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Activision describes the new Warzone as an 'extension' of the Modern Warfare 2 universe, with connected gameplay built on one unified COD engine. Modern Warfare 2 and the new Warzone gleefully hold hands, which should make for a better back and forth experience. One of the big issues Warzone ran up against was incorporating elements of subsequent Call of Duty games that were set in different eras and built on different engines. Mercifully, this is a shared experience with Modern Warfare 2. The water tech also extends to the new Warzone, dubbed Warzone 2.0 by Activision and due out this year. Infinity Ward is trying to make water a fun place to play rather than a sand trap. When the proximity mine hits the water it deploys a little floaty so it stays on the surface and becomes a landmine for boats - and even flows with the current. Similarly, the smoke grenade rises to the surface to billow from there. The flash bang has buoyancy and rises to the surface. I am genuinely looking forward to hunting down underwater enemies with everyone's favourite remote-controlled tank.Д®ach piece of equipment properly interacts with water, too.

Wheelson, one of my favourite killstreaks from 2019 Modern Warfare, can now swim. You'd expect the new boats (there's a big armoured patrol boat with a manned turret on the front and back) and amphibious vehicles to work in water, but some killstreaks do, too. Speaking of multiplayer, the new water tech extends to all facets of Modern Warfare 2: campaign, multiplayer and spec ops. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Drag them down then Call of Duty stab for the win. You can do stealth takedowns from the water, if you swim quietly towards an enemy who's standing on a platform above you. Captain Price and co bob about as waves ebb and flow. I'm not aware of all the video games ever to have done water well (the games that spring to mind are The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker and Sea of Thieves), but to be fair to Infinity Ward, Modern Warfare 2's water looks wonderful. I was shown pre-alpha gameplay footage of the Amsterdam-set campaign mission Wet Work, which did a good job of showing off Modern Warfare 2's new water. Water in Modern Warfare 2, however, will, Infinity Ward insists. Of course, the fish had no meaningful bearing on Call of Duty's gameplay. I remember flying to the US to preview Infinity Ward's ill-fated Call of Duty: Ghosts, widely considered one of the worst Call of Duty games ever made, and seeing 'advanced' fish AI during an underwater level.

BULLET FORCE 2 MAPS NOT LOADING PC

Platform: PC via and Steam, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S.

Developer: Infinity Ward, among many others.

I can't bring you hands-on impressions of the multiplayer, unfortunately (with the lifting of this evening's embargo there will be plenty of videos featuring multiplayer impressions for you to check out), but I can write about something Infinity Ward repeatedly discussed during its presentation: its fancy new water tech.

Depending on the weapon and the used loading variant, this ammunition is suitable for use in partial or fully submerged weapons, regardless of if the target is in water or on the surface.Last night I was shown a pre-recorded presentation in which various developers at Infinity Ward spoke enthusiastically about this year's upcoming shooter Modern Warfare 2 and the various changes it makes to 2019's largely successful Modern Warfare soft reboot. The CAV-X Supercavitating Ammunition is classified by the company as a вЂњMulti-Environment Ammunition.вЂќ The company says вЂњthis projectile is effective against submerged targets and targets in the air. This process is known as supercavitation, and is used by the Russian VA-111 Shkval torpedo to travel up to five times faster as conventional torpedoes. The gas bubble decreases the amount of drag on the bullet, speeding it up underwater. Defense One reports that one company, DSG Technologies, is developing a new bullet that can travel through water by encasing itself in a bubble of gas. The bullet actually begins to tumble less than two feet out of the barrel.ДЄll of this makes shooting bullets underwater wildly impractical. In the video above, a rifle bullet traveling in excess of 3,000 feet per second exits the barrel of a rifle and is slowed to a complete stop in less than six feet. Bullets quickly lose velocity, slowed by friction as they pass through the medium. But what happens if bullets must travel through a medium other than air before striking their target? Water, for example, is 800 times greater than air.

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