London Calling – Activision brings back London Docks with CoD Vanguard

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It is highly likely that London Docks will make its comeback in Call of Duty Vanguard, along with other classic maps.

There is new information about the next part of Call of Duty. Apparently the map London Docks, known from WWII, will make its debut in CoD Vanguard. It will be accompanied by other popular multiplayer maps.

Developer Activision itself has not yet given any official details about the content of the next CoD title. Nevertheless, through some leaks and dataminers there is already a rough picture about the game.

The latest rumours concern the maps that will be playable in Vanguard. According to CoD insider “TheMW2Ghost”, no other map than London Docks will be among them.

London Docks was released with the release of Call of Duty: WWII in 2017 and is one of the most popular maps in the community. The map is especially known for its object-based game modes and is appreciated in the professional scene for exactly that.

As has already been announced, Vanguard is expected to launch with eight maps – two less than WWII. Because of this, “TheMW2Ghost” suspects that London Docks will only be added to the game later.

In addition to London Docks, another popular map from a CoD classic will probably be included. Which one exactly remains to be seen. However, it is already clear that Activision will probably continue to use old maps.

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