- Oct 23, 2012
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The launch date of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare might be more than one week away, but the community has been unable to wait for more details about the first-person shooter and a number of streams and forum posts are now offering info about the weapons, score streaks, the camouflage options, and some core mechanics.
It seems that there are plenty of gamers who have access to a copy of the title and are willing to break the NDA for it, which has resulted in bans for the streamers who showed gameplay, although some forum threads that talk about it are still available.
Gamers will have access to more than 100 camouflage options for their weapons in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare at launch, and the list of attachments includes the classic red dot, a tracker, suppressor, a parabolic microphone, thermal scope, and more.
When it comes to abilities based on the exoskeleton, gamers can choose from: Exo Shield, Exo Overclock, Exo Mute Device, Exo Stim, Exo Cloak, Exo Hover, Exo Ping, and Exo Trophy System.
The score streaks featured in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare include:
Aerial Recon Drone – 350
UAV – 400
Aerial Assault Drone – 450
Oribital Care Package – 500
Remote Turret – 550
System Hack – 600
XS1 Vulcan – 600
Missile Strike – 650
Bombing Run – 725
XS1 Goliath – 775
Warbird – 850
Paladin – 950
Leaks about the maps that Sledgehammer Games has included are a little older, with the full list including at the moment: Ascend, Bio lab, Comeback, Defender, Detroit, Greenband, Horizon, Instinct, Recovery, Retreat, Riot, Solar and Terrace.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is focused on the multiplayer experience
Sledgehammer Games has promised that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will introduce a lot of innovative elements, most of them linked to the exoskeleton and the way it changes the core gameplay.
The studio has introduced a 30 gun kill streak called DNA bomb that apparently takes out all enemy team players and then covers the entire environment with a green mist.
It’s unclear whether long-term fans of the series are interested in seeing a more varied Call of Duty or if they will stick with the more classic modes that it offers.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will be launched on the PC, the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, and last-gen consoles on November 4, and a Day Zero Edition will arrive one day earlier with double XP for a 24-hour period.
The launch date of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare might be more than one week away, but the community has been unable to wait for more details about the first-person shooter and a number of streams and forum posts are now offering info about the weapons, score streaks, the camouflage options, and some core mechanics.
It seems that there are plenty of gamers who have access to a copy of the title and are willing to break the NDA for it, which has resulted in bans for the streamers who showed gameplay, although some forum threads that talk about it are still available.
Gamers will have access to more than 100 camouflage options for their weapons in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare at launch, and the list of attachments includes the classic red dot, a tracker, suppressor, a parabolic microphone, thermal scope, and more.
When it comes to abilities based on the exoskeleton, gamers can choose from: Exo Shield, Exo Overclock, Exo Mute Device, Exo Stim, Exo Cloak, Exo Hover, Exo Ping, and Exo Trophy System.
The score streaks featured in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare include:
Aerial Recon Drone – 350
UAV – 400
Aerial Assault Drone – 450
Oribital Care Package – 500
Remote Turret – 550
System Hack – 600
XS1 Vulcan – 600
Missile Strike – 650
Bombing Run – 725
XS1 Goliath – 775
Warbird – 850
Paladin – 950
Leaks about the maps that Sledgehammer Games has included are a little older, with the full list including at the moment: Ascend, Bio lab, Comeback, Defender, Detroit, Greenband, Horizon, Instinct, Recovery, Retreat, Riot, Solar and Terrace.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is focused on the multiplayer experience
Sledgehammer Games has promised that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will introduce a lot of innovative elements, most of them linked to the exoskeleton and the way it changes the core gameplay.
The studio has introduced a 30 gun kill streak called DNA bomb that apparently takes out all enemy team players and then covers the entire environment with a green mist.
It’s unclear whether long-term fans of the series are interested in seeing a more varied Call of Duty or if they will stick with the more classic modes that it offers.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will be launched on the PC, the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, and last-gen consoles on November 4, and a Day Zero Edition will arrive one day earlier with double XP for a 24-hour period.
