Call of Duty: Warzone players are expressing frustration with the new Urzikstan map's Gulag, which they claim is "way too dark," making it difficult to spot enemies, especially those using dark skins. The addition of a rope mechanic and the Sidewinder weapon have also contributed to the challenging environment. Despite suggestions to adjust in-game brightness, players argue it doesn't solve the issue. The community is awaiting a response from the developers to address these concerns.
Warzone pro player Warsz has shared an effective loot cache rotation strategy in Urzikstan, a new map integrated with Modern Warfare 3 in Warzone. This rotation involves landing between Old Town and Zaravan Suburbs and hitting three caches that lead to a Buy Station, providing players with quick cash and equipment. While the strategy may not always be viable due to other players or the play area's restrictions, it can significantly impact gameplay when executed successfully.
Developer Raven Software has explained that the decision to have a lower player count of 100 in Call of Duty: Warzone's new Urzikstan map is to ensure a balanced and enjoyable gameplay experience. The smaller map size, new circle timings, and various mechanics were taken into consideration to create fair infil & looting, mid-game engagements, and an exciting end game climax. The studio will continue to monitor feedback and data to make any necessary adjustments.
Call of Duty: Warzone's upcoming map, Urzikstan, an "urban battleground" in Western Asia, will be released with the first season of Modern Warfare 3 in December. The map features 11 major points of interest and is set in an area that has recently been liberated from dictator Roman Barkov. However, new threats have emerged, including the Allegiance and ultranationalist forces led by Viktor Zakhaev. Players will take on the role of elite multinational forces to determine the region's future. More details about the map will be revealed closer to its launch.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has unveiled a new city-themed Warzone 2 map called Urzikstan, featuring drivable trains, zip lines, and various points of interest. The map is set in an urban battleground filled with apartments and industrial areas, offering new methods of transportation and gameplay mechanics. Activision also announced the return of classic maps and new modes for the game's release on November 10.
Activision has officially announced and showcased the new Warzone map, Urzikstan, which is described as smaller but more dense than previous maps. The map features distinct urban zones, a river, a controllable train, and horizontal zip lines. Three new perks have been introduced for Urzikstan, and it will be playable in both battle royale and Plunder modes. Additionally, a new Gulag with a three-lane setup and randomization has been added. Activision also announced that Modern Warfare III will introduce over 30 new weapons and include more detailed weapon stats in Gunsmith. The game launches on November 10, with the multiplayer beta starting on October 6.
