Warzone 2.0's brand new Gulag 2.0 explained: Jailer, 2v2 combat, proximity chat, and more
The highly anticipated Warzone 2.0 will soon allow fans to savor the taste of the modern Call of Duty era in a free-to-play, competitive experience. The sequel to 2019's Warzone is set to bring influential improvements and new features to iconic sub-experiences like the Gulag, weaponry, and the circle collapse.
The Gulag experience has received one of the most influential reworks as the developers have considerably revamped the prison-survival sub-experience for Warzone 2.0, now containing both PvP and PvE elements. One will also have risky choices to make in the Gulag 2.0 and making strategic decisions will soon become the norm in Warzone's prison.
The Gulag 2.0 in Warzone 2 features a small-scale arena that's roughly symmetrical and designed for 2v2 combat. It two spawn points with two walls between them. There is a raised courtyard on one wall and an open courtyard with a circular platform on the other. The middle lane is entirely open, but has a set of gallows on one side and a platform on the other.
Like its prequel, Warzone 2.0 will send players into the Gulag upon their first death in a battle royale match before the final circle starts closing in. However, Warzone veterans will be in for a rather unfamiliar experience in the newly-designed escapable prison.
If you're sent to the Gulag, you will be paired with another fallen player for the upcoming matchup. You will then have to face a random duo who are also fighting to escape the prison.
Players in a Gulag match will be provided with a pre-defined weapon loadout to start off with. Based on information from Activision, players will either be wielding a pistol or a shotgun, alongside a lethal and a tactical grenade, as their starting loadout at launch. However, one
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