Activision is improving the foundations of Warzone, and the next step of that is Season 2 Reloaded here's everything included as the development team look to tackle performance and cheater issuesTech00:00, 20 Feb 2025Activision is working to improve Warzone for all(Image: Activision)Despite being one of the biggest games in the world, Call of Duty Warzone has seen better days.Between cheaters and performance issues, Activision has taken the commendable decision to focus Season 2 on fixing the fundamentals before adding new content next season potentially with a rumoured Verdansk return.That'll continue with Warzone Season 2 Reloaded, and while the mid-season update patch will add new maps, modes, and more to Black Ops 6, Warzone fans might feel as though they're getting the short end of the stick.Thankfully, there is still new stuff coming, so we've rounded up the full list below so you know what to expect.Content cannot be displayed without consentThe update arrives today, Thursday, February 20.We expect it to go live around 5pm GMT/12pm EST/9am PST, based on prior updates. As with any Call of Duty patch, expect it to be a chunky download.Still, it's a free update, but there will be new paid options in the store.Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Season 2 Reloaded is stacked(Image: Activision)The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover from Black Ops 6 can be found in Warzone via the store, and the Clover Craze event for St Patrick's Day will make an appearance after the TMNT event is over.Elsewhere, there's a new Perk called Low Profile."Move more quickly while crouched and prone. Enemies you kill will not have death markers for their allies. Move slightly faster when downed," the official description from Activision explains.Other than that, the focus is on "prioritizing gameplay tuning by addressing quality of life improvements, ongoing bugs, and more", Activision says, but we'll have to wait for the full patch notes before we know for certain what that involves.St Patrick's Day will see the Clover Craze event(Image: Activision)Call of Duty players have been left exasperated by ongoing issues with cheaters on PC, and Season 2 introduced the option to turn off crossplay but only in Ranked modes.Activision has claimed it bans players hourly, clearing the Warzone Ranked leaderboard regularly, but community sentiment (and trust in the RICHOCHET anti-cheat team) is lower than ever, so here's hoping Season 2 Reloaded pulling back on new features and focusing on the fundamentals will help.We reported earlier this month that one player was accidentally banned, and spent more than two years working to overturn it.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.