Warzone New Map: 5 Things We Want

Warzone new map rumors have been the hot topic of the gaming world with just under a week left until the official launch of Season One.
Since Activision confirmed Call of Duty: Warzone players should indeed expect a new battle royale backdrop on Dec. 16, here are five things we would like to see in the new map to breathe some new life into the game.
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Warzone New Map: 5 Things We Want
5. New Buildings
Reported leaks are that the new Warzone map will simply be a remastered version of Black Ops 4's Alcatraz. While the idea of having Warzone's take on Treyarch's last released battle royale map is something that probably won't please those who want a completely new experience, it would be great at the very least to have new buildings for players to learn and strategize around.
4. Maneuverable Geography
Something every Warzone player has experienced no matter the skill level, the rocks in Verdansk can be the ultimate decider between life and death in a late game rotation. Whatever the theme of the new map is, it would be great to see more climbable geography in the new Warzone experience.
3. Verticality in the Gulag
While changing the weapon pool has been already been done, another idea that would be cool to see in the promised new Gulag experience would be some stairs, ladders, etc. to add a new dimension to the duels.
2. New Vehicles
To add some variety to the often utilized Tactical Rover and Cargo Truck Trophy System combos, Warzone could use some newer ways to move around the map.
1. Different Weather Environment
Something that games like PUBG and Apex Legends have tinkered with, having a change of pace between themes of the maps in terms of weather and atmosphere would be a welcomed sight to see.