Activision has confirmed in the past that one of the best Call of Duty: Warzone maps, Verdansk, will return to the game this year. The map will be added to the game in Spring 2025, and as we approach its release window, a popular leaker has released some interesting information about the map.
Activision confirmed last year that Verdansk is coming back to Call of Duty: Warzone (Image via Activision)
It seems like it won’t be the standard battle royale mode as the in-game files suggest that Verdansk will return with one of the most popular playlists. On top of this, the leak also revealed that the Verdansk that is making a return is the original one and not the one players saw in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
Leaker revealed some interesting information about Verdansk’s return to Call of Duty: Warzone
It has been claimed that the original version of Verdansk will be added to Call of Duty: Warzone (Image via Activision)
A data miner who goes by the name Reality on X has revealed in a post that there will be a Resurgence mode for Verdansk, which is different from regular Battle Royale mode as players can respawn after dying if a teammate is still alive.
There will be RESURGENCE on Verdansk— Reality (@realityuk_) February 20, 2025
The leaker also revealed that the codename for Verdansk is OG_VERDANSK, which might imply that the original version of Verdansk will be added to the game, instead of the one players saw in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. If this turns out to be true, this map won’t have an underground train system and players will not be able to access the stadium.
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During the Call of Duty NEXT event last year, Activision confirmed that Verdansk is coming back to Call of Duty: Warzone in Spring 2025, so it is expected that the map will be added to the game as a part of the Season 3 update.
Activision has been accused of not paying a Call of Duty WSoW winner
Many professional players have criticized Warzone as it is filled with hackers (Image via Activision)
Amidst all the hype for Verdansk, the winner of the 2024 Call of Duty WSoW winner came forward to expose Activision. In a recent tweet, professional Call of Duty player Biffle claimed that Activision didn’t pay him his prize money, which was $100K. On top of this, Biffle claimed that there are 20 more people who are yet to receive their payments. The player posted this on X in January, roughly 4 months after the championship ended.
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Verdansk making a comeback will surely convince many veterans to return to the game, however, they will quickly realize that Warzone isn’t the same game as when it was initially released. The game has become much more competitive and toxic, to the point where one of the most popular Warzone pro players, Aydan, announced that he’s stepping away from the game because of Warzone‘s current state.
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