CALL OF DUTY®: PHOTO SHOOTING FOR MOBILE MAP: MELTDOWN

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Ready and ready to deploy to Balochistan Cliffs - we're headed to Meltdown, a classic map from fans' favorite Call of Duty: Black Ops II, now available in Call of Duty: Mobile.

Whether you are a veteran ready to get acquainted with Meltdown or the first time you play this map, we have tips to help you succeed in the fight. Read about a complete map overview and strategies to win and repress your enemies.
Meltdown is a medium-sized industrial map with a mostly symmetrical layout in the classic three-lane design. The spawns are initially located on the west and east sides of the map, with each team having quick access to the two-story control building or going straight into the bottom or middle lane.

A ramp structure on either side of the middle lane leads up to a middle hill, with a tunnel on the ground floor for quick access to the other side. The hill has a vertical path to exit to the top or bottom lane when things get too busy, but the tight space in both directions encourages sudden, close fighting. The second floor windows in the control buildings provide snipers with a view of this hill.

The lower lane takes the player into a cooling tower with three entrances leading into a central circle filled with columns obscuring the view and blocking gunfire. There is no line of sight from the outside map to this cooling tower section; So here, all the action is concentrated inside. The auxiliary roads lead to the ground, while the north entrance connects to the middle hill.

Opposite the cooling tower, the top riverbank weaves around a central turbine structure next to two small platforms. A short staircase in the middle leads down to the middle lane, with two small rooms on the side of the road leading up the hill. The rooms in each house have a large tank blocking your view to the opposite wall where the window overlooks the original breeding area.

Many transparent shortcuts provide various ways to quickly cut across lanes, keeping the fluid action and spontaneous throughout the match.

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