USS Texas is setting sail again
Source | Activision |
Date | 6/17/2022 |
| Summary | The USS Texas multiplayer map is returning to Call of Duty with the launch of Season Four Mercenaries of Fortune. |
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The narrow layout of this Allied battleship naturally funnels players into head-on engagements, with fights breaking out along the sides of the deck and the middle path primarily focused in and around the large central interior space. Watch out for snipers and other long-range players on the sides, where sightlines stretch from bow to stern, and keep an eye on the middle-lane vantage points where Operators have the upper hand against enemies on the deck. The bow-facing Weapon Control Room and stern-facing Comms area in the center offer the greatest vantage points over the lower deck. Here you’ll find close-quarters skirmishes — and grenades flying — in the lower-level Cafeteria and Main Hall as opposing teams vie for the upper positions. Two more power positions face each other on the starboard (right) side of the boat, sitting back near either spawn. Port (left) side is a bit more variable, with multiple levels running its length. Long-range players can stick to the deck to engage enemies from a distance, while those favoring close-quarters combat should navigate the Ammo Room and Barracks to cut down on their time spent in the open and force their opponents to a more intimate fight. The bow and stern each sport their own overlooks as well in the Turret and Secondary Tower, respectively, their sights matching the center vantage points. Expect plenty of duels along these upper sightlines, but don’t get so distracted by them that you forget to check for enemies sneaking up from below. In general, the higher up you are, the better, but be prepared to defend your position. On the other hand, with so many vantage points available, don’t get stuck in a situation where you’re waiting for enemy Operators to appear. Your team needs you where the fight’s the toughest, and the strongest position can’t help you when the main battle is located on another part of the ship. Determine where you’re needed most, and then set up with a view over the action or head straight into it with a flanking maneuver to unseat your enemies. Head to the Call of Duty blog for more USS Texas intel, including loadouts and top 10 tips and tricks. | |
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