This intricate two-story building has a wonderful deck that can provide a solid view over the Hill, Curved Street, and other buildings below. However, Allegiance members will spawn in the street behind these two stores, allowing for a bit more wiggle room for getting out of that initial drop point.Given its position on the map, the Electronics store may not see too much action as a game progresses. It may be wise to hide behind cover – the concrete barriers and cars are there for a reason – and use them to counter-snipe any pesky rooftop vultures.In Domination, the C flag sits right in the middle of the street.
Alternatively, the Overlook may be a place where you can counter-snipe sharpshooters who have taken over the Restaurant’s roof.Technically, part of this area is the Electronics store’s second floor, which acts as an additional overwatch point. CQB loadouts could cut down hostile forces easier than long-range weapons, given the tight confines of this space.Outside of the main building, the alleyway between here and the Electronics shop complex has a ladder where an Operator can climb up to the second floor Overlook point. The Call of Duty®: Mobile Multiplayer experience is a collection of classic maps from across the Call of Duty universe, and the subject for this Map Snapshot is no different. Originally, the Curved Street acted as an initial spawn point. Technically, the metal overhang on that building is part of the Courtyard, and is either accessible from the Sandbags roof or by doing some parkour on the wall next to it.Your reward for getting up here is a fantastic sightline past the pillars, to the Crash site, and even to a window of the Pharmacy.
This has the highest vantage point on the map, giving those who travel up here a view over the Crash site all the way south to the Overlook, and all the way east to the Apartment. However, if you come to Crash for an objective game mode such as Cyber Attack, Headquarters, or Hardpoint, then this may become a hot spot.Needless to say, you might find the occasional close-quarters skirmish here, so it’s always wise to be on guard when travelling around here.The other half of the Allegiance’s spawn area is a small repair shop where a car is jacked up on a lift. At the very least, the building offers a bit of shelter from aerial Killstreaks or from snipers in the Pharmacy, Restaurant, or Lamp Shop.It also has few alcoves that you should watch out for, as they may have an enemy or equipment piece laying in wait. The map is relatively small compared to other maps and plays host to intense and fast paced matches. Swipe or click left or right to see them all:One of the first new areas within Crash is where Coalition members spawn: a small alley next to an apartment is now accessible but acts mostly as a launching point for your ensuing battle with Allegiance forces.The apartment, on the other hand, could provide a great watchpoint over the map’s eastern region. Whether it’s long sightlines that lead to sniping battles or intrabuilding close-quarters conflicts, the action here is sure to be fast, frenetic, and fun.The following set of maps detail the entirety of Crash, including the zones, the locations of important areas in different game modes, and a topographical image. Defenders may have an easier time securing this point – it’s close to their spawn – so Attackers may either want to think twice before entering here, or fool the enemy into thinking they are planting at the other site.Accessible either from the central street, a ladder from the Alley, or via backdoor in the Courtyard, the Lamp Shop is where you could light up someone inside with a CQB weapon. Its true value could also lie in those aforementioned sightlines, which you can take by walking up the staircase and peeking out the windows.Just be mindful that this building has definitely seen better days; the roof is partially bombed out, meaning that a well-placed Killstreak can decimate anyone who thinks they are safe inside here.Part dead-end, part thruway to the Passage and Overlook areas, the Broken Wall is where an Operator could counter-snipe players who have taken up residency in the Restaurant.Using the fridges and barrels for cover, you could aim directly up and past the chain link fence surrounding the Restaurant roof to knock out any persistent enemy snipers.The broken wall also serves as an opportunity for some advanced equipment use. Just be mindful of little cover here; you are on the roof of a building, after all.One of the smallest sections of Crash is this seemingly desolate area between the Sandbags and the Lamp Shop.However, don’t let its size deceive you; this is where your path may cross with a hostile force, and if that happens, then be prepared for an engagement that’s up close and personal.The Courtyard is adjacent to the Sandbags building and you can climb a ladder out of the Courtyard up to Sandbags. The map is relatively small compared to other maps and plays host to intense and fast paced matches. You can view the revised policy Part of the building’s second floor is technically its roof, so watch out for aerial killstreaks or JOKR missiles that could find their way over here.While the Hotel Airon is closed for business, it welcomes partial cover for those who travel to here.Much like the Arches across the street, those looking to get from the Crash site to Crash’s eastern portion may want to use the Pillars for cover rather than running through the streets.