additionally fastened the dreaded ‘dev error’ concern going through gamers within the extraction mode.

Dev Error 7186 Ought to Be Fastened in Warzone DMZ Season 5

For numerous weeks now, Warzone’s DMZ mode has been tormented by a developer error affecting gamers after they journey to Building 21 and the Koschei Complex. There’s been a whole lot of silence from the devs too, however with Warzone Season 5 it’s lastly been addressed.

The devs first publicly responded to the issue on Aug. 1, including a card to the Modern Warfare 2 Trello board. It confirmed they had been investigating “a problem inflicting some Gamers to come across Dev Errors in Constructing 21.”

On Aug. 2, when the total patch notes dropped, the DMZ part confirmed that a part of the replace features a repair for dev errors. It mentioned: “Fastened a problem inflicting some Gamers to come across Dev Errors in Constructing 21.”

The limited-time POI, solely accessible on weekends or throughout particular Warzone occasions, has just lately been kicking gamers out upon loading in. They’re hit with a ‘dev error 7186’ message after being kicked, and it forces gamers to reload in or strive numerous workarounds.

A trigger was by no means clear, with gamers failing to note something in widespread after they skilled the issue. Theorized causes included old-fashioned drivers and un-verified sport recordsdata, however right here’s hoping we don’t must do anymore digging to work out what was behind the problem.

Naturally, we’ll solely discover out if it was eradicated for good within the coming days and weeks, with some bugs – like the primary Warzone’s notorious ‘demon gun glitch’ – surfacing time and again after the devs ostensibly eliminated it.

Both manner, drop into the DMZ, take the battle to the Konni Group and luxuriate in Constructing 21 with out the specter of the dreaded ‘dev error 7186’.

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