However, after the unexpected success of Call of Duty: Warzone for Activision, plans had to be changed, and the “sequel” Blackout was canceled, directing the bulk of the resources to support the shareware battle royale.
In the image, you can see locations from Cold War already available in Fireteam mode, but there are also those that have not yet been released. Initially, they started talking about the map even before the announcement of last year’s Call of Duty.
The large map in the Urals, it seems, will remain only for the large-scale multiplayer mode of Fireteam.
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