“With multiplayer, we’re experimenting with that in the beta – we’ve got kind of a mixed system there, what works best for what gun – so we’re going to see how that works,” Flame explained. There’s even a ballistics system – where the bullet takes time to hit the target. “A lot of that has been helped out by experimentation in the different modes, including Blackout.”
“We’re really proud of what we’ve done with the weapons – the feel, the look, the tuning, and the balance. “I think they’re the best feeling weapons in the Call of Duty games – certainly the ones Treyarch has released,” said Flame. This means you’ll be able to learn the recoil patterns – giving each weapon its own personality.īlackout is shaping up to be very, very interesting indeed One such difference is predictive recoil – meaning that weapons behave the same way each time you fire them. Weapons behave in a very different way to other COD games. Speaking to VG247, game designer Tony Flame explained: “It’s a very high-skilled gun – if you’re very good, you’re gonna be able to have benefits like fast ADS time and smaller hit spread, so you’re going to get to use those traditional quickscope mechanics, but the gun is going to be balanced so you have to be super accurate.” Interestingly, there’s even a sniper rifle designed specifically for quick scopers. Drones and larger robots – including turrets – will also feature. Sure – there’s a range of shotguns, grenades, SMGs… all standard COD stuff. Sadly, it doesn’t look like the latter is destructible – which is shame. Graphically, it looks more of the same – vibrant colours, detailed character models and lush environments. But a core pillar of our team is to deliver the performance players need, especially in multiplayer type gameplay settings.” “Of course, there’s always circumstances where you might dip down. In an interview with Eurogamer, Bunting said: “We are always committed to 60 frames per second with every chance we possibly can. Sure thing – expect a variable 60FPS across all platforms. Tell me about the graphics and performance The game’s Pick 10 system returns alongside class-based specialists – whether they’ll feature in Blackout remains to be seen.īlops 4 has taken the standard battle royale mode and added a new twist on it There’s no automatic health regeneration, either – meaning you’ll need to find medkits or be healed by teammates. Will there be any ‘futuristic’ abilities? There are also rumours it’ll contain key locations from past Call of Duty games – including: Well, to put it into perspective – it’ll be roughly 1,500 times larger than Black Ops’ Nuketown. “Our approach on this is, it’s not really about player count, because at the end of the day it’s about whatever that experience is designed to be optimised for and to have the most fun in,” co-studio head Dan Bunting told Eurogamer. There will be a variety of vehicles and drones available to useĪccording to Eurogamer, Treyarch promises “multiples higher than the highest we’ve ever done”.
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