New Warzone 2 map seems more likely than ever according Treyarch job opening ActivisionA Call of Duty insider previously claimed that Treyarch would be leading development on a new Warzone 2 map for 2023 and a new job posting seems to confirm that. Warzone 2 and Al-Mazrah are only a few weeks old but it seems that the franchise is already putting together some building blocks for the future. Back in October, TheGhostofHope suggested that the Black Ops studio had been given the greenlight to begin working on the next map and a new Level Designer position could be proof that the plan is ready to come together. Treyarch job posting reveals studio working on new Warzone map The posting in question calls for a Senior Level Designer who will join the team and \u201cwork on content for Warzone, Outbreak, and other large map experiences.\u201d There are no hard details about what this means yet, but it certainly seems like Treyarch\u2019s involvement with Warzone 2 is just getting started. Of course, a new map doesn\u2019t have to mean a replacement for Al-Mazrah. We\u2019ve already seen maps like Rebirth Island and Fortune\u2019s Keep come and go in the original Warzone and there could be more of that flavor coming eventually. However, if they\u2019re following suit with the predecessor, fans could be in store for a major change like the jump from Verdansk \u201984 to Caldera. It certainly seems like the second year of content for Modern Warfare 2 is getting a lot of attention from Infinity Ward and their supporting studios, so a major shakeup on the Warzone side would be the perfect complement to those plans.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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