Warzone & Cold War Season 2 trailer teases Galil & 3 other new weapons ActivisionA new cinematic trailer has been released for Season Two of Black Ops Cold War and Warzone, and among all the new content that\u2019s on the way, it looks like we could be getting up to four new weapons, including the iconic Galil. [jwplayer bjQdhi3F] Black Ops Cold War & Warzone Season 2 kicks off on February 25, according to a new cinematic trailer released by Treyarch on Feb 16. The video depicts Frank Woods and his team going on a search to find the missing Russell Adler, who was kidnapped by the villainous Stitch at the end of Season One. Black Ops Cold War & Warzone Season 2 trailer New weapons in Warzone & Cold War Season 2 There\u2019s a lot to unpack in the cinematic, but what\u2019s caught fans\u2019 attention the most is the appearance of four new weapons: the Galil, Crossbow, Minigun, and a new SMG. As you\u2019d expect, the possible return of the Galil has a lot of players excited. The assault rifle is one of the most iconic weapons in Call of Duty history, first making its debut back in BO1 before being re-released in the three following Black Ops titles. And while not used nearly as much over the years, the Crossbow is similarly prominent, having been included in numerous CoD games, most recently Modern Warfare. The fact that it\u2019s coming to Cold War now means that Warzone will include two different versions of it for players to pick from, theoretically allowing them to run double Crossbow loadouts. \ud83d\udea8 FOUR new weapons spotted in the Season 2 cinematic trailer! \u2022 Galil \u2022 AI-LC10 SMG \u2022 Crossbow \u2022 Minigun pic.twitter.com\/mmT7Bl6aZZ\u2014 Dexerto Esports (@DexertoEsports) February 16, 2021 That then brings us to the other two guns teased in the cinematic, starting with what looks like a brand new SMG. Data miners have identified it as the AI-LC10 submachine gun based on info found in the game files. There are no details available yet as to how it functions. Last but not least, we have the minigun. While we don\u2019t know 100% yet, it\u2019s safe to assume that if the devs to add the minigun in BOCW, it\u2019ll be exclusive to Care Packages and\/or scorestreaks, similar to the Death Machine in Black Ops 1 and 2. The minigun was also added in BO3 & BO4 but was only available in Zombies. Other new Season 2 content: Operators & Warzone teaser In addition to the new weapons, the cinematic also includes what appears to be the next new Operator in the form of Kapono \u2018Naga\u2019 Vang, who Woods\u2019 team runs into in the jungles of the Golden Triangle. Naga is working with Stitch \u2013 made evident by the two talking to each other via radio \u2013 so it\u2019s very likely that he\u2019ll be the main new playable character in multiplayer and Warzone. Speaking of Warzone, the battle royale\u2019s main map, Verdansk, gets mentioned in that very same conversation. Naga lets Stitch know that \u201cAdler is secured and heading to you in Verdansk,\u201d to which the evil mastermind responds with, \u201cGood, make them believe we care about the Nova 6 supply lines.\u201d While this doesn\u2019t offer much into revealing the next phase of Warzone, the fact that it gets mentioned is important enough to note since the BR\u2019s next main map, rumored to be Ural Mountains, could be releasing at some point in Season 2. “”Adler secured and headed to you in Verdansk.”” \u2013 Naga “”Good. Make them believe we care about the NOVA 6 supply lines.”” \u2013 Stitch \u2014 CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) February 16, 2021 Season 2 will be going live in BOCW & Warzone on Thursday, February 25, available for free on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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