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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 could receive a big DLC with a sort of general collection of classic maps from Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Sledgehammer with a "greatest hits" of additional maps that could be distributed as paid DLC.There is no official information, but some insiders close to the Call of Duty scope would have received information on this mega-collection of classic maps, which could be distributed as a paid DLC for the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, within expected post-launch support.
In addition to the maps taken from the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 of 2009, the maxi-package would also find space for the more or less remade versions of many maps by Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Sledgehammer, belonging to the classic catalog of the chapter in question and of the series in general.
All this could be released on the occasion of the contents planned for the Year 2 of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, considering that the new chapter of the series should have a longer life cycle and therefore a practically double support than usual, which would pave the way for initiatives such as more substantial expansions and many more maps.
For the moment there is no official information about it yet, so we will be waiting. In the meantime, we have seen that the beta has had historic success as the "biggest beta ever" for the Call of Duty series, while other information has been provided by our interview with Joe Cecot and Geoff Smith, the designers of the multiplayer. of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
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The next Call of Duty by Sledgehammer Games could be a return to jetpacks
© Provided by Dot EsportsA new report claims that Sledgehammer Games will be returning to the Advanced Warfare franchise in its next Call of Duty title.
Ralph Valve, with a track record of being correct on previous reports including Modern Warfare 2’s DMZ mode, claims in his report that its next title will be Advanced Warfare 2. This would mark a departure from the studio’s two previous titles that were set in World War II.
“Leading up to the release of Call of Duty: Vanguard, Sledgehammer’s narrative team originally had the desire to further explore their world and make several sequels evolving Vanguard’s cast of characters,” said Valve. “However, with Vanguard falling short of expectations, Sledgehammer was back at square one, tasked with pitching a new idea, entrusted with having something conceptually ready for executives to give the go-ahead.”
Valve said Sledgehammer then pitched a return to the Advanced Warfare sub-franchise, “a departure from the contemporary success of boots-on-the-ground combat, back to a more fast-paced sci-fi shooter focused back on Advanced Warfare’s frenzied sense of movement.”
Advanced Warfare was released in 2014 and featured the series’ first foray into futuristic, jetpack-style combat. The exosuits in the game allowed players to boost themselves in different directions and launch themselves into the air, creating a new era of gameplay in the series.
After a few years, though, the CoD community clamored for a return to boots-on-the-ground-style gameplay. With Treyarch’s Call of Duty 2023 rumored to be pushed into 2024, this could mean that Sledgehammer’s title would be scheduled to release three years from now in 2025 or beyond.