News - Warzone 2: The 21 Things You Need To Know Before Launch
Between the second and sixth circle collapses, but those gotta be careful because those are universal, meaning that anyone in the entire map can go for them, so be ready for a firefight because they're not team specific and very well they could be bait if somebody's trying to ambush those, so unlike the war zone one where you had team specific ones, that's not the case with this free loadout drop here that happens in game also.
You can end up getting your loadout drop from infiltrating, taking down, and conquering a stronghold. There's a new thing with AI here that tasks you with doing some mini challenges inside those strongholds, but those will be interesting and seeing how that changes the gameplay dynamic, but if you want to buy your loadout unfortunately, you can't buy the full thing.
You can, though, go to a buy station and buy only your custom primary weapon, which doesn't give you secondary weapons, lethals, tacticals, or perks; instead, we'll give you the main primary weapon that you have fully kitted out.
The warzone 2 bot / ai changes
So just bear in mind that you can buy it at any point, but for a hefty price, In total, we saw some AI changes here in Warzone where at the Cod next reveal event we saw them all over the world there were a bunch of AI that just kind of seemed out of place, but these are now only seen in the Battle Royale through strongholds and black sites and are no longer spread out as a commonality between zones.
Vehicle changes in warzone 2
Then , we end up seeing that we have vehicles with a new feature where you have to monitor your fuel vehicles, which are now no longer infinite; you have a limit to them, so you have to watch those fuel levels as you traverse out of Mossberg. Whether that be in a land, sea, or aerial vehicle, you have to consider refilling at gas stations around the map.
Looting changes in warzone 2 (new backpack system explained)
Keep going; there's a new backpack system here you'll want to be aware of where you can place extra equipment, armor plates, and other small items. You can store them in more or less quantities than you could in war zone one, so for example, an armor plate grouping is in threes, so you can take two or three groupings if you want, so you can have six to nine places on your person, or more if you want to take more, but they take up inventory space in that backpack, so be conscious of the fact that cash, armor, and items already in your inventory are also automatically picked up, whereas you'll have to consciously. Loot some other items here alongside.
Circle / zone changes in warzone 2
Now the circle collapse is going to have some changes to it because it's completely random in some games and you won't see any real changes to the circle in others. The zone can split into two or even three sub-zones before coming together again at a later point.
This can happen at any point during the match between that first and final zone collapse.
Buy station changes in warzone 2
Now that the buy station has been changed in this much detail, it's called the buy station 2.0. Of course, you can always buy your teammates back; that'll be a staple at every single buy station now. In the DMZ, you can also go a step further: you can sell the in-world items that you find for cash.
But there's really not much more to it other than what we just mentioned in.
Gulag changes in warzone 2
In the warzone, we'll see Gulag change here again. These are 2 vs. 2, as opposed to 1 v.
Proximity chat introduced in warzone 2
It was something I did not deserve at all. I would have had no idea I came back from the gulag and got a free kill when it was a 1 vs. 3, essentially because, well, I heard somebody talking and then I turned around, and sure enough, somebody was running up the hill behind me. So it's something you definitely want to consider, and maybe if you can go into a voice chat channel that you can set up in Modern Warfare 2 or if you are on, say.
PC Discord or Skype, if you want to use that TeamSpeak or any other voice communication platform but Bear.
The new interrogation feature in warzone 2
Dmz basic gameplay details
We'll have to see how much of that is actually utilized, but beyond that, that's the War Zone 2 stuff that I quickly want to touch on through the DMZ.
Dmz faction details
We have three main factions here. For it or anything like that, the White Lotus, which takes a little bit of time to end up getting into, and then the Black Mao as well as the third faction that, really, comes with the sort of Mastery degree, it seems like here with this where this is the hardest to get into but it is something you'll be able to join and tackle challenges associated with all three of those, we'll have new contracts and world activities where contracts let's ask you with things like securing Intel, eliminating, rescuing, and delivering hostages and cargo; hunting enemy operators; and destroying supplies with bombs; and there are other world activities you can interact with, like safes.
Dmz contract details
Dmz contraband & insured weapons explained
Sam sites uav towers, hidden caches, strongholds, sandstorms, radiation, and a bunch of other contracts; there As for the DMZ, the one big thing that you have to take into consideration is the weaponry because, as we've talked about, one of the premises here is that if you die, you drop whatever you have, and for the most part, you lose it for good.
Now there are contraband weapons and weapon blueprints. Your weapon blueprints—they make it seem like it's the insured weapon here with this, where if you end up dying you can use these weapons again—but it is something that they'll be on a sort of cooldown period usually a few hours that you can't use that and drop back in with that weapon, but contraband weapons are weapons found across the DMZ that are the primary means of defense and also main items permanently lost in the DMZ.
Now, any weapon found within the DMZ is considered a contraband weapon, so it could be any number of different weapons with attachments and such like that, so if you extract with that, you keep that on your person; it is in your inventory, and you can drop in with it at any point, but if you end up dying in the DMZ with one of those, you lose it for good again; you might have to reload it if it's something that's common, or if it's something that is less common, you might never see it again.
Contraband weapons can have anywhere from zero to five attachments, but they may not be the most effective version of that weapon possible. That's again where your insured weapon blueprints come into play, where it's something that you build out and kit specifically for yourself.
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