Taking place on Caldera, Vanguard Royale turns Warzone into an authentic WW2 experience, including only Vanguard's weapons and dogfighting.

Vanguard's integration brings around 40 WW2 weapons to Warzone, and devs have included the Vanguard Royale playlist to allow players to try them all out in their own mode.

It also includes Dogfighting, where players can jump in fighter planes to battle it out in the skies. The devs said that to think of it like a “Precision Airstrike where you are in the cockpit, ready to rain down fire on a squad or defend yours from an enemy pilot.” Players on the ground can also jump in AA guns to defend themselves.

In addition to building density, another factor when considering a drop spot is the ability to move to other areas of the map, or rotate over to where other squads could be dropping.

That makes the Phosphate Mines, one of the most central areas of Caldera, a solid choice for a landing spot.

Those who liked the Karst River Salt Mines (or the Quarry, in its later years) back in Verdansk will feel at home here, especially when scavenging through the main processing building at its center.

Unlike Verdansk's mine, the Phosphate Mines in Caldera has a high likelihood of falling within the first safe area given its location. And even if it falls outside of it, it grants plenty of maneuverability to other zones — namely the Arsenal, Docks, Village, Ruins, Peak, Airfield, and Fields — where the safe area will land.