These special enhancements are powered by the suit’s battery, which usually lasts a handful of seconds. In multiplayer, your powered suit bolsters the new dash and jump capabilities with an “Exo Ability” class slot. You can leap or boost clear, using the momentary surprise to turn things around on your ambusher. Now, when you turn a corner and see an enemy ready to fire, you don’t simply have to run into a hail of bullets and get on with the next spawn. The controls – simply click the left stick and move it left/right/back to dash – feel intuitive to the point that they should quickly become reflex to longtime players. The suit also allows for quick dashes in any direction, introducing a new tool for zipping out of an enemy’s field of fire. Perhaps the most welcome feature in Advanced Warfare is the return of the Pick 10 system.The boost abilities of the Exos allow players to scramble to the upper reaches of any arena with ease. Changes like these require even seasoned Call of Duty players to approach Advanced Warfare with a different sort of thinking. You’re not merely funneled from hallway to hallway. The increased verticality also diminishes the role of choke points. Having more mobile soldiers opens up the maps, making it harder to camp. The difference is immediately noticeable soldiers in Advanced Warfare move in a way that we’ve never seen in a Call of Duty game before.
Soldiers are outfitted with exoskeletons, or Exos for short, that allow them to perform powered moves: boost-assisted jumps, dashes, slides, and ground pound-style melee slams. Advanced Warfare takes place in the future.
Related: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare review Story/Concept Provided, of course, that the large promises hinted at can be delivered on. Based on the few maps we were given the opportunity to play on at Activision’s multiplayer, we’re optimistic that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare could bring the change fans have hoped for. Ghosts was a game filled with promises of improvements and evolution that never came to fruition. If you’ve played any amount of Call of Duty: Ghosts since release, you’re probably hoping for some big changes in 2014’s Advanced Warfare.
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