Activision posted two new videos on the Call of Duty 2020 teaser site this weekend and knows how to keep the community busy with it.
The teaser site now features a video covering the years 68-69 and 72-73 with footage from Vietnam and US President Nixxon. The images are of course references to the Vietnam War, but the most interesting information is in the figures that are released. These refer to certain areas in Verdansk, the Call of Duty Warzone map.
Many fans really just want to get their hands on a trailer, but Activision is still keeping you busy with this hunt for information. There are a lot of streamers working on it anyway, so if you don’t feel like following all the directions yourself, you can just hit YouTube or other streaming platforms watch how they solve the puzzles.
All we dare to say is that it looks like we’ll get at least three more days worth of teasers. The list of video tapes has three more dates crossed out. Are you trying to solve the riddles? Or do you have no idea what is actually going on? Let us know in the comments! Call of Duty 2020 is made by Treyarch and Raven Software and is expected this fall.
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