A highlight of the recently released Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 update is the new Fortune’s Keep map, which has temporarily taken the place of Rebirth Island. It’s a stunning creation by High Moon Studios, offering blisteringly fast-paced gameplay, with tons of different ways to get around and beautiful visuals that will no doubt keep players engaged. This map likely won’t pull you in if you aren’t already a Warzone player, but those who have been looking for a reason to come back will be impressed.

More Buy Stations

Snatching a loadout, gas veil, Self-Revive Kit, or other fundamental things can be a task on Fortune's Keep, especially because of the low number of Buy Stations all through. During some random match, an irregular number of Buy Stations will show up at specific areas, yet it never is by all accounts enough. Winds up happening that specific Buy Stations will pull an enormous part of players in, making them be unexpected stifle focuses containing the vast majority of the activity. This can seriously influence the pacing and is an overall dissatisfaction while attempting to gain ground during a match. Not exclusively is the quantity of Buy Stations lacking, however they frequently feel very dense, with specific center points containing more than one while clearing parts of the guide don't have one by any means.

Cash pool increase

The Cash pool on Fortune's Keep is by all accounts strangely missing too, however it is by all accounts conflicting. Now and then, you'll end up with an excess of money — commonly when you don't require it so much — and different times, you can't track down a solitary dollar to save your life. There are a lot of chests around the guide, large numbers of which respawn after a specific measure of time; we simply wish a greater amount of them contained money to help during recover circumstances. Basically having more money accessible as floor plunder would help also. Giving players more money to get could take care of the issue as well, particularly during recover circumstances.

Wider variety of routes to reach higher ground

One of the most mind-blowing parts of Fortune's Keep is its accentuation on verticality, permitting you to hop across housetops, zipline up to the highest point of tall structures to reset a gunfight, or even jump from the highest point of a gallery to get a superior point on the opposition. It's really one of the champion parts of the guide, yet unfortunately, there appear to be too couple of approaches to arrive at the highest point of specific designs in fact. This isn't generally the situation, yet once in a while — particularly on the off chance that a foe has you caught — arriving at the upper floor of Keep or even the really level over the caves can be close to unthinkable. Certainly, we'll probably realize every one of the courses as we acquire insight with the guide, however the way things are, an extra stepping stool, rappel, or set of steps would improve things greatly.