Raven Software is getting set to hit the big red button on its multiplayer shooter Call of Duty: Warzone<\/em>. After weeks – months even – of speculation, the developer is now teasing a cataclysmic event that is about to befall the explosive locale of Verdansk.<\/p> A new tweet from the developer denotes April 21, 2021 as a date when anybody not wearing two-million sunblock is gonna have a bad fucking day. It is believed that the recent undead problem – that has been slowly infesting the entire island<\/a> – is about to be taken care of, Dr. Strangelove<\/em> style. It’s beginning to look like Gen. Ripper exceeded his authority.<\/p> What does this mean for Warzone<\/em>? Well, it appears that doomsday will mark the culmination of Black Ops Cold War<\/em>‘s integration into Warzone<\/em>. Once the fallout has settled, Verdansk will re-emerge with a new\/old 1980s aesthetic. It remains to be seen whether this will be the only<\/em> change to the somewhat stale map. Verdansk has been Warzone<\/em>‘s battleground since its March 2020 launch, after all, and the battle royale ‘berg could use a little more than just a mullet and some day-glo legwarmers. For now, we’ll just have to wait and see.<\/p> In related news, publisher Activision has already<\/em> dropped a nuke on the Call of Duty<\/em> community, revealing that it has banned over 475,000 accounts from Warzone<\/em> since launch. As CoD <\/em>players are fully aware, Warzone<\/em> has been a haven for cheats. Activision has been regularly shuttering thousands of accounts in efforts to remove the battalion of hackers, modders, and cheat-sellers that are invading Verdansk. But the cheat scene is like a Hydra and Activision is perpetually outnumbered. This is one war that will never<\/em> be over.<\/p> <\/p> 📅 4.21.21.<\/p> The end is near… #Warzone<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/M3CVYCC4BC<\/a><\/p> — Call of Duty 🧟 (@CallofDuty) April 13, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>