#WARZONE NEW MAP UPDATE#

“We kind of rolled from that one to a little bit of a breather and then we started laying the foundations for the next map, which is Al Mazrah. “We started on this map straight after Verdansk,” O’Hara said. After what game director at Infinity Ward Jack O’Hara describes as a short break, they turned their attention to building their next map - Al Mazrah, the sprawling environment that is Call of Duty’s biggest battle royale map to date, and serves as the battleground for “Warzone 2.0,” which releases Nov. That wraps up our recap of all the map point of interest changes coming to Warzone Pacific Season 3! For more Season 3 content, check out our guide on the date and time the season is going live here.When the development team at Infinity Ward rolled out the massive playing area of Verdansk for “Call of Duty: Warzone,” they viewed it as a starting point. The addition of those ships also provide additional landing spots aside from the lighthouse. While not as bombastic a change as seen elsewhere on Caldera, these changes are sure to breathe some life into what is surely one of the maps’ less popular zones. This newfound route contains several moored ships filled with loot, alongside some smaller footpaths that lead back towards the island proper.

However, with the launch of Season 3, another path has been uncovered leading up to the Lagoon. Lagoon up until now has been a solitary POI all the way to the west of the map, with a singular bridge leading in and out of the location. As such, expect to find a larger selection of loot coming alongside a great influx of battle-hungry players at this spot.īear in mind, that much of the wilderness and natural cover has been removed in this region to make way for these additions, so you won’t be as obscured as you move to and from the new and improved Runway. To help make this spot a bit more exciting, runway is getting a bunch of new buildings including new hangars and barracks. Runway always felt like the smaller, less impressive brother to the airfield at the south of the map.

However, it’s clear this POI isn’t due to become any less popular with the launch of the new season. Whether or not the cavern beneath Peak, a common runoff point for those who decide to evacuate from the action-packed spot, will remain as barebones is hard to tell since we currently haven’t seen inside this newly reinforced location. Finally, with the launch of Season 3 the construction of Peak is complete - so say goodbye to the scaffolding and say hello to a newly built silo at the centre, structures around the perimeter, and a fresh coat of paint. One of the most popular spots to start a hectic game on Caldera is also getting an upgrade.

This region fills up a previous empty spot on the map, and thanks to the multiple major structures either man-made or skeletal is a great place to drop if you’re looking for an action-packed early game. At this location, digging equipment has uncovered several giant skeletons between the Mine and the Ruins. The Dig site is a whole new point of interest being added to Caldera with the launch of Warzone Pacific Season 3.

#WARZONE NEW MAP UPDATE#

Be sure to check them all out once you check out the update April 27.

To help you make your way in this brave new world, we’ve detailed each and every major change coming to the map. In response, multiple areas across the map will be significantly different by the time you drop in.

With the release of Warzone Pacific Season 3, Caldera is undergoing some serious changes thanks to the emergence of gigantic monsters all around the tropical island.

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