Call of Duty Pro Scump Says Warzone Isn't a Competitive Game

Call of Duty Pro Scump Says Warzone Isn't a Competitive Game.
Call of Duty: Warzone's availability has created a new status quo for the Call of Duty franchise. On one hand, there remains annual Call of Duty game releases that each have their own unique multiplayer modes. On the other, Call of Duty: Warzone offers a free-to-play battle royale experience that changes year-to-year but otherwise subsists. To say there's contention between the two games' competitive communities would be an understatement. Case in point, new comments from pro player Scump.
Scump, who is a world champion Call of Duty player currently playing for OpTic Chicago, had some harsh words for Call of Duty: Warzone in a recent OpTic podcast. "As much as I love Warzone and would love for it to be competitive, it's just not," is how Scump characterized his views of the battle royale. While Scump does try to say so in a somewhat respectful manner, acknowledging how much he enjoys Warzone, his criticism is also quite cutting.