Warzone gets a new map later -apkrig
A new map for Call of Duty: Warzone will come out later. Its premiere was delayed on December 8, coincidentally, on the same date when the full version of Halo Infinite is released, although free-to-play multiplayer is already out and we are mainly waiting for a story campaign. The Pacific island of Caldera is one week late and will start the first season of Call of Duty: Vanguard, which of course inspired the new map for Warzone.
At the same time, Vanguard owners will have preferential access to the island. For the first 24 hours, the map will be exclusively accessible only to them. After that, it will open to everyone else on December 9. As part of the first sharp season, new maps and fashions, weapons and equipment, as well as novelties for zombies will arrive in Vanguard, who have arrived on the market in a somewhat brushed version. The current version of the anti-cheat system will also be fully up and running at the same time.
Update: Season 1 of #Vanguard and Warzone Pacific will now release Dec. 8.
Vanguard owners will have 24-hour exclusive first play access to the Caldera map. Open access begins on Dec. 9. pic.twitter.com/GnnYCp6g75
— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) November 19, 2021
Activision did not comment further on Caldera’s delay, and it is not clear what led to it. But the clash with Halo will be more of a coincidence than an intention on the part of the publisher. However, this does not mean that Call of Duty does not try to differentiate itself from the competition. Friday was the full edition of Battlefield 2042, and it is probably no coincidence that the authors launched the first trial of Vanguard on the same date. Just two weeks after the launch of the latest Call of Duty, while speculating about weaker news sales, the authors offered the opportunity to try out complete multiplayer during the extended weekend. At the start of Battlefield, the Enlisted developers surprised fans with a new regime set in the present.
A map of Shipment, one of the popular arenas that debuted in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 14 years ago, was also added to Vanguard this week. Since then, she has appeared in several other games in this series. And speaking of Halo Infinite, we’ll recall Friday’s information from 343 Industries developers that the Forge collaboration and creative mode will eventually come into play later than he thought. The coop won’t take place until May, and Forge will arrive in the summer at the earliest, which is a shame given how well the game is finally outlined. Moreover, considering that it has been postponed for more than a year and it still will not be released in a completely complete version.
