The end of the second season of content for Call of Duty: Warzone came not with a bang but with a really big bang. Nuclear bombs have gone off across the current iteration of the Verdansk map, but many players have apparently been left out in the cold, aka: a login queue.
Verdansk began to be nuked around 12PM (PT) today. This began with a 100-player survival against player-controlled zombies. From there, the event wrapped up with a cutscene that shows off the nuclear annihilation of Verdansk. This all sounds awesome, in theory, but a lot of players were unable to see it for themselves today. Server issues and long login queue times were what a majority of players experienced throughout the day.
Charlie INTEL has a good, though short, breakdown of what went down for those who did not get to see it for themselves.
The Destruction of Verdansk Part I playlist featured a massive circle, closing in within 12 minutes for fans to experience Verdansk and what became of it for a final time.
The event then declared that the Zombies outbreak could not be stopped, resulting in a countdown before a nuclear detonation took place.
The event then declared that the Zombies outbreak could not be stopped, resulting in a countdown before a nuclear detonation took place.
What's next for Verdansk and Warzone? Well, if rumors hold true, we will see Season 3 begin tomorrow with an 80s version of Verdansk.