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<\/figure>\n We\u2019re lower than every week into the lifetime of Warzone 2.0<\/em><\/span>, an upgraded model of the hit free-to-play battle royale spinoff for Name of Responsibility<\/em>, and gamers already assume they\u2019re dying by the hands of invisible opponents. Whereas Activision hasn\u2019t formally acknowledged the potential bug, gamers are already swapping tales of the dreaded glitch\u2019s return.<\/p>\n Warzone<\/em> is no stranger to invisibility exploits<\/span>, with the sport\u2019s builders enjoying whack-a-mole with the difficulty over the previous couple years. As such, Warzone 2.0<\/em> gamers are already well-primed to consider their failed campaigns and early deaths are because of nefarious forces exterior of their management. The video proof thus far, nonetheless, definitely appears to counsel one thing bizarre is occurring.<\/p>\n Streamer XSET Tremendous Evan (through Rock Paper Shotgun<\/em><\/span>) sounded the alarm on Twitter<\/a><\/span> over the weekend with footage displaying him downed on the highest of a constructing with none opposing participant in sight. The kill cam, nonetheless, went on to indicate somebody reverse him simply as he was developing the ladder who ought to have been in plain sight however wasn\u2019t. Different gamers went on to share their very own screenshots and clips:<\/p>\n