Will there be female soldiers? Asks fan
Game Informer in its June issue had given a chance to all the fans of Modern Warfare 2 to get some questions to be answered by the editor of the game. In this article we are covering few of those questions that were asked by the readers and also the reciprocated answers.
One of the most interesting and important questions that was asked by readers was that whether there would be any female soldiers in the game. Editor replied to this question by saying, “Possibly in multiplayer, since I didn’t get any details about it. In the single-player campaign, you’ll be playing as specific soldiers, just like in the Call of Duty games.”
One more interesting question was asked. It was asked about the characters apart from Capt. MacTavish and “Roach.” The editor said that Makarov is the sociopathic new leader of the Russian ultranationalists. He also added further, “Makarov has taken over from Zakhaev after the events of the first game. In Sao Paolo, there is an arms dealer targeted by Task Force 141 who wasn’t named. Infinity Ward was very concerned about giving out any story spoilers, so that’s about all I can tell you.”
Question was also asked whether Modern Warfare 2 is a complete destruction game or not. The editor replied by saying a big “NO.” He said that there are objects such as electrical transformers and crates, which can be blown up. He also said that the geometry is not destructible.
Plot of CoD6 set to a backdrop of a continued Russian Federation instability
Recent news of MW2 comes that it will be featuring wide open gameplay having lots of variety. Jason West, President of Infinity Ward, says this. The news was published in an extensive ten-page feature in the Game Informer, a US magazine. The article reveals more key details about the hotly-anticipated Modern Warfare 2.
It reveals that the plot of the game is set to a backdrop of a continued Russian Federation instability. It also reveals that the game will take gamers flung from Siberia to Afghanistan and even through the slums of Rio De Janeiro.
These are the expectations of CoD6: chases on snowmobiles, a single-player experience and yes, it takes longer to complete than the original one. Now the developer is also actively trying to eliminate the endless respawning enemies that caused problems for sneakier players in the original MW. There are also movable turrets, riot shields, customisable weapons, and yes, more acrobatic player movements (one can swim and climb ice ledges), and also a fully separate co-op mode that features its own levels.
Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish returns in CoD6
After the video teaser of MW2 now there is some more information in the latest issue of Game Informer, one of the top gaming magazines. It offers some new details in its June issue.
For Modern Warfare Fans there is a good news. At least all the fans will be happy to know that its major character, Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish, returns as the captain of an international group that is addressed as Task Force 141. But yes, this time he will be an NPC.
The gaming magazine Game Informer also mentions in the latest edition that the sequel continues the narrative that was begun in Modern Warfare, with the world facing dangerous political instability in Russia. In MW2, a terrorist group aims of using political turmoil of Russia to their advantage in order to secure the troubled empire’s weapon stockpiles.
Makarov, another character who is the leader of the terrorist group even happens to be an associate of Zakhaev. Zakhaev is the man who is responsible for the first games’ nuclear attack.
Electronic Arts (EA) been throwing punches at Modern Warfare 2 for sometime claiming that the new Battlefield: Bad Company from the DICE studio would have dedicated servers for the PC gamers. It will be valuing the importance of PC gameplay and also customization of it.
Jens Uwe, headmaster of the European division of EA, said in an interview on Friday, “In March we will launch Battlefield: Bad Company 2, which is our first strong attack on Call Of Duty… The shooter space is one we don’t want to give up. It’s an important genre and we were the number one. So we are certainly working on how we can get that crown back and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is an important product in that context.”
One who has played first Bad Company as well as the Modern Warfare titles may be knowing well that the games are very different in style and also in gunplay. We may also have found out that DICE is on the way of making some changes in it such as making the enemies more easier to kill to fall in line.
