Call of Duty: Warzone has been facing noticeable sound problems for some time, and dr by making comparisons with how much better it is in Battlestate’s escape from Tarkov.
Many different streamers have joined in to share their thoughts on Escape From Tarkov. The multiplayer shooter has gained varying degrees of popularity over the past year with boosts from players like xQc and Shroud.
YouTube streamer Herschel “Guy” Beahm IV, better known as Dr. Disrespect, played Escape From Tarkov several times in front of his fans. Although it is not the game he spends most of his time on, he still has strong opinions about it.
One feature in EFT impressed him so much that he said Call of Duty: Warzone should take some notes from Battlestate’s shooter title.
Dr disrespect over Warzone audio issues
Dr Disrespect has been playing Warzone for so long that the game has become a big part of the Champions Club streams. Despite this, he does not consider it perfect, and in a recent stream he expressed his displeasure with the sound problems of the game.
Since integrating with the Black Ops Cold War, we’ve seen a plethora of new content in Warzone through a few updates. Despite this, the Battle Royale title is still plagued by noticeable sound issues.
The streamer played Warzone in front of his fans on January 11 and then complained that the sound of the game was so bad that it was difficult for him to tell where his enemies were. They sounded like they were much further away than they actually were.
He said: ‘A game like Escape from Tarkov, a game that has perfect sound, blows the sound of the game by 500% – believe me.
‘Believe me, any real gamer would say the same. It blows out this sound by a thousand, but the reason for this is because it caters to (competitive players). You hear something in the distance, a shot, footstep, you hear it! ‘
Talk starts at 1:12:48 in the video below.
This is an issue that also bothers players in other Battle Royale titles such as Fortnite and Apex Legends. Dr. Disrespect also called these games for the same reason and it is understandable why he feels that way.
He hasn’t dedicated as much to Escape From Tarkov as Warzone yet, but he quite enjoys the title. The game certainly has certain features that he thinks Activision should take note of, such as the clear sound.
The streamer has also offered other advice in the past to improve Warzone, such as changes in the Gulags. He’s enough of a pro that it’s worth listening to his advice, and hopefully the developers will announce a solution to this issue soon.
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