This means that fans of Zombies may have to content themselves with Der Anfang's fast-paced objective-based gameplay and roguelike-style upgrades. While Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies appears to have extensive post-launch plans, it will likely take a while for them to kick into gear. RELATED: Treyarch Says That Round-Based Zombies Fans Aren’t Being ‘Forgotten’ In Call of Duty: VanguardĪ post to Treyarch Studios' official Twitter account announces that each of Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies' lobbies-Public, Private, and Solo-will be running on dedicated servers, possibly to soften the blow of the mode's absent main quest. Altar of Covenants brings 32 randomized upgrades to Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies that could significantly enhance Der Anfang's replay value. The first Zombies experience will be known as Der Anfang, and it will task players with accomplishing Objectives to gather Sacrificial Hearts which can be used at the new roguelike feature Altar of Covenants. This iteration of Call of Duty's iconic Zombies mode has a few caveats, including the divisive fact that Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies will not have a main quest until after season 1.
Additionally, all the lobbies of Call of Duty: Vanguard's highly anticipated Zombies mode will be running on dedicated servers to give players the smoothest experience possible. Call of Duty: Vanguard is set to release tomorrow on November 5, where a brand-new campaign will chronicle the birth of the special forces, and multiplayer will offer players a grand total of 16 maps at launch.
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