Instead of a traditional Overtime mechanic, if neither team nor the Jailer is eliminated after a brief period of time, all four Operators lose.ĪI Combatants in Battle Royale - Only at Strongholds, Black Sites, Gulag Overtime Defeating the Jailer will return all four Gulag prisoners back into the Battle Royale, which offers a dilemma: Do both Duos agree to wait and fight this powerful enemy together, or does one get greedy and try to go for the elimination victory? The Gulag will also include a Jailer, who will appear in the middle of the match to help speed up combat. All players will receive a predefined Loadout - at launch, this will be a Pistol or a Shotgun, a Lethal Grenade, and a Tactical Grenade - with highly effective weaponry and gear placed toward the map’s center. The Gulag will be a 2v2 environment where randomly paired Duos must coordinate to take down their opposition. Looting Mechanics: Battle Royale Remaining Traditional, New Backpack System in DMZĪfter Next, the new Gulag received some changes over the past two months while still being grounded within a traditional Warzone experience. Strongholds and Black Sites – Players can also earn their Loadout in the early game as a reward for clearing a Stronghold or a Black Site.Īdditionally, in-match Cash can be used to purchase your Primary Weapon from created Loadouts.However, these are not limited or assigned to individual squads, but instead can be accessed by any players. Loadout Drop Public Event – Loadout Drops will drop into Al Mazrah in the middle of Battle Royale matches.
Shops – Players can use in-match Cash at the Shops (new name for the Buy Station) to purchase their Primary Weapon from their created Loadouts.There are three ways to earn a Loadout, or at least, a Primary Weapon: Similar to the original Call of Duty®: Warzone™, Loadouts play a large role in what makes this game unique, and in this new era, players will have quicker access to their Loadout’s primary benefit: the Primary Weapon. Custom Loadouts are back for Warzone 2.0.
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