In an epic, one-month event at IGN, called “IGN First,” IGN got the world premieres of Advanced Warfare’s new & returning maps, new & returning game modes, and other info.
Advanced Warfare Preview by IGN. Learn about what Sledgehammer Games intends with CODAW.
Retreat is codenamed “Venus.” Retreat takes place on one of ATLAS’ resorts.
Recovery takes place next to a volcano crater in Hawaii.
Momentum is an Advanced Warfare mode inspired by COD3, or World at War’s “War” mode. A tug of war.
Sledgehammer Games is currently busy working on 2014’s Call of Duty, Advanced Warfare. The Multiplayer portion of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was recently revealed during the Global Multiplayer Reveal event before GamesCom even starts. If you missed the Global Multiplayer Reveal event, don’t fret, you can catch it below…
Recently, Sledgehammer Games offered Call of Duty fans an even deeper look into Advanced Warfare’s Multiplayer…
By default, your exoskeletons has these exo movements….
– Boost Jump: Allows you to double jump.
– Boost Dodge: Allows you to sprint and side-step.
– Boost Dash: Allows you to jump and maneuver in mid-air.
– Boost Slide: Allows you to sprint and crouch at the same time.
– Boost Slam: Allows you to jump in the air and smash your opponents.
Exo Abilities are little upgrades to your exoskeleton, but they come with loss of energy or comes with a cost.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s Multiplayer was revealed earlier today. We’re getting information from everywhere coming out of Activision’s reveal of the latest Call of Duty title. If you pre-order Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare today, you will get the game a day earlier than when the game is supposed go on retail shelves on November 4th.
Say it with me: ‘If I pre-order Advanced Warfare today, I’ll get the game on November 3rd.’ Say it. Because that’s your pre-order incentive. You can pre-order any regular SKU’s available, and get Day Zero Edition while it lasts.
Currently, there’s the regular Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare game disc, Atlas Limited Edition, Atlas Digital Pro Edition, and Atlas Pro Edition. [Article] To see what you’ll be getting with your Atlas Pro Edition, see the video below…
So, when you power up your Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare disc for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and/or PC, where will you go? Multiplayer. That’s why you’re here. You’ll be taken to a new menu system. The background is possibly a hanger at Atlas Corporation. Don’t be fooled, it’s not a screenshot like the Call of Duty predecessors like last year’s Call of Duty: Ghosts. This is actually a Virtual Lobby. It’s obvious, because as you move to a new section, the lobby camera pans to a new area at times.
You will select where you want to go, select your game mode, and you’re going to be brought to Create-A-Class, or as Sledgehammer Games calls it: Pick 13. Yes, it takes after Black Ops 2’s Pick 10 system. This is where you’ll be able to select your Advanced Warfare weapons, equipment, exo suits modifications, and abilities.
First Look at the Pick 13 System in Advanced Warfare
As you can see, there’s a selection for “Firing Range,” this is the Virtual Firing Range. As you select your weapons, attachments, perks, equipment, and abilities – you can go into the firing range to test your customized loadouts. Much like everything else, your exo abilities and your exo launcher counts towards the grand total of Pick 13. The perks are no longer just perks, they’re “Exo Perks.”
Much like the other games in the series, Scorestreaks has it’s own section, and count somewhat towards Pick 13. Not to fret, though, Advanced Warfare has stage Killstreaks. Yes, like Mortal Kombat. In Defender, for example: A tidal wave washes over the rocks and becomes a a new “pool.” Another example in Defender is that somewhere in the map is a laser projector that is triggered possibly by a Field Order.
And, finally, and not the least – Create–a–Operator (or Create-a-Soldier) you can customize the look of your Advanced Warfare operator.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare releases to stores on November 3rd for pre-orders. Everyone else gets Advanced Warfare on November 4th, 2014 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.
This morning, the wait was over. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare had it’s own Multiplayer Reveal. Activision released the trailer of Advanced Warfare’s Multiplayer. At the same time, there was a livestream of Advanced Warfare’s reveal. It was an hour-long presentation that outlined features, info, and first looks of Advanced Warfare’s Multiplayer. Enjoy the new trailer of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare multiplayer!
So far, the trailer shows us:
– Playercards show up on the right side, and below the radar.
– Your current weapon selection and amount of ammo is on the lower left corner.
– The current match’s score is on the lower right corner.
– Your battery tanks are on the lower left corner where two boxes show.
– As you can see, cloaking is in the multiplayer portion as it is in single player.
– You can see shortly thereafter, a player launches a futuristic tablet to launch a drone strike with a tidal of missiles swirling down.
– You can see then, the soldier is wielding a shield, and you can only take so much, and it tells you when it’s weakened.
– You can also see that when the soldier jumps and falls, you can see you can swim underwater. Before, you can’t swim like you do in Advanced Warfare.
– Your melee weapon is either a knife or a simple punch.
– Your supply drops are comprised of either weapon loot, character gear, and reinforcements.
– There’s a completely overhauled, redesigned lobby system. It’s now called Virtual Lobby.
– Virtual Lobby shows what weapons, gear, perks, etc. as if it’s a social network.
– Your virtual soldier in virtual lobby tells you and your opponents exactly what you’ve equipped, wearing, or allocated to your Pick 13 perks.
– Finally, and not the least – Activision revealed Advanced Warfare’s new SKU – Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Day Zero Edition.
– Day Zero Edition comes with All Day XP, 2 Custom Weapons, and Advanced Arsenal.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will hit store shelves on November 3rd via Day Zero Edition across PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. For everyone else, Advanced Warfare hit stores on November 4th.
This morning, Activision released a trailer showing off more of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s story campaign. It revealed more details about the game’s story, details and whatnot. At the same time, Activision included a few seconds of CODAW’s Multiplayer in action. By the end of the trailer, Activision also dropped the date of when the reveal of Advanced Warfare’s Muliplayer will take place. CODAW’s Multiplayer reveal will take place on August 11th, a few days before GamesCom opens in London.
What we know so far from the trailer above:
– PointStreaks return
– Medals return
– Field Orders might return
– New Weapons?
– New HUD
– New Mini Map
– ExoSkeleton abilities can stack on each other
– ExoSkeleton abilities require recharged batteries
– Killfeed placement is now on the lower left corner
– Boost Jump
– Boost Slide
– A multiplayer map that takes place underneath the Bay Bridge, or the Golden State Bridge
