One of the most amazing features added to Call of Duty: Warzone's Battle Royale is the Inmate Camp. In the camps, eliminated players are given one chance to re-enter the game. The limited weapon set available for this confrontation is a wonderful contrast to the "normal" Warzone with its heart-pumping, intimate environment and basic tools, and for better or worse, it's over before you know it.

Warzone has been hit badly by glitches lately, most notably following the game's integration with Call of Duty: Black Ops-Cold War, which was just released in December, where players crashed their attack helicopter and became invisible. Now, a player has pulled off the impossible, seemingly by accident, by bringing full equipment into a prison camp and blowing up some poor soul fighting for a second chance.

This glitch does not seem to be particularly easy to reproduce, and the video above is the only evidence of it, which has existed since December 28, 2020 (the game has not received an update since then). Since then, the game has received no updates.

Warzone is now so big that it is not without some controversy. At the moment, players are in an uproar over the apparently overpowered DMR and whether it is possible to manipulate skill-based matchmaking via third-party apps.