A Warzone player has used a spectator cam bug to preview what looks like Caldera, the next map to come to the battle royale.
Taking to Twitter (thanks, VGC), Call Of Duty content creator Jgod shared a clip of him using a spectator cam bug – which allows players to take the camera well outside the bounds of a map and explore the surrounding area. Jgod used this bug to take a look outside of the newest Call Of Duty: Vanguard map, Shipment.
Was able to use a spectator cam on shipment to see if we can get a sneak peak of Caldera. What do you think? #vanguard pic.twitter.com/CnCgcidtkP
— James – JGOD (@JGODYT) November 20, 2021
While the environment and surrounding buildings are very low quality, the clip seems to reveal a first glimpse at what Caldera will look like. Outside of Shipment, there is a military camp that is surrounded by a small coastal town and towering mountains. Across the water, there’s a plethora of battleships and what looks to be more industrial docks.
A lot of the scenery seems to line up with the first glimpse of Caldera that players got at the start of November, suggesting that out-of-bounds Shipment does indeed include Caldera.
Unfortunately, fans will need to wait a bit longer to jump into the map. On November 19, it was announced that both the Caldera map and Call Of Duty: Vanguard season one would be delayed by one week. Vanguard owners will now be able to jump into Caldera on December 8, while open access begins on December 9.
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