Finding a solid group of teammates while navigating the skilled lobbies in Call of Duty: Warzone is pretty tough. Worse, not everyone has their friends online and able to join up whenever a match gets too hot and heavy. Even when that perfect Warzone team is made out of randoms, there's no way that players can opt in to keep the same team. At least, that was the case until Season 4 of Warzone dropped.

Essentially, Call of Duty: Warzone players are now able to opt to "Play Again With Team" at the end of every match. This introduces a new, far more convenient way for solo players to maintain the momentum from a good game. Rather than taking their chances with the rarely successful "Play Again," they now have the choice of keeping their previous teammates. For some players, in comparison to the Roze skin nerf, adding the option was the best part of the update.

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For others, the addition was a little hard to believe, although as seen in Reddit user thepestiIence's screenshot, the new option sits right on top of the "Play Again" option. Even more convenient, each Warzone player has their own color-coded circle that specifies whether they wanted the same team or not. All of that aside, there's no telling if players can keep the same color across matches.

What's noticeable is that while one has the option to play with the same team again, players can still choose to leave the game. Additionally, it would seem that players won't be forced to play with the same team again if they don't specifically choose to. Instead, they'll likely be forced into the random "Play Again" queue, which may match them on the same team, the opposing team, or an entirely different lobby. Of course, as stated by some in the comments, it's no answer to the rampant cheating that came from the June 3 update. Still, good comms can make all the difference.

It's gone relatively unnoticed, but this update is one of the few that players have shown tons of appreciation for. In a more humorous tone, the Season 4 battle pass gives players an obscene gesture to give to opponents and squad members. The general sentiment for that is split between loving it or questioning it, though one thing for sure is that it's a welcome addition for the more expressive Warzone players.

Call of Duty: Warzone is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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