So far players are absolutely loving Treyarch’s take on battle royale in Call of Duty: Black Ops’ Blackout mode but just like anything in life, there can always be improvements. That’s where this interactive map made by a fan comes in, and it’s a huge help!
Found initially over on Reddit, the website ‘BlackoutMap‘ gives an extensive overview of the entire mode’s area including vehicles, supply stashes, zombies, mystery boxes, and so much more. Players can even create their own custom maps to tailor to what they care about most.
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The team also added on Reddit that they will be updating this map every single day with new locations. Those interested can even help out by utilizing the “Submit Location’ feature on the site itself.
It’s pretty impressive and gives a way for players to have a little more control when entering the high-stakes world of Battle Royale. The last-man-standing mode isn’t for the unskilled but at least this interactive guide will help make the question “Where we droppin’, boys?” even easier to answer. Hint: Drop where there are supplies. That’s always a good first step.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is available now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. Don’t forget to also join in on the conversation in the comment section below with your thoughts on the interactive map and how it can be made even better.
In other Black Ops news, did you see all of the Halloween-themed items revealed earlier this week in the Black Market? You can check out more about what gear can be scored right here.
According to the studio’s recent blog post about the Black Market, “The Contraband stream in the Black Market provides a progression path to earn the items you want simply by playing the game. That means a ton of new ways to show off your personal style. Contraband items will be delivered through seasonal Operations, with each Operation delivering a new batch of content every couple of months.”
You can read more about that and more over at our Community Hub right here for all of your Call of Duty news.
