It’s no secret that Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops Cold War are storage hogs when it comes to their respective file sizes. Even without any of the Modern Warfare content installed, Warzone comes to just over 143 GB on my PS5 SSD, while Black Ops Cold War commands a staggering 182 GB (everything fully installed). Treyarch, Raven, and Activision are getting ready to drop the Season Two Reloaded update later tonight, and it will include a size reduction for Warzone, which will vary depending on platform and what attached Modern Warfare content you have installed.
The Season Two Reloaded update will clock in at a staggering 52 GB for Warzone (I’m thankful I just recently got Google Fiber installed), but that patch won’t be increasing the existing size of the Warzone file. Instead it will reduce it by anywhere from 10.9 GB to 14.2 GB for Warzone-only players, and 30.6 GB and 33.6 GB for those with Modern Warfare installed, all platform dependent. So theoretically, for me, my Warzone file size should drop to about 132 GB, which is still a lot, but thankfully gives me a little bit more room on the cramped SSD. Here is the complete chart of size REDUCTIONS that the Season Two Reloaded update should bring later tonight (note that these are reductions from the total, not the final file sizes):
PlayStation 5: 10.9 GB (Warzone Only) / 30.6 GB (Warzone and Modern Warfare)
PlayStation 4: 10.9 GB (Warzone Only) / 30.6 GB (Warzone and Modern Warfare)
Xbox Series X...