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The next Call Of Duty game will be called Call Of Duty: Ghosts and will feature a host of new gameplay elements on next-gen consoles, according to a leak.

Published on Mar 22, 2013

The next Call Of Duty game will be called Call Of Duty: Ghosts and will feature a host of new gameplay elements on next-gen consoles, according to a leak.

The game is said to be the next Modern Warfare game from Infinity Ward and allegedly started life as Modern Warfare 4 for PS4 and Xbox 720.

The information comes from a Youtube video in which the poster claims to have the details from an 'inside source' who works within the 'Call Of Duty machine', who the poster would 'trust with his life'.

The details are:

Will be announced 1 May
Is set in the future, but uses current-day weapons
Multiplayer will have dynamic loading screens
Player movement will be changed - no dolphin dive
Shoot while sliding
Spec Ops will be replaced

Naturally we're highly suspicious and would advise anyone to take this with an articulated lorry full of salt cargo, but for those who might be interested in the rumours

In Call of Duty®: Black Ops II, every weapon comes with Challenges that reward bonuses upon completion, including additional customization options and bonus XP payouts. Because of this, it's to your advantage to continue using weapons you like, not just to perfect their use, but also to take advantage of these benefits.

Weapon Challenges are broken up into three categories: Attachments, Camo and Mastery.

Attachments



Completion Criteria: Earning XP with that weapon. You earn weapon XP by landing kills and assists using that weapon.
Unlocks: Additional attachments for that weapon. Bonus rank XP.

Unlocking attachments not only opens up more options for your weapon's performance, but also provides a steady and reliable stream of bonus XP. The higher the weapon level, the bigger the payout, so it's worth focusing on a small handful of weapons at a time.

Camo



Completion Criteria: Perform a variety of weapon feats, including headshots and one-hit kills.
Unlocks: Additional camo options for that weapon. Bonus rank XP.

Camo Challenges inititally begin with a series of unlocks based around a single stat. As you progress into later camos, additional unique Challenges become active. These Challenges can help improve your use of each weapon over time.

Mastery


Completion Criteria: Unlocking the weapon, reaching max weapon prestige and unlocking all camos.
Unlocks: Weapon emblem and calling cards. Bonus rank XP.

Mastery Challenges award additional emblems and calling cards. These Challenges focus on hitting major milestones, and pay out large XP bonuses in kind.

Completing Challenges

Effective Challenge completion can really make a difference in both your customization options and leveling speed. Start experimenting with different weapon combinations and focus on your favorites to start hammering out huge rewards.

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It’s no secret that the Call of Duty Hardcore Community has been aching for more Hardcore modes to play on. With only 4 modes out of the box, it’s only a matter of time before more are added or considered.

Treyarch’s David Vonderhaar recently paid a visit to the Official Call of Duty Forums to reach out to fans and see what they would like to see next in Hardcore Playlist. It’s just an open discussion for now so no promises just yet, but it’s still a start. We always asummed Hardcore wasn’t the most popular but we had no idea how low the demand was.