What Next For Call Of Duty After World War 2?
While we have spent a lot of time playing the beta of Star Wars Battlefront 2. One of the main things that our modded PS4, Xbox One, and PC controllers are designed in mind with is, of course, Call Of Duty.
As we all know, Call Of Duty is at this point, weeks away and we are very excited for it. Many fans of the series were super stoked when Activision announced that they were going back to the series roots by setting the game during World War 2. Call Of Duty World War II is one of the most anticipated games in the series history, but where does Activision go from here?
The next Call Of Duty game for 2018 at this point will have been in the oven for at least a year, ready for the inevitable October/November release. But what could it be? Here at Mods “R” Us, we have asked around the office and one thing that is continuously brought up is the Vietnam War.
Some games have used the Vietnam War as their backdrop before, but we think a modern Call Of Duty set during this time period has the potential to be truly epic. We are not even talking about the multiplayer here! The storytelling in the Call Of Duty games the last decade has been incredible and setting a COD game during this time period could give it a Full Metal Jacket, Platoon, Apocalypse Now kind of vibe.
We have a comments section down below and we would love to hear what kind of setting you would like to see in the next Call Of Duty game.
Get ready for some more tactical shooting action as we are now on part three of our Rainbow Six retrospective.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield (2003) PCIn 2003, the Rainbow Six series would take a few steps towards falling in line more with what other console shooters were offering at the time. As crazy as it sounds, this is the first game to allow you to actually see your gun like in a regular first person shooter. Rainbow Six 3 would also be released on console, but those versions were vastly different
Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield featured a pretty cool story that started way back in the 1940,s where there was something of an evil Croatian regime that was topped and the men behind it disappeared. The story fast forwards to modern times where Rainbow team is required to stop a range of terrorist attacks which open up a whole can of worms and have a link to events of the past. Like all Tom Clancy games it is a story full of twists and turns and it was generally very well received.
Gameplay wise, Raven Shield offered what Rainbow Six fans had come to love about the series. In depth tactical based combat. But the vastly increased amount of weapons and more action heavy sections showed that the people behind the game knew where the first person shooter genre was heading and this was their attempt to keep their current fan base all the while pulling in that hardcore FPS player.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield sold millions of copies, had many expansion packs and was critically acclaimed by nearly all who reviewed it. It still stands as one of the most popular games in the series.
Early Thoughts On New Call Of Duty WWII War Map
Thanks to life getting in the way, I have not been able to spend as much time with the first DLC pack, The Resistance for Call Of Duty WWII as I would have liked, but I still wanted to share my thoughts on the new War Mode Map that has been added. Of course, this DLC is a timed exclusive for PlayStation owners, with Xbox owners being able to get in on the action sometime in February.
I have only managed a couple of games so far and each time I have played as the Allies. Anyway, the new War Mode Map in Call Of Duty WWII is set in France in a really war torn area. The areas of the map that I have explored so far look fantastic. The first part of the mission sees you guys needing to save French resistance fighters. I found this pretty easy, to be honest, but as more and more people get better at the map, that is when teamwork and skill will start to come into play.
The second objective was about destroying the Nazi’s communication gear. I found that in all of the games I have played on this new map so far (which as of now is not a lot) this objective seems to really fly by and I think that if you were on the bad side, you really would have to work as a team to make sure you win.
Finally, we have the real main event of this new War Mode map and that is stopping a train…. WOW is all I have to say about this. This is what War Mode is all about and I cannot wait until I get better at this section and so do other players as using an organized assault to stop this train is going to be a lot of fun.
So far, I am really enjoying the first DLC pack in Call Of Duty WWII and to be honest with you I feel that this year, the Call Of Duty DLC is actually very fairly priced.
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