Related: Modern Warfare PC, PS4, and Xbox One Beta Dates Revealed In the build we played, we took note of all the weapons, gear, killstreaks, and perks available but in our interview with design director Joe Cecot & weapons artist Ben Garnell we were told there are more weapons than that coming at launch, and even more post-launch. For players, the developers are aiming to deliver something that feels familiar to long-time fans, but also something new. Applying what they've learned - the lizard sticks thanks to millions of splitting, microscopic hairs under its feet - they've made a grippy wonder material called Geckskin.Screen Rant traveled to Los Angeles this week to meet up with Infinity Ward, see their presentation about the core multiplayer features of 2019's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and yes, to finally get hands-on with the game.īuilt from the ground-up with a new engine, and more realism and detail ever in a Call of Duty game, Modern Warfare is attempting to deliver what the original did - something new that pushes the space and the industry forward. Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst explored the gecko's case (and DARPA has funded some of the team's research into synthetic adhesives). "They were studying geckos and crickets and cockroaches to figure out: how do things scale vertical?" "We were talking to one of the local university programs here, and they weren't developing a military application, but they were developing this concept," said Condrey. One of the features standing front and center in the game's commercials is the the pair of mag (or magnetic) gloves that allow players to stick to metal surfaces and scale buildings. was all driven from this idea that we wanted to see the research today." "It's not just the weapons and the bullets and the grenades," said Condrey. "The vehicle technology that we show, like the hovercraft technology, the augmented reality.
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