Call of Duty Warzone 2: a map inspired by Blackout mode (Black Ops 4)? | XboxOne

Although official, the sequel to Call of Duty: Warzone has still not officially shown itself, but the indiscretions regarding Activision’s free-to-play from the Call of Duty franchise are slowly starting to emerge from the web . Today, we learn that the map on which the next skirmishes will take place would be inspired by that of the Blackout mode of Call of Duty Black Ops 4.

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What if the next iteration of Call of Duty: Warzone allowed you to find some characteristics that made up the map of the Blackout mode of Call of Duty Black Ops 4? Linked to the next Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, the sequel to the famous battle royale seems to reveal some clues as to the experience we can expect in game. A YouTube video from the Nero’s Cinema channel, lingered on the subject.

According to the Youtuber, it would be much more difficult to equip yourself: a bag would be necessary and prior to “dropping”, as is currently the case in Call of Duty: Warzone. This system is undeniably reminiscent of the protection system introduced in the Blackout mode. The map would even be inspired by that of its ancestor since places inspired by the Modern Warfare narrative arc would compose it and constitute themselves as bastions to take or defend.

There will be a number of them. You infiltrate a building and do different things depending on the stronghold. Sometimes you need to defuse a bomb, kill the AI, and then you’ll have access to your airdrop.

The experience would therefore promise more pronounced clashes and would add a challenge to equip yourself, where Call of Duty: Warzone allows you to quickly obtain your personalized equipment by accumulating money offering the possibility of buying your drop. Iconic maps such as Highrise, Quarry or Terminal. On the other hand, the video explains to us that the map of the battle royale mode would be identical to that of the future DMZ mode, which we were still talking about quite recently.

None of these allegations are official at this time, but the very knowledgeable Tom Henderson confirmed in a tweet that these snippets of information are indeed real. We just have to wait for a next reveal of these new features, probably at the beginning of June, to find out what Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and its modes have in store for us.