Call of Duty: Warzoneplayers are scouring the map looking for places that match the cinematic trailer for Season 2. As players begin to mark down potential spots, one fan noticed an eery connection that may confirm a recent theory. If true, thenCallof Duty: Warzone’sSeason 2 is warming up to be a thrilling and exciting season for the game’s community.

During therelease ofCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold War,the many bunkers scattered across Verdansk became big news. Players were able to gain access to varying areas based on either locating keycards or finding the correct code. Now on the advent of Season 2,Call of Duty: Warzone’sbunkers are once again gaining attention.

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Reddit user ContentConch has beendocumentingCall of Duty: Warzonelocationsfor some time. Now, in a recent update to their “Bunker Map,” they noticed something odd regarding the missile silos. In theCall of Duty: WarzoneSeason 2 trailer, several missile silos are seen loaded with active warheads. ContentConch noticed that at each silo location, players have found and accessed a bunker. This has, for many fans, confirmed the rumor thatCall of Duty: Warzonemay be experiencing a rapid map change. Further, if bunkers are the access point, then it might be the players who get to press the big red buttons.

DuringtheCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold Warreveal, members of the game’s community discovered a nuclear warhead at the end of a bunker route. Hidden deep in the mountains, this warhead seemed fully operational, and focus was brought to a nearby button that could potentially prompt interactions.

RecentCall of Duty: Warzoneleaks are now suggesting that a nuclear launchis in the game’s future. Players across varying social media platforms are spending their time considering what a nuclear launch could mean for the future ofWarzone.Whether it means a new map or simply an Easter egg event, the community doesn’t know, but many are hoping that they will get the opportunity to hit the button and destroy the world.

While some fans hope that it’s the beginning of a new map, others would not mind playing in a post-nuclear environment. Radiation would be an immediate player concern, butdestroyed landscapes could present an interestingCall of Duty: Warzonesituation. While it might not be a permanent map, it could present a possible event for future players to enjoy.

Call of Duty: Warzoneis available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

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