If you’ve spent any time in the Faceoff mode of Call of Duty: bo6 bot lobbies for Sale Black Ops 6, you’ve likely encountered Warhead—a gritty, industrial-themed map set within the confines of a nuclear facility. This map delivers constant action with barely a second to reset between firefights. It’s built for intensity, and it delivers that in full, but whether that’s a strength or a flaw depends on your playstyle.

The map is designed with close-range combat in mind. With limited open space and multiple choke points, players find themselves running into enemies almost immediately after spawning. This keeps the pace high and the action relentless, which can be thrilling. For those who enjoy quick kills and fast movement, Warhead offers one of the most adrenaline-pumping experiences in the current map rotation.

However, this intensity also creates problems. There’s minimal cover outside the interior of the facility, and some of the corners offer opportunities for players to sit and wait for easy kills. Combined with erratic spawn behavior, Warhead has a tendency to spiral into one-sided stomps, especially when one team gets an early advantage.

Weapon choice matters a lot here. SMGs, shotguns, and burst rifles dominate due to the tight corridors. Players trying to bring in long-range rifles or sniper builds will struggle unless they control very specific sightlines. This narrows the viable loadouts and can make the map feel repetitive over time.

Despite these drawbacks, Warhead has a unique identity within Black Ops 6. It’s unapologetically aggressive, with little room for error or hesitation. For some, that’s a breath of fresh air. For others, it's a source of frustration. Whether loved or loathed, Warhead is a map that forces you to adapt—or die trying.