Call of Duty: Vanguard‘s multiplayer experience is free for all players to access for a week!

Activision has opened up access for players on all platforms to try the latest Call of Duty title Vanguard‘s multiplayer game mode for a week starting NOW!!! through to the 24th May. Alongside this promotion, they have dropped a brand new multiplayer map Mayhem which is set in a 1950s Monster set. This all coincides with the juggernaut that is Warzone, the event currently ongoing is Operation Monarch unleashing King Kong and Godzilla onto the mammoth battle royale map Caldera.

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This is not the first and won’t be the last time Activision will give free access to Vanguard this year with a two week long free period that already happened in April. Vanguard has not been a success by any means, with poor reception from players, a decrease in sales by 40% in comparison to the previous title Black Ops Cold War and a pure lack of excitement for another World War II shooter. Despite still being one of the best selling games of 2021, Call of Duty: Vanguard posted the worst franchise launch since 2007 for the FPS series in some regions, the series had been on an upwards trajectory with the huge release of 2019’s Modern Warfare, followed by the battle royale Warzone. However, Vanguard appears to have not “clicked” in terms of sales compared to other recent launches. So it is understandable that Activision are starting to push towards promoting the next release in the Call of Duty series Modern Warfare 2 with possible trailers for the upcoming game appearing very soon, want to know more about it read one of our other articles about Modern Warfare 2 here!

• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Reveal Date Reportedly Leaked! 

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The switch is a wonderful machine. Unlike both of the other major Console manufacturers, Nintendo has been able to offer a truly unique experience this generation with its handheld/Console hybrid system. It has already hosted some of this generation’s best experiences with titles like Breath of the Wild and Mario odyssey, and is the one Home console that I can actually see myself buying this gen as someone who primarily games on PC.

However, it’s not without its issues. Outside of the infamous joycon drift and nintendo’s subpar online service, the switch just isn’t that powerful. It is, ultimately, a handheld system and while it’s a damn powerful handheld, it is, again, a handheld and as such is subject to the same restrictions the formfactor has always featured, including lower power than dedicated home consoles.

This has made porting modern games, such as Activision’s Hugely successful Call of Duty Series… tough to say the least. Games like Doom Eternal were delayed and came out on switch months after their PC and Console release dates, and many other companies have simply decided not to put their games on switch and to instead port titles from the PS3 and Xbox 360 to the system.

In this vain, claims from a COD insider on twitter have recently suggested that an older Call of Duty title will soon be dropping on switch. This follows reports last month that activision will delay Call of Duty 2023, likely motivated by the technical issues with last years Call of Duty: Vanguard. In an attempt to still maintain a yearly release schedule, it is rumored activision may be looking to remaster some of the series older titles and release them on new Consoles.

Addressing the confusion, MWR is supposedly coming to Nintendo Switch, it’s first introductory into the Call of Duty franchise for the console.

— Ralph (@RalphsValve) March 24, 2022

Twitter user RalphsValve is behind this news, mentioning that Activision is looking at re-releasing Call of Duty 1 and 2, World at war, as well as a backwards compatible integration for COD 4: Modern Warfare remastered on the ninth gen consoles, with Modern Warfare Remastered also getting a port to the nintendo switch

RalphsValve has previously leaked many details surrounding 2023’s “Modern Warfare 2” which have been verified by credible Source Tom Henderson. If modern warfare does make its way to switch, it would be the first COD title on a Nintendo platform since 2013s “call of Duty Ghosts” released on the ill Fated Wii U.

After Microsoft acquired Activision earlier this year, Brad Smith (President of Microsoft) stated the company is interested in bringing Call of Duty to the Switch along with other titles owned by Activision.

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As Verdansk is soon to be destroyed and replaced with new Pacific map Caldera on Call of Duty: Warzone. Rumour has it that players will be seeing a MW2 inspired map coming next year.

Call of Duty: Vanguard is set for release November 5^th with fans excited for the WWII games’ release, but the excitement has now shifted towards Warzone with this news. According to VGC, speaking on plans Call of Duty have for 2022. The article states, “That includes plans to introduce a fresh Warzone map based on classic Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer arenas”.

“According to people with knowledge of the developer’s plans, Modern Warfare 2 will release alongside a brand new map for Warzone: the third such all-new arena to be launched for the battle royale spin-off.”

With the article then stating the MW2 maps that are likely to be included and remade into the 2022 Warzone battle royale map rumoured to come out. Favela, Afghan, Quarry, Terminal and Trailer Park all being mentioned.

With Vanguard’s Caldera being the map to replace Verdansk in December after release. We have a strong feeling the MW2 map will be replacing Caldera next year around the same time of the Modern Warfare 2 release.

Call of Duty and Activision are moving steps ahead with everything with Modern Warfare 2 already being far ahead in the works just as Call of Duty: Vanguard is releasing. With nothing officially being confirmed but most of it being true according to VGC.

Caldera will accordingly be replacing Verdansk making it the first map change in Call of Duty: Warzone history with fans very much excited; exact date being December 2^nd.

With the official news yet to be released about the MW2 map coming to Warzone, fans will be waiting on the official reports. Call of Duty have a history of leaking upcoming information to tease fans. Modern Warfare 2 being one of the biggest classic games about with the Multiplayer and Campaign Mode being the highlights, fans will be looking forward to seeing how Call of Duty plan on implementing those things into Call of Duty: Warzone next year. We will be covering any of the leaks, rumours and official news that are to come out about the new Modern Warfare 2 game, map on Warzone and many more. Stay tuned!

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Reports from VGC partially verify a morality system for the upcoming Modern Warfare sequel in the Call of Duty games.

For the blessedly uninitiated, here’s how morality systems in most games work:

1. Play up to X story moment highlighted with a cuscene in-game.
2. At a point in the story, you can make 2 or more choices which lead to such moral complexities from becoming the patron saint of orphan puppies to becoming a dark f*ck prince of the bowels of hell.

Most of these choices in terms of AAA developers are purely cosmetic or just manifest in a couple of small ways, but there are some games that do the mechanic justice. Detroit: Become Human may be about as nuanced in its “commentary” on civil rights as a hyperactive Zebra in clown makeup and polka-dot Afro, but the HUGE variety of endings and choices available with large-scale tangible effects on the plot are nothing to smirk at. Heck, maybe one of those 80+ endings has a version of the story that’s actually good! Until Dawn also does an interesting thing by having the biggest plot points play out similarly, but by accounting for different character interaction combinations depending on who lives or dies, you get a lot of replay value from accidentally or “accidentally” killing off different characters to see what they say differently.

BACK TO THE NEWS: The campaign for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is said to be “gritty and unrelenting”, supposedly taking inspiration from films like No Country for Old Men, Sicario and Traffic. Haven’t seen that last one, but while we’re talking cinema, go watch Duel if you haven’t already! It’s basically “What If Jaws, but a monster truck and Hitchcockian-level ball-squeezingly intense suspense throughout”.

Infinity Ward’s rumoured 2022 title, ‘Modern Warfare II’: Campaign details, Weapon dynamics, Facets of Gore and AI, New ‘Moral System’, SP Systems and more; pic.twitter.com/0oAWEVO9sx

— Ralph (@RalphsValve) October 28, 2021

VGC previously claimed that Infinity Ward‘s upcoming Modern Warfare Sequel would include a storyline around battling the Colombian drug cartel, so that checks out based on the parallels to Sicario and No Country for Old Men. On a similar note, my favorite euphemism for a drug is “Colombian Marching Powder”, just so colorfully vivid.

Modern Warfare’s morality system is also claimed to have similarities to the ‘honor system’ from Zuko’s redemption ar- I mean Red Dead Redemption 2! To summarise: If you do enough good stuff, then you get access to all the good stuff, but if you do too much bad stuff, then no one will sell to you ever.

There’s also rumblings of a focus on hyper-realistic gore, claiming that disarmed enemies (as in, unarmed, but in the literal bodily way, not in the “I thought this plastic nerf toy was a real gun and therefore have complete immunity” kinda way) will “put pressure on their wounds in an attempt to stop the bleeding”. Not sure what kinda Metal Gear Rising Revengeance mumbo jumbo they’ll do to make gun-based dismemberment a thing, but I’m oddly intrigued.

“During high-intensity moments, your character will react accordingly. Throughout an ambush sequence where your patrol vehicle is under attack from hostile fire, the character you’re playing as is visibly shaken up: struggling to insert the magazine, trembling hands”

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