Call of Duty: Warzone is bringing back the original Verdansk map on April 3, and Activision is giving you another opportunity to see your stats from the original Warzone 1 era of the map. Here's what you need to know to retrieve your OG stats.

Warzone fifth anniversary trailer teases Verdansk and a bunker code, implying the return of bunkers on the map. Bunkers typically hold weapon racks, ammo boxes, and other valuable loot that can give players and teams an advantage.

Verdansk is coming back to Call of Duty Warzone, but fans want more than just the map; they want all the old mechanics to return, too.

Ahead of this, Activision released a nostalgia-themed trailer set to "Unforgettable" by Nat King Cole. The CG trailer calls back to Warzone's earliest days, showing off some of the locations that are set to return. It ends with a soldier looking directly into the camera, with a tear streaming down his face as he smiles.

Warzone's Verdansk map is officially right around the corner, as Activision lines up its return with Black Ops 6 Season 3.

Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 3 is scheduled to arrive on April 3, after Activision pushed the update back two weeks from its original launch date of March 20. The in-game Battle Pass timer has been revised to reflect the change. Conversely, players have two extra weeks to grind out any season two rewards they’ve yet to unlock.

Warzone has been the replacement of the Verdansk map, which the game launched with in 2020, with the Caldera map in late 2021. Ever since the change a sizeable contingent of players have been unhappy,

Warzone's beloved Verdansk map will return to the game when Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 3 launches. March 10, 2020 was a day that forever changed Call of Duty for better or worse depending on who you ask.