Massive Call of Duty Black Ops 6 leak reveals fan-favorite maps set to return
A huge leak of in-development Call of Duty Black Ops 6 content has revealed several fan-favorite maps that are in development and may return to the series. These maps include Firing Range and Nuketown.
Though MW3’s decision to rip itsentire launch map poolfrom past games in the series on launch had mixed reception at the time, the fact of the matter is that classic CoD maps have a special place in the hearts of diehard fans.
Those who have been playing Call of Duty for over a decade love to see old content come back, andBlack Ops 6is shaping up to be much of the same regarding maps.
A leaker revealed several images of the maps currently in development, images that have since been taken down.
However, that doesn’t mean classic CoD maps aren’t returning. Instead, the name of possible maps are still hidden in the files, as the content is still in development.
Potential Black Ops 6 MP map list1. Vorkuta Mine2. Vorkuta3. Catacomb4. Flat5. Dig6. Babylon7. Train Graveyard8. Russian Base9. Socotra 210. Hacienda alt11. Strip mall12. Red Card13. Firing Range 214. Veiled15. Canals16. Island17. Pillage18. Radar19.…pic.twitter.com/C9IaJa5pYw
Scrolling through the file listbrings up a few familiar names, some of which may not be obvious at a glance.
The first callback is Vorkuta, a prison you helped Viktor Reznov escape from in Black Ops 1. Vorkuta’s confirmation as a map location isn’t just a big callback for the series; it also has story implications for Black Ops 6 as a whole.
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Meanwhile, Nuketown and Firing Range are chief among the nostalgic maps, considering they’ve been in multiple CoD entries since their first appearance in Black Ops 1.
It’s also possible that the file named “socotra2” is a throwback to Socotra, the island in which Black Ops 2’s Yemen map was located.
That said, these are datamined file names and not a final map list. There’s a chance that some of these maps don’t make it to the final game.
