The Biggest Changes Coming to Call of Duty: Warzone 2

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Thanks to the recent Call of Duty Next presentation, a lot of the mystery surrounding Call of Duty: Warzone 2 and Modern Warfare 2 has been lifted for fans. With a variety of the two games' modes and features being outlined during the presentation, hype surrounding the beloved and long-running franchise is reaching a fever pitch.

While the base-game of Modern Warfare 2 still commands a massive amount of attention, Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is equally popular within the community. Given the immense success of its predecessor and the litany of changes set to come, Warzone 2 looks like it may completely redefine the Call of Duty battle royale experience.

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Considering how popular the battle royale genre has become in recent years, it was no surprise when Call of Duty created a battle royale title of its own. With the meteoric rise of other popular battle royales such as Fortnite dominating players' time, the lucrative style and high player retention made it too tantalizing a prospect to pass up.

The original Call of Duty: Warzone released in March 2020, and immediately proved to be a success for how much it shook-up the series' longstanding formula. Warzone surpassed over 85 million players fairly early into its life, and thanks to its free-to-play nature and constant additions of seasonal content, Warzone maintained a large portion of its player base to stay in the conversation. The upcoming Warzone 2 will be aiming to implement its own unique content to meet and surpass the expectations set by its predecessor.

One of the most sweeping changes coming to Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is the fact that the game will have its own unique map to rival