Does Warzone have bots?

Yes, Warzone has bots. However, they are limited to only one mode within the game. Bootcamp is a game mode that puts humans and bots in the same game to compete against one another. This game mode was introduced in Warzone 2.0 during the Season Three update of Modern Warfare III on April 3, 2024. It's designed to help newbies learn the game.

This article will shed some light on the Bootcamp mode that introduced bots to the game for better tactical learning.

Bots in Call of Duty: Warzone

Warzone has bots in the Bootcamp Mode. The mode consists of a lobby that has 44 players, 24 of which are bots. In the mode, new players must face off against one another, and the bots, to win.

It's a quad-only training mode in COD which means you must either be in a party of four or fill in for another squad. Its purpose is to teach new players all the in-game tactics, mechanics, and rules before they can dive into the ranked experience. It is the only game mode that offers training with bots in Warzone.

The mode does not offer an awful lot apart from sheer training. Advanced contracts or public events do not apply to it. Furthermore, players don't progress in terms of their Daily/Weekly Challenges, Calling Card Challenges, or Weapon Challenges.

You can get some players, weapons, and Battle Pass XP by playing Bootcamp. But it certainly won't be enough to help you progress fast. If you aim to earn XP, it's best to stick to the other normal modes such as Resurgence or Battle Royale.

The Bootcamp mode was a new addition made to Warzone 2.0. However, due to its important function and popularity among new players, the mode has stuck around. It is still available for playing after the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.

So, if you're a new player, it's best to jump into the mode and battle bots to learn the game. Generally, a few matches in Bootcamp are enough to help you learn the basics.

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