It was recently announced that the next Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is scheduled to launch a new 200 player Warzone mode.<\/b>
\nActivision has announced that the next Call of Duty: Modern Warfare update will add a 200 player Warzone mode to the game.
The 200 player Warzone mode is part of Modern Warfare Season 4\u2019s updated roadmap, and is scheduled to launch as part of an update set for today, June 29, at 11pm PT.
A full breakdown of what to expect was published over on Charlie Intel.
\u201cWith this update, Verdansk will now be able to hold up to 200 players in Battle Royale Quads,\u201d reads the Charlie Intel post. \u201cThat means 50 Quads of Operators fighting each other and the encroaching circle collapse.\u201d
However, fans who have grown disheartened with the ever-increasing download sizes of Modern Warfare updates may be disappointed.
\u201cPlease note that the Season Four Reloaded update will have a download size of approximately 22-36 GB for owners of the full version of Modern Warfare,\u201d reads the post. \u201cConsole owners must install a secondary download of approximately 3.5GB, then reboot the game to access Multiplayer, if desired.\u201d
\u201cA reminder, console players can choose also to uninstall\/remove other data packs (e.g. Special Operations), if no longer needed for a smaller overall file size.\u201d
Existing free-to-play Warzone players will be met with a download size of approximately 22-30GB.
Other new features include in-match contracts, a Juggernaut Royale mode, a new piece of gear called the Spotter Scope, and a new sniper called the Rytec AMR. There\u2019s also a brand new multiplayer map called Cheshire Park, based in London, England, as well as a new multiplayer mode called Team Defender.
We already knew that a 200 player Warzone mode would arrive soon, but it looks like it will be available to download from 11pm PT tonight, June 29.
Meanwhile, Ubisoft is reportedly very close to announcing its own first-person battle royale shooter: Hyper Scape.
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