They’re easy to find, but knowing what to do with them is another matter. Raven provided some clues about what they’re for, though Mobile Broadcast Stations don’t seem to be fully up and running yet.
What are Warzone Mobile Broadcast Stations?
Raven described the Mobile Broadcast Station as areas designed to “boost the numbers signal” around Verdansk. The idea is to keep a given area from getting a signal boost based on the rewards offered. What that means in practice remains a bit of a mystery. Some suggest battling around Mobile Broadcast Stations will increase the drop rates or the quality of items received in a drop. Maybe that’s true, and it aligns with Raven’s brief notes about the new Season 5 POI. However, the Mobile Broadcast Stations don’t even seem to be active yet. A few players noted that Mobile Broadcast Stations seem to appear in active and inactive varieties. None of them are broadcasting signals as yet, though. One or two have started broadcasting, but the signals appear high above the ground. They don’t affect combat or drops either. Since Season 5 just launched, it’s possible Mobile Broadcast Stations have a few bugs to sort out. We’ll update once Raven clarifies the situation around them.
Warzone Mobile Broadcast Stations location
Warzone Mobile Broadcast Station locations vary depending on the match, but they’re easy to spot. Each station is a large broadcast antenna sticking out of a truck, and there’s some evidence from streamer KinG x STuDx that Mobile Broadcast Stations are more likely to spawn in between two named locations.
For now, these are good places to check:
Between TV Station and Factory Between Boneyard and Promenade West Between Military Base and Airport Between Superstore and Boneyard Between the Firing Range in Military Base
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