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A proper Call of Duty: Vanguard multiplayer trailer was debuted by developers, and it also revealed the brand-new Call of Duty: Warzone map Pacific. Call of Duty: Vanguard's multiplayer reveal trailer comes as part of a larger multiplayer reveal event. Although a small taste of Vanguard's multiplayer was given in August via an alpha, it was a very small-scale mode that largely doesn't represent the core multiplayer experience beyond the game's basic mechanics.
Call of Duty: Vanguard returns to World War II, something that some fans and critics aren't entirely sold on quite yet. The series largely abandoned the setting following Call of Duty: World at War in 2008, but it did return in 2017 with Call of Duty: WWII. That Slegdehammer Games-developed entry received a relatively warm reception, but many players were happy to see a return to Modern Warfare when Infinity Ward revived the subseries in 2019. Now, Call of Duty is pivoting back to the WW2 and realizing the setting on a grand scale in Warzone.
During Call of Duty: Vanguard's multiplayer reveal event, a first look was given at Warzone's new Pacific map. Only a few quick glances at the map were given early on, but Raven Software dove deeper into the specifics later on in the stream. The new map will take place on an island in the Pacific and feature jungles, caves, and some cities. The new Call of Duty: Warzone map is the second all-new map to be added to the battle royale following the rather small Rebirth Island. Raven plans to support the new map with new playlists, updates, and its long overdue Call of Duty anti-cheat system.
Call of Duty: Warzone is still expected to maintain its hybrid nature where it doesn't fully belong to one specific game. Although the new map will tie-in directly with Vanguard, players will still be able to use weapons and gear from the other two Call of Duty titles that have integrated with the battle royale title. Raven Software hasn't stated whether or not Verdansk will still remain in the game, as it wiped out the original version of the map earlier this year.
Infamous YouTube streamer Dr Disrespected recently noted he would like a new developer to do the Warzone map as he's not totally impressed with Raven Software thus far. The developer hasn't made too many significant improvements to the game since it launched in early 2020, especially when compared to other free-to-play battle royale titles. That said, it looks like the developer has a sizable new map to offer, but it remains to be seen if it's worthwhile.
Call of Duty: Vanguard releases on November 5, 2021 for last-gen, current-gen, and PC.
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