Hints that the next Call of Duty title will be a Cold War-themed Black Ops installment continue to mount up in Warzone, especially inside Bunker 11.
The bunkers dotted around Warzone's map since launch, which many might have assumed to be purely decorative, have been opened via the game's latest update. Most of the bunkers require a Red Access🧸 Card to open their doors. However, there's one, Bunker 11, which requires players to pretty much crack a code in order to enter.
Once inside, it becomes clear that all of the work needed to get that door open was worth it. Not only is there a whole heap of high-end loot hidden inside like the other bunkers, but there are also a handful of easter eggs and secrets — secrets a lot of players seem to think is indicative of what's coming next in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of Duty series.
The belief is that this year's CoD offering will be called Black Ops: Cold War, or something to that effect. The biggest and most obvious hat tip to that inside of Bunker 11 is the nuclear warhead. Theಞ weapon can't be used and just sits there, but it is accompanied by a countdown clock. The clock ticks down from ten to two, glitches, a🍒nd then returns to ten.
Even though the nuke can neither be used nor launched, there is a big red button inside of Bunker 11's server room. It seems crazy to think that won't be the button that launches the missile if it is indeed destined to launch one day soon. There's also a war room inside of Warzone's best bunker that players of the very first Black Ops have rec🦄ognized from the game's U.S.D.D. mission.
There's also a big Black Ops clue that has been found outside of Bunker 11. Nowhere near Bunker 11, in fact. This comes in the form of an RC car sitting on a table inside a building near a prison outside of Verdansk. Why is this relevant? The RC car is a killstreak reward in the Black Ops series.
Although Modern Warfare and Black Ops tend to be kept separate, Warzone's popul🎀arity may be about to bring the two series together via some sort🍌 of huge in-game event.