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"Season 1 marks a major update to Call of Duty: Warzone as the free-to-play combat experience becomes fully integrated with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. Deploy to Hajin and Zodiac, play with new gear like the Zipline Launcher and Grabber Drone, buff your Operator with new Elite Perks, and more. Season 1 arrives November 6. Season 1 also features a major update to the free-to-play Call of Duty®: Warzone™, including full integration with Modern Warfare 4. Read on for all the details you need regarding Season 1 in Call of Duty: Warzone, including intel on the new Hajin and Zodiac maps, new gear like the Zipline Launcher and Grabber Drone, Elite Perks, and more.

For the first time, Call of Duty: Warzone will feature action along the Korean Peninsula as players deploy to Hajin, a new largescale map that connects Battle Royale to the Modern Warfare 4 narrative. For a detailed look at the region, check out our DMZ Tour of Hajin, offering a guided walkthrough of the region’s major Points of Interest, from the coastline to downtown and the wilderness beyond. While DMZ players will feel right at home in Hajin, there are some notable differences between the DMZ version of the map and the Battle Royale version. This includes how the encroaching Edge Circle and Gas moves throughout a match, a lack of radioactive cloud at the Hanuel Nuclear Reactor, the available Vehicles, and the distribution of interactable objects, as well as loot caches across the map.

In Hajin, Operators will battle in both North and South Korea across 13 major POIs. Navigate crowded city streets, abandoned buildings, open farmland, winding rivers, and forested hills, creating different combat opportunities depending on where you land. Hajin City’s central districts feature towering buildings, barricaded roads, and heavily fortified locations, rewarding squads that coordinate their movements and secure advantageous positions. Rural areas such as Imjin Farmland offer more exposed terrain, where long-range engagements and careful use of available cover are essential for survival.

Expect to run into variable weather patterns in your deployments to Hajin, adding a layer of unpredictability to each match. From clear skies to fog, wind, rain, and distant storms, localized weather patterns change the look and feel of the environment. With this in mind, the development teams have put in a lot of effort to ensure that no matter what weather you encounter, visibility remains a central factor in gameplay.

A new Battle Royale map means a new Gulag. When you first get eliminated in Battle Royale, you’ll have the chance to earn your redeployment back into the match… so long as you can defeat the enemy in a 1v1 matchup. Eliminated Operators will be sent to one of two versions of the Hajin Gulag. Enter as a spectator including ground level views for the first time, and when it’s your turn to fight for your life, deploy to the central arena.

The two variants feature a different set of cover objects within a small, rectangular space in a symmetrical layout. In one, partial walls line the perimeter over open ground while the other includes sturdier features with a number of small sheds over a flagstone walkway. Both versions are exposed to the elements and will be affected by local weather patterns, adding variety to your visits here. You can mantle on a good deal of the obstacles, encouraging aggressive movement throughout the area. Win the duel to deploy back into the match. Lose and you’re out."