What does Redeploys mean in Warzone?

Warzone’s Resurgence mode saw a minor update to the scoreboard, with a new category labeled Redeploys. Unfortunately, it doesn’t really explain what means, so we’re here to right that wrong and break down everything you need to know about redeploys.

Resurgence mode started life as a neat spin on classic Warzone but has since become one of Call of Duty‘s most popular modes. With respawns turned on, it completely changes how the game is played, and has become the preference for many Warzone fans.

With that in mind, here’s everything you need to know about Redploys in Resurgence.

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What does Redeploys mean on Warzone’s scoreboard?

Simply put, the Redeploys stat in Resurgence counts the number of times you’ve died and come back to life. It functions the same as the death tracker in Call of Duty, although this feature has been missing recently.

While Redeploying is a standard feature across all game modes in Warzone, its inclusion in Resurgence’s scoreboard is because it happens way more frequently. In the standard battle royale mode, you may come back once or twice, maybe a third time, depending on your team’s finances. 

However, since Resurgence focuses on nonstop action, the developers felt this was a necessary quality-of-life update. Plus, it helps all the stat counters keep track of their Warzone K/D.

Warzone Resurgence explained

Warzone Resurgence is an easier mode, where being eliminated isn’t as big a punishment. Instead of being sent to the Gulag or back to the lobby, players who are killed can re-enter the game when the countdown timer expires, as long as a member of their team is still alive.

Played on smaller maps, Resurgence creates more fast-paced action than regular battle royale, and with players constantly dropping in, there’s always a gunfight to be had. Just like battle royale, the last team standing wins, so make sure to wipe out your opponents when you get the chance.

How to redeploy in Warzone

If you have died in Warzone Resurgence, then you don’t need to do anything to redeploy. Simply wait for the countdown timer on your screen to reach zero, and you’ll be dropped back into the action, ready to go again.

If you’re playing battle royale, however, you will need a teammate to buy you back from a Buy Station to redeploy if you’ve been killed.

How to redeploy teammates in Warzone

Don’t worry about redeploying teammates in Warzone Resurgence, as the game will take care of that for you. All you need to do is make sure you stay alive before they drop in as if the rest of the team gets wiped out, they’ll not be able to return to the game.

In battle royale, you need to save $3,000 and head to a Buy Station to purchase them back.

That’s all you need to know about what Redeploys means in Warzone. For more, learn about Black Ops 6’s integration into Warzone.