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Warzone Caldera has finally arrived and the relaunched title brings back the widely beloved original battle royale entry. Its release finally allows veteran players to drop into the familiar surroundings of the previous installment.
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However, both new and returning players may be wondering what areas they’re going to be seeing once they drop into it again. If you want to find out more the Warzone Caldera map, we’ve covered everything that you’ll need to know below.
What is the map used in Warzone Caldera?
The relaunched entry will be using the same updated Caldera map that was introduced back in June of 2022. The changes that were put in place during that time included clearing out some overgrown areas and adjusting multiple points of interest. A unique vehicle was also added during that time, which was the Armored SUV.
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Aside from a few changes, the points of interest in particular have largely remained the same all throughout. These locations in the current map include the following:
- Arsenal
- Docks
- Runway
- Factory
- Ruins
- Dig Site
- Mines
- Peak
- Beachhead
- Village
- Storage Town
- Lagoon
- Airfield
- Fields
- Sub Pen
- Power Plant
- Capital
- Resort
The seven main bunkers controlled by Mercenaries also make a return in this iteration of Caldera. For those unfamiliar, these are areas within the map that can only be accessed through the use of a Key Card. These Key Cards, however, are rare drops that can only be acquired through Supply Boxes, Contracts, or enemy Operators that were able to obtain them.
Once you’ve collected one, your team will be able to access a bunker which contains a variety of Weapons, Equipment, and more. Before you can collect these, though, you’ll have to clear out the enemies first.
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