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Take the leaks with a grain of salt

Provided by Activision Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 screenshot.

The Call of Duty community has just under one week before they hear all about the future of the franchise. Call of Duty Next takes place on Sept. 15 and will reveal several aspects of future titles, including Modern Warfare, Warzone Mobile, and Warzone 2. However, just because Activision is saving all of the information for a big reveal event doesn’t mean industry insiders are doing the same. One Twitch streamer recently took to Twitter to leak everything they’ve heard of regarding Warzone 2 and its gameplay.

The streamer in question is Metaphor, who also previously leaked various aspects of the upcoming map and in-game mechanics for Warzone 2. Now, Metaphor is back to leak other information about the game, this time focusing more on gameplay. Of course, players should take all of these details with a grain of salt. While Metaphor very well could have seen early gameplay of Warzone 2, there’s no way to know for sure if what they’re saying is true.

NPC's are in the map randomly Container based looting as well as floor loot Different sized backpacks (Storage space) New contracts Helicopter from HIGHRISE is useable No more toxic gas coming into the map, its now a dust storm Tires can be shot out from cars.

In their recent leaking session, Metaphor sent out four tweets that contain a plethora of information about the upcoming Warzone installment. Fans can visit Metaphor’s Twitter to see their recent leaks or look below to get a quick synopsis.

That’s a ton of leaks and new information about Warzone 2. Either Metaphor got an extremely detailed look at early Warzone 2 footage, they’re relaying info from someone else who did, or they are completely making all of this up to troll the community. With COD Next coming next and a supposed Warzone 2 beta following, fans will presumably be able to confirm all of this info themselves soon.

Joey Carr is a full-time writer for multiple esports and gaming websites. He has 6+ years of experience covering esports and traditional sporting events, including DreamHack Atlanta, Call of Duty Championships 2017, and Super Bowl 53.

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