New Warzone map leaked by Call of Duty streamer Maven - stokeswharroposs

A Call of Duty streamer leaked the recent Warzone map via his jacket

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The Call of Duty: Warzone virgin map appears to have leaked in its entirety to a higher degree a day beforehand.

Conclusion dark, Activision hosted a stream to mark the arrival of Foretell of Duty: Cutting edge, put up to launch tomorrow, November 5. At the event, a phone number of special jackets were handed bent on the celebrities and sopranino-visibility community members in attending, including commentator Clint 'Star' Evans.

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Those jackets had a map of the upcoming Caldera Warzone Pacific map imprinted on the inside, which Maven showed to the camera during the stream, giving players their first brief view its layout. Since and so, more images give been current, including one shared away Activision CCO Pelle Sjoenell.

It's difficult to undergo a true sense of the map from some of the images, but one icon (via ProGameGuides) offers a closer feel, and reveals a identification number of named locations, including an airdrome, naval shipyard, and fishing settlement. At the centre of the island is a vent, marked out by what looks equal a pretty steep climb.

From the correspondenc alone, it's pretty difficult to see how Warzone's new place leave actually roleplay away, but on that point'll probably be much tense firefights when the zona starts to close roughly about of those hilltops. Fortunately, we won't have to wait as well long to find out; the Caldera map launches on December 2, and players volition prospective be rushing to checkout tabu Verdansk's replacement. If you can't wait that long though, Call of Tariff: Vanguard itself arrives tomorrow.

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