Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 release won’t shutdown the original game

Call of Duty: Warzone’s sequel is almost here, but the questions about what will happen to the original game still linger for a lot of players. Activision has answered these questions today in a blog post.Warzone 2.0: Call of Duty. The sequel’s arrival won’t mean that the original game is shutting down. Instead, Warzone, Call of DutyIt will be Warzone Caldera: Call of Duty After a short intermission, the service resumes as normal.

Activision claims that the Launch Plan for Warzone 2.0It also contains a plan of relaunch for the original title. Warzone will go offline at around 11 a.m. EST on Nov. 16 as the game’s fifth Vanguard is the Call of Duty season ends. Soon after at 1:01 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, Warzone 2.0Online access will be made available to all players and they can jump in for free.

Warzone 2.0 will then become the focus of developer Raven Software, as the team attempts to ensure a smooth launch and makes sure the game’s “free-to-play ecosystem is running effectively.” After a short break for the Thanksgiving holiday, the original WarzoneUnder its new title, it will be brought back on-line. The launch of the new title is scheduled for November 28.

It is the idea of Warzone disappearing forever was a concern for many players, especially considering that cosmetic items from the original game aren’t going to transfer to the sequel — though veteran Warzone Special rewards will be given to players who sign up for the newsletter. Warzone 2.0. However, all cosmetics from the brand will be available to purchase in Warzone CalderaThis will be a continuation of the progress made in all Warzone-related Call of Duty titles. Progression Warzone 2.0Only be tied to Modern Warfare IIAt least, for the moment.

Warzone fans may have been particularly concerned due to Blizzard’s handling of Overwatch 2. Although it was a sort of sequel to the original, it completely replaced it. OverwatchYou can take it offline. This is the good news Overwatch players: At least their cosmetics transferred to the new game, so they weren’t gone for good. But it seems Activision isn’t taking a similar route in either direction for Warzone 2.0.