Activision survey hints on the return of Verdansk, Caldera and more as next Call of Duty: Warzone 2
A recent online speculation said that Call of Duty: Warzone would soon feature some of the original battle royale maps again. Activision hasn’t confirmed anything, but the information suggests that publishers are asking the public to fill out surveys so they can select from a few of the most beloved battle royale settings in Call of Duty’s past.
Al Mazrah is currently the main battle royale map to play, so fans will undoubtedly be interested in what is coming next. Before, creators and publishers said they wanted to take community feedback into account and create a space where everyone could thrive.
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Activision just put out a new survey to find out what people think of the upcoming Warzone map and what they would like.
There are five options in the survey.
- An all-new map
- Return of the Verdansk ’84 map (2021)
- Return of the Caldera map (2021)
- Return of the original Verdansk map (2020)
- Return of the Blackout map (Black Ops 4, 2019)
Although it isn’t stated in the survey, many people online believe that if classic maps are brought back, remastered versions of them will be included in the game. Fans have been calling for the return of Verdansk for a very long time, and Activision’s creation of a poll to ascertain what players want is unquestionably a wonderful idea.
Activision is sending out a new survey asking people what they think the next Warzone map should be, and it includes remasters of old Warzone maps as options. Does not confirm any potential returns, at this point. pic.twitter.com/gy4tN3rYDh
— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) January 28, 2023It is unclear why the map was included in the poll or whether Caldera needs to be remastered or not as it is still playable as part of the Warzone Caldera. Fans are feeling nostalgic as a result of the Blackout map’s inclusion, and many in the community would like Warzone to return to the way it was in Black Ops IV.
This new survey could be a significant step in developing a Call of Duty ecosystem that can be built in the community. The purpose of the survey is to learn what the community is now seeking. Fans are hoping that Activision will pay attention to their requests and provide content in response.
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