Rumor: Call of Duty Warzone 2 Map Heavily Inspired By Real World Location
Launching alongside the rebooted Modern Ware back in 2020, Call of Duty: Warzone has been a massive success for Activision and supporting studios like Raven Software. As a constantly evolving free to play live service title, fans can jump in and face off against other players in Battle Royale matches or one of the many limited time modes that pop up from time to time. In fact, as a real change of pace from the norm, Activision is set to introduce a giant fight between iconic monsters King Kong and Godzilla.
Even with the constant evolution happening in Warzone, Activision is forging ahead with a true sequel to the popular game mode. While there's not a ton of information to go on for Call of Duty: Warzone 2, industry insiders seem to agree on a 2023 launch date and that the battle royale could be skipping older console platforms entirely. While Activision remains mum on specific details, prominent leakers have been relaying information including one individual who has provided details on the game's map.
Leaker Says Call of Duty: Warzone 2 Will Come With Modern Warfare 2, 120 FPS on Day One
Reputable Call of Duty Warzone leaker TheGhostOfHope has seemingly discovered new information surrounding the map and its setting. According to the leaker, Warzone 2's map will be taking heavy inspiration from the real life city of Medellin, Colombia. Centered in the Andes Mountains, the location has a variety of regions from jungles to skyscrapers, and even urban zones, which should translate well to a large battle royale style map like Verdansk which had plenty of points of interest to explore. It's worth noting that none of these details are confirmed or considered official, so fans should take the information with a grain of salt for
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