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The time is nigh. Or as the official Call of Duty account puts it, “The end is near…” Nukes will rain down upon 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of Duty: Warzone’s Verdansk map on April 21, 2021. That’s next week, in cas♔e 🥃you’ve lost all sense of time because of the pandemic. I know I have.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Leaked voice clips from last month first tipped us off to how Activision planned to end the season and deal with the growing zombie problem on Verdansk at the same time. A huge nuclear solution aimed straight at the zombie menace would reduce Verdansk to rubble in a Fortnite-style end-of-season event. In its place would come 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a new Verdansk set in the 1980s, complete with📖 a stadium still under construction.
The 1980’s-style map would help Warzo✤ne tie into the most recent Call of Duty game a bit better since Black Ops Cold War is set in the ‘80s.
If you’re looking for a sense of what the upcoming nuclear holocaust might look like, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Warzone had a glitch last week where the nukes got launched a little prematurely. Unli💛ke normal intercontinental ballistic missiles, Verdansk’s nukes launched skyward and then came straight back down, blowing an eerily silent white fog into the distance.
Presumably the real event will have massive explosions that level the city ꧟and everyone in it, either ♐living or undead.
We’ll find out for sure next week and whether or not Warzone will have any downtime as it makes t♎he switch over to the next season.
Or perhaps Warzone will get shut down entirely if a brand new lawsuit goes through. Activision recently got slapped by a cease-and-desist from﷽ a web-based game that's also coincidentally called Warzone. Fizzer, the developer of W𝔍arzone, argues that their ga🧸me came first so they have the right to the name "Warzone."
Activision has countersued, so the whole thing wiওll play out in court eventually.