A new map is on its way to Call of Duty: Warzone and players are extremely excited about it. However, the Warzone community on Reddit implores developers not to mess up the new map launch like the previous one. The Pacific map for Warzone has been delayed, but luckily, not for long.
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Earlier it was set to launch on December 2, 2021, but now Activision officially announced that it won’t be available until a little later.
According to a Reddit user, u/dreamshadowz10, with the release of the new map, many casual gamers will come back to the game to try out the new content. And as a community, players want a healthy playerbase so it’s better to not screw up the new map launch this time.
He also mentioned the delay and said, “I hope the 1-week delay solves any issues that are still present in the new map!”
From this note, we can say that players have a lot of hope from Activision this time. Hopefully, the new map and the update will be worth all the hype and wait and it will be everything gamers have ever wanted.
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Call of Duty: Warzone – new maps, modes, and content are on the way
Players who own Vanguard will be able to get this new map 24 hours earlier than regular Warzone players. Above all, with the Pacific update, Activision is trying to bring a whole new focus and freshness to Warzone with new maps, modes, and content.
Vanguard players will also get a lot of new content like Zombie mode updates, weapons, maps, and much more.
Activision hasn’t really revealed why the map launch was postponed.
Gamers also feel that there’s something pretty interesting here, and that’s the fact that season 1 is coming out around the same time as the Halo Infinite’s campaign, which is also all set to release on December 8, 2021.
There is a lot of exciting stuff coming to the Call of Duty universe soon, and it seems like the start of 2022 will be great for CoD fans.
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