In just a few hours Call of Duty fans all across the country will be able to jump into Warzone 2 and try out the new and improved map.
Dubbed 'Al Mazrah', the giant map will bring in a wave of new mechanics for players to experiment. This includes vehicular combat and a new swimming mechanic.
A far cry from the industrialisation of Verdansk, Al Mazrah looks more like a village with rivers, sand, and palm trees. Another major change coming to the new map is the circle which will not split into multiple circles throughout the game, rather than one major circle that slowly closes in.
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While many players will soon get thoroughly acquainted with Warzone 2's new map, it's always a good idea to get a feel for the main places of interest (POI) beforehand.
Al Mazrah's points of interest
Due to Al Mazrah's huge size, the map has a wide variety of POIs all with varied different advantages and disadvantages. Here's a full list of Al Mazrah's POIs:
- Oasis
- Taraq Village
- Rohan Oil
- Al Safwa Quarry
- Al Mazrah City
- Zarqwa Hydroelectric
- Maqizeh Marshlands
- Sattiq Caves
- Zaya Observatory
- Al Sharim Pass
- Ahkdar Village
- Sai'id City
- Hafid Port
- Sawah Village
- El Samman Cemetery
- Sariff Bay
- Al Bagra Fortress
- Al Malik Airport
It's important to note that Al Mazrah will be much, much larger than Verdansk. In fact, it is believed to be the largest map in any Call of Duty game ever, allowing up to 150 players fit into a single match.
Due to the map's large size, you may want to get familiar with the various vehicles in game which will help you propel through the map.
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