Treyarch delays Call of Duty: Vanguard Ranked Play beta

Treyarch Studios has announced that information technology volition be delaying the beta for Ranked Play that was expected to launch for Telephone call of Duty: Vanguard's multiplayer on Feb. 17.

Ranked Play update: In retail testing prior to launch, we discovered a stat-breaking upshot that but appears in the live environment. As a event, the Beta will not go live tomorrow forenoon equally intended.

Resolving this is a top priority, and nosotros'll have an update on timing ASAP. pic.twitter.com/VjzXe8wnP3

— Treyarch Studios (@Treyarch) February 17, 2022

Call of Duty fans have long vied for a Ranked playlist in multiplayer, and with the recent launch of Flavor two in Call of Duty: Vanguard, information technology seemed equally though they were finally going to become their wish. Treyarch and Call of Duty League collaborated to create a ranked way for Vanguard's multiplayer that followed the official League ruleset.

The beta for Ranked Play was to introduce three new modes: CDL Hardpoint, CDL Search & Destroy, and CDL Command which would limit the types of equipment, killstreaks, and weapons players could access.

Unfortunately, with less than 12 hours until the beta for Ranked Play was expected to get live in Vanguard, Treyarch Studios posted on their official Twitter business relationship that the retail testing of the beta uncovered a stat-breaking issue that had gone undetected prior to cropping upwardly in the game's live surround. The studio has been forced to delay the launch in order to resolve the bug.

While Treyarch did state that they promise to have an update on when Ranked Play will release "ASAP," there is currently no timeline on how long of a delay players can expect. Phone call of Duty: Vanguard has suffered from a myriad of bugs and glitches since its launch in November. 2022, with lead developers Sledgehammer Games coming under fire for their lack of communication with regard to potential fixes.

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