Call Of Duty fans want the series to return to large-scale international wars, instead of covert ops and dismantling drug cartels.
Fans are gearing up for the release of the nextCall Of Dutytitle,Modern WarfareIII,which releases later this yearin November. It’ll directly follow on from the events ofCall Of Duty: Modern Warfare II, and see Captain Price and his team face-off against returning CoD villainMarakov,
Check out the first campaign mission forCall Of Duty Modern Warfare IIIbelow
Gamescom’s Opening Night Live show treated us to10 minutes of campaign gameplay, walking us through the title’s first mission, an explosive prison break.
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While fans are excited, and a bit sceptical, about what the new game has in store for them, many have been looking back at previous Call Of Duty entries, and miss the spectacle of the old campaigns. This is due to them taking place during actual wars, and saw the campaign characters on the frontlines of battle for numerous combat scenarios, with a healthy mix of covert ops and espionage missions sprinkled in for good measure.
Now, fans are hoping for a return to explosive, intercontinental conflict in future games, rather than fighting terrorist factions and drug cartels.
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“Yeah, I loved the old MW set-up of a dual campaign that was semi-totally connected. You had the SAS spec ops missions alongside the all-out war missions of the USMC in MW1.”
“I miss the first Medal of Honors.”
“Thats what happens when you release more games a year than wars declared”
The marketing forCall Of Duty: Modern Warfare IIIseemingly hints at several international incidents that’ll take place during the game, so maybe we’ll see the team engaged in some large-scale conflicts in its most pivotal campaign missions.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare IIIreleases on the 10th of November for Xbox, PlayStation and PC platforms.
Topics:Call Of Duty,Call Of Duty Modern Warfare,Activision
