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.

Given its sheer scale and focus on natural high ground over buildings, the Fields will feel like unfamiliar territory to veteran Warzone players at first.

Although dropping in right at its center and working through all the Field homes could have its advantages — namely, a ton of opportunities for scavenging items and collecting contracts — there are two points of interest we found as great starting points.

The first is another counter-play spot against those dropping in on the Capital: the buildings sitting atop the cliffs overlooking its Downtown.

In Vanguard Royale, this area can be an even bigger boon off the drop due to a small Runway that usually has a plane ready to take to the skies, along with an Anti-Air Gun for flanking those flying straight from the Airfield to the Capital.

Another solid drop point — or at least a place to rotate to — is a farmhouse located near the Field's northern border. It almost acts as a checkpoint on the road up to Caldera's Peak and sits on mountainous terrain overlooking the Fields.

In addition to searching through the farmhouse for supplies, squads may want to scout down toward the main Fields with a long-range weapon. Even if the circle collapse will not engulf the island's southern tip, the Fields' massive size can make it easy for a squad to get lost or broken up, making it even easier to pick them apart from this high ground.

From here, a squad can continue the trek up to the Peak or follow the ridges around the Fields to the Mines or the large lake just outside a small village near the Shark Pen Submarine Base, keeping an eye out for squads out of position in the Fields below.