Soon after the launch of Modern Warfare II, Warzone 2.0 will launch as an extension of the Modern Warfare II universe.

Modern Warfare II will also have an incredible post-release calendar, set to include a massive amount of free post-launch content drops featuring new maps, modes, and blockbuster special events that can’t be missed. In Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II’s multiplayer, players will be able to try out and level up the multiple base weapons, explore a wide range of maps and modes, meet an international cast of Operators and more. Players can also join up with their duo for evolved Special Ops, a tactical co-op mode that will advance team-building skills, and also sets the scene for the near-endless hours of gameplay available in the world-class Multiplayer. The Campaign is set to be an incredible experience, featuring offshore sieges with underwater combat, all-out explosive assaults from 30,000 feet above enemy strongholds, and high-stakes, low-profile stealth missions. “I’m looking forward to the game missions and local wars in North Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and of course, the U.S.-Soviet Union battles,” said one Weibo user.Players will experience what made Task Force 141 become the iconic and legendary squad that it is, featuring familiar heroes and new allies who will be challenged to work together in missions across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Some users seemed oblivious to the obvious censorship of the game trailer by the Chinese government, expressing their excitement for storytelling around the Cold War era. “China is a huge market for Activision and other gaming giants, a new and edited version of the Call of Duty game will probably be released to appease censors but for those in the know, we know how to get our hands on the material that the government doesn’t want us to see.”Ī search for the original Call of Duty trailer on the official Chinese state Sina Weibo microblog yielded little results, though some Chinese netizens shared an edited version of the trailer. It tries to erase it but what happened in Tiananmen Square isn’t forgettable,” he said. “The government is definitely cautious about the short clip because it reminds people about the atrocities that took place in Tiananmen Square. Singapore-based Chinese gamer Luo Gan, who watched the original, unedited trailer, told VICE News that China’s savvy gaming community would be able to easily navigate around state suppression and censorship.

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