COD: Warzone 2 'match stats not tracking or updating', bug acknowledged (potential workaround)

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Raven Software recently released the Season 3 update for Call of Duty: Warzone 2 which brings bug fixes to some known issues and gameplay balances.

For instance, it fixed the bugs where quick fix couldn’t be activated after plating in the Resurgence modes and Battle Royale victories could not be updated properly in the combat records.

However, it looks like the latest update has introduced some glitches as well.

Multiple Call of Duty Warzone 2 players (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) are facing an issue where the in-game stats are not being displayed correctly at the end of the match on the combat record or main stats page.

By tracking stats, gamers can evaluate their performance in comparison to others and work on their strategies. But now, they are unable to do so.

Some claim that after installing the latest update, no stats for the kill/death ratio, weapons, or previous matches are getting tracked on Warzone 2.

While others say that stats for both Al Mazrah and Ashika Island are not being taken into account after the recent patch.

The issue has been persistent for the past few days and remains unresolved until now, which is a bit disappointing for some players.

Stats on general – no stats are tracking for Warzone – kd hasn’t changed, weapon stats haven’t updated, previous 10 games still showing the last 10 games of season 2.
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My stats ain’t tracked in 7 days. Tighten up before Xdefiant take all your players 😂
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Luckily, the Raven Software support team has officially acknowledged this issue and is currently investigating it. Although, no official ETA for the bug fix has been given.

Fortunately, we did come across a workaround for this problem. You can check the accurate stats on the leaderboard instead of the combat record or main stats page for the time being.

That said, we’ll keep monitoring the issue where Call of Duty: Warzone 2 match stats are not tracking or updating and hopefully Raven Soft resolves it soon.

We will update this article as and when something noteworthy comes up.

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Featured image source: Call of Duty: WarZone 2.

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