Multi Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

Apr 17, 2009
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is a collaboration between Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games and Raven Software.

Every aspect of the game has been expanded. The story begins with a surprise attack on the US by Russia and then jets off around the globe, delivering short, punchy sequences from multiple views - a performance Modern Warfare as a series is famed for.

You'll take on roles within some of the world's most elite fighting forces across 15 missions. Modern Warfare 3 will answer most of the questions that arose from MW1 and MW2. There will be familiar faces, but also new characters to take the series forward from here.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is scheduled to release November 8, 2011.

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Be warned though, the site has blown the game's story wide open, so expect major spoilers ahead.

Story:

Modern Warfare 3 story's ties up nearly all loose ends from previous titles, including the final moments of key figures in the series' history. The game will signal the return of popular characters Captain John “Soap” MacTavish and Captain John Price, as well as Vladimir Makarov and Russian informant Nikolai. The story also introduces new characters who appear to be destined for future Modern Warfare games, especially two Delta Force operatives codenamed "Frost" and "Sandman".

The game opens moments after the cliffhanger ending of Modern Warfare 2 with the U.S. struggling to stave off a surprise Russian attack. The single-player campaign will ping-pong players around the world as they take on the multiple throwaway roles as a Russian Federal Protective Services agent, SAS Operative, tank gunner, and AC-130 gunner as well as key characters from previous installments and new recurring characters. The game will feature about 15 missions, kicking off with the invasion of Manhattan by a Russian force and wrapping up with a final encounter in Dubai.

Soap, Price and Nikolai are laying low in a safehouse in Dharmasala, India, where they are set upon by Makarov’s men. Here, players hop into the boots of Yuri, a loyalist working for Nikolai. The safehouse is compromised, however, and the men are extracted via chopper.

The action then transitions to Manhattan as the Russians are busy pushing the attack with ships in the Hudson River. In retaliation, the U.S. calls in Delta Force and the player assumes the role of the aforementioned Frost.

Following this, you’ll board a Blackhawk and fly over the skyline blasting enemy choppers before approaching the Hudson River, where you must sink the Russian submarine “coordinating the attacks.”

After this, you’ll fly over the city in a Blackhawk, gun down enemy choppers, and fly out to the Hudson where you must sinka Russian sub that is “cooredinating the attacks.”

Additionally, gamers will also control a Russian agent tasked with protecting the Russian president on his journey to sign a peace treaty with the U.S. However, the plane is attacked resulting in the kidnapping of the president, though his daughter ultimately escapes. Unsurprisingly, Makarov isn’t keen on establishing peace between the two countries, and so grabs the launch codes from the President and attacks the U.S.

The action then shifts to Price and co in Africa, where the trio deal with a South African arms dealer before heading to Sierra Leone. We’re then put in control of an SAS chap tasked with stopping the delivery of weapons of “mass destruction” over the London docks.

MW3 depicts several European cities coming under attack, including Hamburg, Germany, where gamers control a tank gunner in an attempt to drive back the Russian forces.

Things come to a close in Dubai, where Yuri, Price and Sandman corner Makarov in his hotel hideaway where the unscrupulous fellow finally meets his maker. A “post-credits level” is apparently also featured, depicting the burning of Washington, D.C.

Single Player Locations:

  1. Dharmasala, India
  2. New York, New York
  3. A plane transporting the president of Russia
  4. A town in Sierra Leone
  5. London, England
  6. Mogadishu, Somalia
  7. Hamburg, Germany
  8. Paris, France
  9. Prague, Czech Republic
  10. A castle in the Czech mountains
  11. Berlin, Germany
  12. The Kremlin in Moscow, Russia
  13. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  14. Washington. D.C.

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Multiplayer in the game returns with a chunky list of playable maps as well as two types of Spec Ops modes: "Survival" and "Mission".

Activision, the series' publisher, still hasn't officially unveiled any details about the game, though executives have said that a new Call of Duty game was coming this year. Last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops, developed by Treyarch, sold more than 7 million copies in the first 24 hours and within six weeks reached $1 billion in sales.

Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer Features Battles in Brooklyn, Clash in Mogadishu

Packed with 15 levels set in locations around the world, from Manhattan to the catacombs of Paris, Modern Warfare 3's near-future campaign looks to be an experience that will top anything seen before in a Call of Duty game.

Multiplayer, too, seems to be shaping up to be an experience packed with new maps, experiences and ways to game.

Sources tell Kotaku that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will have as many as 20 multiplayer maps, though it's unclear if some will be cut before release or perhaps sold later as expansion packs. The game will also include a powerful mix of mission-based and survival Special Ops modes. While the mission-based levels will be designed like the ones made popular in Modern Warfare 2, we're told, the survival maps will have players fighting until they're overcome by increasingly difficult waves of enemies.

While we haven't seen the game in action ourselves, we believe that the imagery is accurate. That doesn't mean things can't change before release.

We've contacted Activision for comment and will update the story when and if they provide reaction.

Multiplayer Maps

  1. Alpha
  2. Alps
  3. Bootleg
  4. Bravo
  5. Brooklyn
  6. Carbon
  7. Coast
  8. Dome
  9. Exchange
  10. Hardhat
  11. Interchange
  12. Lambeth
  13. Meteora
  14. Mogadishu
  15. Paris
  16. Plaza 2
  17. Radar
  18. Seatown
  19. Underground
  20. Village

Spec Ops Modes

Survival

  1. Carbon
  2. Dome
  3. Radar
  4. Seatown
  5. Village

Mission

  1. Civilian Rescue
  2. Flood the Market
  3. Invisible Threat
  4. Little Bro's
  5. Out of Africa
  6. No Fly Zone
  7. Wing Man

Teasers:

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Mine is coming in tomorrow from State Side. The hardened edition sold out here in Canada for PS3 months before release so I pre-ordred from the US and decided to wait a few days after release to get it. Hope it lives up to the hype.

My favourite still till this day is Modern Warfare 1 (COD4). That game was "something else" when it came out and is the game that is responsible for getting me back into gaming after a many year hiatus and online gaming.
 
i think this guy, from over at the other site, sums it up perfectly

Originally Posted by supersix4
Maybe its just from playing well designed bf3 maps that these are just so bad... Really no open fighting spaces, objects everywhere. And basically an SMG is king, I'm dominating with the mp5 and m4.

The Games ok (gameplays not as bad, but maps aren't as decent as some of those were) I've only logged an hour and really haven't played a COD game since pre blackops coming out.

I'll be back on BF3 very soon, just much better variation between maps and playstyle's. If you love SMGs mw3 would be your jackpot.


Sound Winner: BF3 by a landslide
Map Design: BF3 by a landslide
Ability to change up playstyles: BF3 by a landslide
Video: BF3

After an hour I don't know how anyone isn't gushing over BF3
 
COD has all the money tho, I think now after BF3 ... the next COD game they will have to do a huge overhaul and step their game up in regards to graphic design. imo. They have the money to make it happen.
 
It's sort of a no-brainer, what with the rocketing success of the Call of Duty franchise. But Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick confirmed today that not only will 2012 see the release of Diablo III, but also a new Call of Duty game. Is it the game Sledgehammer was said to be working on before getting pulled onto Modern Warfare 3? That we don't know yet, but stay tuned.

Another COD next year.

Here's all the intel from the game ;)



and here's the rehashing video I mentioned yesterday.

 
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COD has all the money tho, I think now after BF3 ... the next COD game they will have to do a huge overhaul and step their game up in regards to graphic design. imo. They have the money to make it happen.

Ya quit trolling! lol

i think wreck is right, i honestly feel disappointed that there wasn't more put into this game knowing that EA/Dice is closing in on them. Granted, ive played less than 2 hours total of MW3, but i dont have the same feeling about it as i did for MW2 and Black Ops. each of them had serious bugs when they were released and yet i felt that i could play through the pain. i just dont have the same feeling, at least not yet. all i can keep thinking about is what weapon on BF3 do i want to get a silver star for next! :dunno:
 
yea this game sucks, the maps are way too small, there is a million things flying around in the air and the whole thing could have been done as an downloadable update to MW2 lol.
 
What is the name of the game respawn is making? All the good guys from IW ... I bet that game will pwn.