This is Warzone's standard mode, where over 150 weapons from across all three games will be available for use. It also brings all of the familiar vehicles such as ATVs, SUVs, Berthas, and Helicopters. So all the skins you've purchased and earned in the Battle Passes won't go to waste.

While not as massive as the Airfield, the Runway does have a fair amount of planes during a Vanguard Royale, and otherwise acts as a less aggressive drop point for squads who want to play at a slower pace.

Outside of grabbing a plane if one is available, the main Runway hangar can contain a Supply Box (or two) along with some Loadout items to get the match started.

From here, take a quick trek up to a Coastal Jungle Village for more items, or sneak up on the command center more inland by either going uphill or taking an exterior ascender up a cliff. Either way, these are viable stepping-stones to rotating around to the Beachhead or Docks areas of Caldera, which may draw more attention off the drop from squads looking to take over the island's northern section.

Toward the end of a match, should the circle collapse make the Runway a safe area, it may be worth traveling back past the Runway and over to a sea cliff that juts out of the island's east beaches. From here, a long-ranged optic can make it easy to pick off inland squads or it can be a powerful spot against those rotating over from the Beachhead.