The developers of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty: Warzone are preparing new attractions for players. At the end of the month, the second season of the tournament will begin, which will take the daredevils into the woods. Check out the eye-catching news trailer.
They have already appeared today First leaks on the new Call of DutyBut we can’t forget that Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is just starting a development that will be tightly linked to Call of Duty: Warzone.
The developers have just posted a trailer for the second season of the tournament – Treyarch continues the events after the last attack. Now our mission will be to storm the site in the heart of the Lao forest:
“After the attack on The Pines, Adler is taken hostage. Intelligence reports that in Southeast Asia, the Naga man, Perseus, with the help of an extensive network of cartels, is distributing the deadly Nova 6 gas.”
The latest material shows, among other things, the new operators (Wolf, Rivas, and Naga), but it also lets you get a look at new weapons (Galil, LC10-SMG and Crossbow). More points will also appear in production.
You see, great weeks ahead of Call of Duty fans … now wait for the full list of news – hopefully, the jungle will also appear in Call of Duty Warzone.
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