Call Of Duty Warzone Update: 5 Biggest Changes

Ever since Warzone's launch, players have had the option of taking bounties out on other players. With Warzone's new update, IW showcases its most interesting reversal to date: the ability for players to take bounties out on themselves. Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough.

While this new "Most Wanted" contract may seem like a one way ticket to a prison fist fight, the reward for completing the contract is massive: instant teammate revival as well as a huge cash payout.

That's right, players in a pinch can easily see their fortunes turned back in their favour, with the chance of an entire downed squad dropping back in on the condition of even one teammate surviving.

This risk vs. reward style gameplay hasn't yet been seen to this level in Warzone, and players who previously had no hope of coming out on top can now set themselves up as potential winners. From zero to hero, indeed.

Besides giving your squad another fighting chance at victory, completing a Most Wanted contract also guarantees instead gamer cred, you stud, you. The celebratory drinks, when they do eventually come, will most definitely be in your honour. Until then, Stay Frosty.