While this may be changing sometime in the future, it’s not surprising that a new is coming out this year. Regardless, Activision has confirmed that this year’s game will indeed be a sequel to 2019’s and also spoke more about the overhauls coming to, both of which are being made in a new engine.
After rumblings and leaks spread within the community, Activision posted a lengthy blog post on the site about these two titles, confirming many of said leaks. The series’ schedule and a previous Video Games Chronicle report alleged that an Infinity Ward-developed sequel was on the way, but this is the first time Activision has officially confirmed it. However, there is still no word on when more of the game will be shown and the post didn’t contain any gameplay details, either. The aforementioned report states that the game will have weapon jamming, a new morality system, overhauled AI, gore, and more and is also be centered around a drug war against Columbian cartels.
The official article also says that the next and new have been “designed together from the ground-up.” Infinity Ward is also leading development on this new, which is getting a “massive evolution.” The post wasn’t specific, but it said to expect an “all-new playspace and a new sandbox mode.” It is implied but not fully confirmed that this would be a new game.
But that doesn’t mean the current is being left out to dry as the blog also contained many fixes and changes coming to the game that’s out now. It will have over 30 quality-of-life changes including changes to all forms of movement, having the gas mask animation no longer interrupt aiming down the sights, and letting newly inserted armor plates refill full plates before filling damaged ones. There are also
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