On that same note, Infinity Ward has removed the Overtime mechanic if both teams and the Jailer survive the match, all players will be eliminated from the game. Part of the Jailer's purpose is to speed up matches in the Gulag. As Activision points out, this creates an interesting dynamic in which duos can choose to team up and take on the Jailer 4v1. Defeating the Jailer will result in all four players spawning back into the main game. The Jailer will spawn toward the middle of the match. Warzone 2.0 also introduces a second way to escape the Gulag - by killing an AI enemy named The Jailer, who holds a key to the prison. Players will enter the Gulag with a pre-selected loadout, though better weapons and gear can be picked up near the center of the map. Players will be paired at random and do battle with a second duo for a chance at a second life. GulagĪ notable change is also coming to the Gulag: these in-match matches will now be 2v2 instead of 1v1. Players can once again play solo or in teams of two, three, or four. This includes Al Bagra Fortress, Embassy, Zarqwa Hydroelectric, Taraq, Sariff Bay, and Sa’id.
Those who have been playing MW2 have already gotten a taste of the new map, as several multiplayer maps are subsections of Al Mazrah. Among the points of interest are an oasis, oil refinery, airport, observatory, villages, cities, caves, marshlands, and more. The new battleground will host 150 players and 18 points of interest, which Infinity Ward has previously detailed. The most obvious change coming to the new Warzone is the introduction of an all-new map called Al Mazrah. Those who want to jump into the action as soon as possible can preload Warzone 2.0 up to two days ahead of its release, beginning November 14 at 10 a.m PT/1 p.m. Like the first Warzone, it'll be free to play and support both cross-play and -progression. Warzone 2 Release Date, Platforms, and PriceĬall of Duty: Warzone 2.0 will be released on November 16 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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