How Warzone’s Bootcamp mode adds bots to the game
If you're new to Warzone or have always wanted to try it, the new training mode, Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp, is the perfect intro!
If Warzone is starting to feel too sweaty for your taste, Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp might be just the thing to get you back into it. This new offering introduces bots to Warzone, giving players AI opponents to use as target dummies.
With that, let's explore the details of the game's new training mode: Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp.
What is Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp?
Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp is a brand-new training mode debuting in Warzone on April 3, 2024, with Season 3. Veteran players may not realise it, but this battle royale has a lot of moving parts, and it can be overwhelming for first-timers.
So, this mode is designed to help newcomers get familiar with the game and build enough confidence to comfortably hop into official matches of Warzone.
This mode only supports Quads, so you can invite your friends or fill your squad with three random teammates. Altogether, Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp matches 20 players and 24 bots. To account for the scaled-down player count, the action is restricted to a randomised part of Urzikstan.
Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp is a barebones version of Warzone, and since it includes bots, you cannot use it to progress Daily and or Weekly Challenges, Calling Card Challenges, Weapon Challenges, or the Champion’s Quest. Furthermore, you won't find Public Events or Advanced Contracts in Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp. You can earn limited Player, Weapon, and Battle Pass XP, though!
Can bots can only be found in Bootcamp?
Bots are exclusive to Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp (with the exception of Warzone Mobile). For now, this training mode is the only place you'll find them in Warzone. The developer promises that if bots expand to other modes in the future, they'll make an announcement ahead of time, and it won't be a secret.
Whether you're new to Warzone or a longtime player who just wants to try out new loadouts or mess around in a less competitive environment, this training mode is definitely worth a try. You'll still face off against a helping of real players, but the addition of bots ensures that you'll run into at least a few mindless drones.
Along with Call of Duty: Warzone Bootcamp, the FJX Horus and MORS will debut on April 3, 2024, with Season 3! Stay tuned to our Call of Duty homepage at GGRecon for more news and guides on MW3, Warzone, and Zombies.
About The Author
Coleman Hamstead
Coleman is a freelance journalist at GGRecon. While gaming has always been his passion, it wasn’t until he worked as a Sports Journalist at the Community College of Baltimore County that he found his enthusiasm for writing. In the time since Coleman has had his work featured in publications such as The Washington Post/Launcher and ESTNN. Coleman is a graduate of Towson University with a degree in Sport Management and Business Administration.
