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r/unturned • … • u/Boohadouz

New Curated Map Theories?

Just saw the new environmental teaser for the next curated map, and honestly, it got me interested. It feels a bit RDR2, and I think that aesthetic in an Unturned style would be really quite unique. But I'm not sure exactly what or where the map is supposed to be. The first 30\~ seconds had me thinking it was a Louisiana/Deep South theme (which would be incredibly cool regardless; Florida as part of it in Unturned and GTA6 in the same year would be stunning, and now that I'm thinking about it, Florida would be a great map in itself given all the different things you have to work with in regard to map design). Regardless, the next scene in the city made me think it was somewhat like California with the Chinese (?) writing on the signs like a Chinatown. The desert shots around 30-45 seconds in give some Texas/New Mexico/Arizona feeling with the vast desert, tumbleweeds, cacti, and oil pipelines, along with the Breaking Bad Easter eggs in the Steam post. Finally, the various forest and mining clips, and the scenic mountain shot at the end, feel far more sparsely populated, more similar to a rural Colorado/Wyoming region where mining is a big industry. I think the map is a generally Western-themed area rather than a specific province or state apart from potentially Texas, and I'm not sure how the cave system the map says it'll have will play into it. Honestly, I'm excited for the map and think it has serious potential, but I guess we'll have to see.

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