There is an aerial problem with Warzone 2.0, the free-to-play battle royale game from Call of Duty.

Attack helicopters are exploding unexpectedly due to a malfunction, one Redditor reported on January 4; this results in the player dying instantly.

The tweet mockingly refers to the 3,000 Activision staff members who are allegedly working just on Call of Duty games, despite the franchise's ongoing bugs, as "little dev team men."

The Reddit video is brief and first appears innocent; the player controls an aircraft normally before appearing to tap an imaginary wall. The helicopter then immediately bursts into flames.

One commenter claims to have seen a similar "invisible hit box in the air issue" in an earlier Warzone clip and asks, "DID YOU JUST GET HIT BY A TREE BRO??"

"This company [continues to] make the exact same mistakes." Developers at Activision declined to comment.

Another commenter states, "Tbf helis are hot crap in this warzone. "I just landed close to a building when I blew one up, and my blades caught the edge.

They felt awfully hefty and janky. Players have recently witnessed helicopters totally phasing through walls in Warzone 2.0. As a result of their dissatisfaction.

The game's creators deactivated the feature on December 16th.