Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Official Thread

Smurfboy said:
I kinda promise myself not to buy another CoD game this year because of the fact that the last three games played quite similar to each other. I felt like we're having too many CoD games and the number of players online are getting thinner each time new CoD releases. :(
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Because more and more players are just buying the game for ZOMBIES!
 
I would like to have another COD set during WW2. Would be some fun online. Love the WW2 era weapons and setting. COD 1, 2, and WaW were great.
 
I'd give it a go if the weapons are fairly true to the period.
 
I hope it not developed for x360 and ps3.. Let that generation die off, we need real next gen developed for. Not hand me down engines that'll see little to no improvement over previous titles.
 
I'm sure they'll still find a way to include overpowered dual wielding machine gun pistols and automatic shotguns in there. Quickscoping auto sniper rifles too. :(
 
I look forward to popping out of a trench to fire off one round towards my enemy's trench, before ducking back down to reload my bolt action rifle. After 15 minutes of this, maybe someone will have gotten enough kills to call in a mustard gas strike as a kill streak. Maybe Steven Spielberg's War Horse will replace the "dogs", and he can run around and kick Germans or something.
 
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u2popmofo said:
I look forward to popping out of a trench to fire off one round towards my enemy's trench, before ducking back down to reload my bolt action rifle. After 15 minutes of this, maybe someone will have gotten enough kills to call in a mustard gas strike as a kill streak. Maybe Steven Spielberg's War Horse will replace the "dogs", and he can run around and kick Germans or something.
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Gas mask QTE's...
 
World war I might be called world war 1, but its mainly a European war. At least not another modern war game, that looks like the last modern war game. WW1 is much less visited.
 
BTW I think the WWI rumor is debunked.
http://kotaku.com/how-a-dumb-gaming-rumor-spreads-1569944698

Let's take a quick trip into the strange world of video game rumors—and see how easy it is for misinformation to spread across the web.

Today, rumors about the next Call of Duty popped up on a website called Bubblews.com. According to the article—posted under the byline "newsoftheday"—the next Call of Duty will be set during World War I, it'll be called "Call of Duty: Patriots," and it'll be out for current-gen systems and PC.

This rumor was linked on the gaming forum NeoGAF, and soon made its way to a number of websites, including the major outlet GameSpot. GameSpot is huge—as of this posting, their article about this rumor has 285 comments and hundreds of shares on Twitter and Facebook. On the official GameSpot Twitter account, the article has more than 400 retweets.

For this Call of Duty rumor, simply clicking on the author's byline reveals that he or she has no other posts on the site—there is no track record here, or reason to believe that any of this is correct. Anyone could have created this account and written this thing. (Of course, there's always an off chance that this might be true, just like there's a chance that your friend's uncle really does work at Nintendo. But nothing to add credence to this post at all.)

Let's take this one step further. It took me roughly two minutes to create an account on Bubblews and write this post.

So far this ridiculous post has netted my Bubblews account $1.72, and I imagine that number will grow. There is no discernible difference between my post and the Call of Duty one, other than the details being a little sillier.
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Z A C K said:
Let's see a Civil War COD. Has the era ever been tapped into?
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The US civil war? If it is what your referring to I don't think it will do well outside of the US IMO.

WW2 please with historical accuracy to the actual battles that occurred during WW2.

D-Day, Brecore,Carenten,Belguim (Arden Forrest leading into the Battle of the bulge and Arnem) , Berlin, The Pacific, Stalingrad, most of the eastern front campaign was a struggle for Axis|Allies. There are loads of locations where pivotal battles took place against the Axis forces.

Although the fantasy element has me intrigued, I would like to see a return to WW2.

CoD:Black smith?

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and then there is this one

Next-Gen Call of Duty Focusing on Private Military Companies, Revealed by Clues Hidden in Teaser Site
http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/05...obably-focuses-on-private-military-companies/

Activision opened a teaser site for the next generation Call of Duty to be released this year, and while the page itself is only shows a blurred out picture, it does include a very interesting series of hint that couldn’t escape my (fairly nearsighted) eye.

The page features three small “dots.” When clicked they link to three different sites, all including articles focusing on private military companies.
◦Wikipedia: Private Military Company
◦Business Insider: The Private Military Contractor Industry Is Reinventing Itself After The Demise Of Blackwater
◦New York Times: Mercenaries and Private Military Companies

The hints are pretty obvious, and it’s very easy to interpret them as an indication that the game is probably going to involve the PMCs we learned to know in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.

While the clues are hard to dismiss, we should of course consider this a rumor until the official reveal, that will happen this Sunday, but if this was supposed to be subtle…well.. It really isn’t.
 
there is only 1 reason I would post this here
See The First Screen From Our Upcoming Call of Duty Cover Story
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2014/05/01/exclusive-call-of-duty-screen-june-cover.aspx

We've known for a few months that Sledgehammer Games will be taking over the reins for this year's Call of Duty entry, and our next cover story features twelve pages of exclusive and extensive details. We visited the studio, spoke with co-founders Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey, and are ready to tell you everything we know.

To time the issue's release with the first trailer for the game, we will be releasing this issue three days early for our digital subscribers.

This Sunday at 12:00 PM Central time (10:00 AM Pacific) we will reveal the cover image and the first details on the game including the name, so please come back this weekend to see the cover and the game in action for the first time. We will release the digital issue shortly afterwards.

In the meantime, we have this in-game screen shot that has many hints about the next Call of Duty (and puts many of the rumors to bed).
 
Not gonna lie. That looks neat. Still want some Bokeh DOF.
 
looks futuristic
the announcement is coming on Sunday
so then we all will know for sure
 
sharkboy1200 said:
Wow, that looks amazing. Even if I don't quite understand what's going on with the bullet belt of his.
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No kidding. It's obviously for some sort of machine gun, but he's not wearing a (very large)backpack full of ammunition either.
 
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