Call Of Duty: Warzone Players Get XP Tokens Back

Update: Raven Software has since put out a new patch that enabled using previously earned XP tokens Modern Warfare and Warzone tokens. The update also fixes some technical issues, adjusted weapons, and hid a weapon challenge that wasn't supposed to be live yet.

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Call of Duty: Warzone players have been anticipating the big update that would bring the battle royale together with Treyarch's Black Ops Cold War. However, many players were disappointed to find that the XP tokens they saved have been removed from Warzone completely.

"Did you guys notice that they took all our XP tokens from MW?" said Redditor IzNotorious. "I've been stacking them for a long time and I thought I could use them to level up my weapons in Cold War, only to notice that they took them all? Do you guys have the same problem?"

XP tokens help players level up faster by giving them double or triple the experience for a short period of time. Many players were saving them to level up the Black Ops Cold War weapons that were just added to Warzone. Now they're finding that they can only be used in Modern Warfare's multiplayer.

Many of these tokens were unlocked through leveling up the battle pass, which was shared between both Modern Warfare and Warzone. Players don't understand why they've been removed and hope that Activision lets players use them in Warzone again. This is one example of the things players had been worried about before the update.

Call of Duty: Warzone received a huge update that includes a new map, a new limited-time mode, new weapons, new operators, and a whole new battle pass. You can check out the patch notes that include the new additions right here.