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postheadericon CoD: Black Ops 2 date announced

11:56 AM | Posted by ProJ | | Edit Post

Call of Duty

seems to be for relief in its ninth edition, this time taking place in a drone-beaten in the near future

Call of Duty - is always the same. This is the lament common in gaming forums every time a new question is obvious, although it may need to be tempered somewhat if the new Black Ops developer Treyarch 2 is to be believed. Activision has officially announced the title and date of worldwide release: November 13. However, the details emerging from a recent press event specialst games will be much more interesting right now.

Set mostly

in 2025 (with some few flashback missions in the eighties), Black Ops II is built around a new Cold War between the U.S. and China . The two superpowers are fighting for access to rare earth minerals: the vital components in modern technology needs present such as mobile phones -. And the tension mounts

Meanwhile, a terrorist group led by the mysterious antagonist Menendez introduced in the U.S. defense network, taking control of his army and large bumblebee. Suddenly, all the drones and formidably armed walking robots are attacking major cities across the U.S. - the only hope lies with a gun desperately archaic human soldiers.

    The story is speculative and futuristic, but it seems there is a direct link to the story of the first degree. The launch trailer is narrated by Frank Woods, Sergeant SoG who appeared to be sacrificed at the end of the original. Depending on the game news site CVG, however, the main playable character is David Mason, son of Alex Mason, the hero ambiguous first Black Ops. He jumps back to the eighties, including a passage to Afghanistan, as indicated in the equestrian section the revelation trailer.
  • The key seems to be adding a new story branching structure. Press reports, including games IGN suggest that, at certain times of the single player campaign, players will have to make moral decisions, and perhaps even tactical, leading to different results. In the absence of certain tasks have consequences for the global fight, and the fate of the main characters, adding to the replayability. It is also possible that, as events unfold, players can decide if they see Menendez as an enemy of the input and output, or even as a sympathetic character.
The campaign is also set to feature Strike Force missions, which function as mini-RTS (RTS) levels. Players are immersed in a sandbox battlefield where they can exchange the order between the different units, including, apparently, the mech walkers, tanks and ground troops, to coordinate the offense. It seems that players will have to select different tasks of combat forces at different times, adding to the slight non-linear fashion.

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Zombie Survival has been a popular element Treyarch CoD games for several years, and no word in the latest incarnation - only that there will be. Multiplayer is also kept secret until E3. Weapons, meanwhile, a balance between family structures today and sci-fi blasters. It seems that there is a sniper rifle with a show that allows the user to see through walls and a charged shot that pulls straight through them.

Therefore, it is a Call of Duty with the results of the different history in terms of their actions - not only in terms of options, but in terms of their skills, it may be some tasks no significant result where the plot goes. Even more surprising is a call property rights with elements of RTS in campaign mode.
Of course, none of this is exactly revolutionary - the strategy of matter and themes in the near future are actually lost in the more cerebral Ubisoft's Ghost Recon series. But that may be an important step toward changing the recipe and the well known brand of CoD.


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