"Once Battlefield 6 players start digging into user-created Portal content, they'll find that someone already made a familiar map from Battlefield's biggest competitor. As Portal tools were already available a day before the release of Battlefield 6 itself, creator DANNYonPC took it upon himself to recreate Call of Duty's Shipment map using the Portal editor. In a YouTube video, the creator specified that this version of Shipment is based on the iteration seen in the 2019 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot,"
"First appearing in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Shipment has brought its simple layout and unique brand of chaos to several titles, only rivaled by Nuketown in number of reappearances. Shipment is a sensible first project to make in a map editor, given the map's tight quarters. Its small space almost always leads to frantic and explosive encounters where it's hard to last even a full minute before being gunned down or blown up."
Battlefield 6's Portal editor was available a day before the game's release, enabling creator DANNYonPC to recreate Call of Duty's Shipment map prior to launch. The recreation mirrors the 2019 Modern Warfare reboot iteration and includes additional higher-ground routes. Shipment's compact layout produces frantic, explosive encounters and typically short life spans for players, creating gameplay that contrasts with Battlefield's emphasis on large-scale, wide-area battles. The recreated map circulated online without gameplay footage and prompted social-media reactions. Battlefield 6 reportedly earned $100 million in pre-sale revenue. Players can consult reviews and multiplayer guides to prepare for Portal content and competitive play.
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