Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’sseason three may be remembered for it maps, and not just Verdansk coming back inWarzone, or Shattered Veil in Zombies.
TheBO6multiplayer maps in season three have a theme, evidenced by its intro cutscene, as places pinpointed by Hudson as locations of interest as the Rogue Black Ops team hunts down Pantheon. In these locations around the world, you can re-trace their footsteps while dominating online.
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Here’s all the info on every new multiplayer map coming toBO6in season three.
All new maps in BO6 season 3
Firing Range
TheBlack Ops 1classic debuted in 2010 and has been in severalCoDgames since, now makes its triumphant return inBO6, immediately making it one of the best maps in the game by default.
“Firing Range makes its glorious return inBlack Ops 6in a faithful remaster of the fan-favorite map,” Activision said. “Watch for crossfire down the long center Road as Operators fight for control of the vantage points in the Tower and the upper levels of the Shoot House and Garage. Shooting targets move back and forth on their tracks behind the Office and several other spots adding a useful diversion while preparing for the next fight. Avoid the center chaos by branching off to the Dirt Road, keeping your guard up against ambush as you pass the Storage unit along the way.”
Barrage
A classic three-lane map, Barrage is set in 1968 Vietnam and players must “follow Hudson’s clues” within.
“The trees have been cleared and the landscape flattened to make room for this base housing an artillery battery in active combat, Activision said. “The area has taken hits with large chunks blown off buildings including the Command Center and Barracks, the damage opening new pathways through the map.”
Nomad
The fight continues in 1986 Afghanistan, where Woods himself fought in battles throughout the Cold War.
“Fight in the ruins of a fortified settlement commandeered for the ensuing battle, a parked missile carrier facing out over the valley where a convoy lies in ruins on the narrow road leading up to the map,” Activision said. “Navigate the crumbled archways and walls as you engage enemies in the open, the only accessible building being the Tower standing over the middle. A zipline offers fast access up and down from the coveted position, promising frequent skirmishes for control of its views.”
Haven
Set in 1991, this map takes place in a KGB safehouse “in a dilapidated state of disrepair,” which is where you and the rest of the multiplayer battlers come in.
“A crystal chandelier lies smashed on top of a sculpture in the Foyer while reams of cable connect running generators to the armory in the Hall, the command center set up in the Ballroom, and out to the Entrance where parked vehicles monitor the surroundings and deliver vital supplies,” Activision said. “The indoor and outdoor spaces are tightly intertwined here, spilling the battle through the estate halls and past scenic areas of contemplation like the Gardens and Bath.”
Signal
“The numbers, Mason, what do they mean?!” This map brings it all the way back to the Numbers Station area in BO1, bringing everything full circle for this Strike or Gunfight map.
“Flashing lights and alarms sound in the Control room of an ocean rig numbers station, flames erupting along the upper wing,” Activision said. “Starting from opposing submarine bays, Operators can funnel straight down the middle into the Broadcast station or fire down on the action from the Communications landing. Take an alternate path through the Control room, its flooded hall giving access to the water below. Jump in and swim underneath the structure to access either submarine bay, providing the means to jump out of the water and flank the enemy team.”
Blazetown
What would a new season ofBO6be without a Nuketown variant? This one blazes it up for the 4/20 holiday, so stay tuned for more information about it later this season.
