Call of Duty Warzone's Caldera map is losing 50 per cent of its vegetation

Activision are introducing some major changes to Call of Duty Warzone's Caldera map including the removal of 50 per cent of the map's trees and foliage. 

Call of Duty Warzone Pacific map Caldera is set to receive some major changes, Activision revealed today. The highlights of this big set of changes include the removal of the vegetation in favour of better visibility, new points of interest and new secret vaults among other things

Call of Duty Warzone Pacific - Caldera Season 4 changes: 

• New micro-POIs and more looting 
• Secret underground Mercenary Vaults 
• 50 per cent less vegetation & better visibility 
• Plenty more surprises in-store 

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We're not quite sure that removing foliage and trees is an ideal solution for better visibility but if Raven and other Activision studios working on Warzone decided that it's the only way, then we guess we'll have to live with it.

Some Call of Duty players have already reacted positively to this change, praising Raven Software for finally addressing this "issue" after seven months. 

Activision did not go into detail on these changes but an extended blog post with more info is expected later as we get closer to the Season 4 of Call of Duty Warzone Pacific. 

Call of Duty Warzone will continue to get updates in the future but it's expected to be replaced with Call of Duty Warzone 2 , which is rumoured to be launching in early 2023.