Warfare: Last News

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has shared an official launch trailer ahead of its release later this month.The next entry in the Call of Duty series launches on October 28, and will see changes to its visibility and audio systems ahead of launch, following feedback from the first-person shooter’s beta weekends.Following the end of Modern Warfare 2‘s last planned beta weekend, Infinity Ward published a blog that outlined what the developer plans to change, including “refinements” that include improved camera shoulder-swapping, while Infinity Ward acknowledged it has “many bugs to work through” for Ground War and Invasion maps.Check out the new trailer below.Other planned changes in the game include better navigation for AI in Invasion, while Infinity Ward is “actively looking for potential solutions” for issues with lobby disbanding.Looking ahead, “in the coming weeks” there are plans to share more news on Call Of Duty‘s Ricochet anti-cheat system and what’s being done to prevent hacking. Modern Warfare 2 players frequently flagged cheating as an issue in the beta, though Infinity Ward recently confirmed that it took more action against hackers in the beta’s last days.Reviewing a beta preview of Modern Warfare 2, NME said: “Of course, as Call Of Duty’s biggest bastard once quoted: the more things change, the more they stay the same. Modern Warfare 2 still has some of the rough edges associated with Call Of Duty: the snowball effect of killstreaks can be tricky to deal with when you’re facing an experienced team, and if you’re not a fan of Call Of Duty, it’s unlikely that Modern Warfare 2 is going to do enough to change that for you.“That being said, Modern Warfare 2 feels like the polished ideal of everything you might

Infinity Ward has confirmed that it is investigating issues with the Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 beta crashing on Xbox, although players are also reporting issues with the PC version.In a tweet posteed earlier today (September 23), Infinity Ward shared that it is “aware of an issue with crashes on Xbox platforms, and are working on a fix.”While the tweet only addresses crashes for Xbox versions of the shooter, an official feedback thread for Modern Warfare 2‘s second beta has a significant amount of PC players who are also reporting game crashes.Many PC players claim that the crashes are occuring in Modern Warfare 2‘s menu, while editing classes and trying to join parties. Some of these crashes issue a message that recommends players let Steam verify their files for a potential fix.“Allow Steam to verify the integrity of your game files the next time you start the game,” reads the error.

Infinity Ward has shared the system requirements for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 on PC, as the shooter prepares to launch its first beta on the platform.As detailed in a blog post, the required specs for Modern Warfare 2 are fairly forgiving, and fans with older PCs should still be able to take part in the game’s PC beta.While there’s a lot of disparity between the minimum and recommended requirements for the public beta, all PCs will need the latest version of Windows 10, 25GB storage space, a broadband internet connection, and DirectX 12 compatibility.Beyond that, below you can see the minimum and recommended specs to see if your PC will be able to run Modern Warfare 2. It’s worth noting that this is just for the beta, which means that certain requirements – such as the 25GB storage space – will likely be different for the full game at launch.Along with the system requirements, Infinity Ward has also outlined a range of settings that will be available.

Infinity Ward has touched on some of the feedback it has received from the first beta of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and although it plans to change certain features, others will remain the way they are at launch.In a blog post, Infinity Ward has shared that it has received “a fantastic amount of feedback” from the Modern Warfare 2 PS5 beta.As a result, the studio will be patching out some exploits, lighting issues, bugs and crashes before next week’s beta. However, Infinity Ward has also touched on some longer-term issues – including complaints surrounding Modern Warfare 2 not revealing where players are on the mini-map when they fire.“Currently in the MW2 Beta, we only show enemy player dots when a UAV is active,” explained Infinity Ward.

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s campaign mode a week early, if they’ve pre-ordered.A statement from Activision reads: “Anyone who preorders a digital edition of Modern Warfare 2 will receive early campaign access in addition to a host of other previously announced rewards. This grants you up to a week to complete the incredible multimission, single-player, globe-trotting operation before the full game launches.”A description of the campaign explains how “familiar heroes return and new allies are formed as Task Force 141 faces its greatest threat yet – a newly aligned menace with deep, yet unknown connections.”“This campaign features missions in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, and is set to be an incredible experience on numerous levels: offshore sieges with underwater combat, all-out explosive assaults from 30,000 feet above enemy strongholds, and high-stakes, low-profile stealth missions in both plain sight and under the cover of darkness.”The announcement comes alongside a new trailer which can be seen below:Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is set to launch October 28.Infinity Ward also recently confirmed a series of beta tests.

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 beta next week as part of the franchise’s Call Of Duty League.Viewers of the Call Of Duty League Championship Weekend in early August will be in with a chance of winning free beta codes. Those that tune into the Sunday event (August 7) on the competition’s YouTube channel will be eligible to receive a free code as a drop.There’s still not confirmed window for the beta, but it’s likely to be in September, before the full Modern Warfare 2 release in October.

gun crime-ridden area called police after hearing gunshots this weekend, fearing another gang war had broken out.Armed officers rushed to Gilmerton, Edinburgh following reports of gunfire at around 8.30am last Sunday (July 17). However, when they swooped into the area they discovered the shots were actually from a local landowner carrying out some "pest control".

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was poisoned either by a chemical weapon used in World War 1 or by a low dosage of Novichok - the nerve agent used in the 2018 Salisbury poisonings - according to experts.Reports emerged earlier this week that the billionaire, who has been aiding peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, was left with skin peeling from his hands and face, a piercing pain in his eyes, and was temporarily blinded following a meeting in Kyiv earlier this month.Investigative journalist Christo Grozev, who led research into the incident, revealed in a recent interview that he believed Chloropicrin - a chemical warfare agent used in WW1 - was a likely cause."All the experts studied their photographs and carried out personal examinations.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been dressed to impress on their royal tour of the Caribbean. From exploring Mayan ruins in Caracol to boogieing with locals - who endured the Duke’s dad dancing! - they’ve been well looked after in Belize. But life’s luxuries were soon swapped for survival as the Cambridges stepped into the jungle for a military masterclass.The pair learnt to sharpen hunting spears, catch turkeys and fashion a bamboo tree for shelter during the crash course.

Putin has told all Russian businesses they must cut internet ties with the West by Tuesday.The move could be the start of a cyber offensive launched by the rogue president.Companies were told to switch to domestic servers and remove foreign JavaScript code by Tuesday, leaked instructions showed.Although experts consider it unlikely that the deadline will be met by a lot of Russian businesses, the unprecedented move proves Putin wants to create a firewall against cyber-attacks from enemy states.Although the power has so far resisted launching widespread cyber-attacks, this could be because they are currently too vulnerable to retaliatory attacks from NATO members. “There is certainly the risk that Russia will take the cyber offensive once it feels insulated enough.

Activision Blizzard has confirmed that a sequel to Modern Warfare will be this year’s Call Of Duty. A new Warzone is also coming.The news was leaked earlier in the week via well-known leaker, Tom Henderson, on Twitter.

A gangster who bought an AK47 said the deadly weapon made him 'ready for warfare'.

Guy Lodge Film CriticPersonal and political turmoil face a serene camera in “Klondike,” a vision of the ongoing war in Donbass war that brooks no compromise in depicting the severe impact of the conflict on the region’s civilians — in particular, the innocent women to whom the film is dedicated. Ukrainian writer-director Maryna Er Gorbach largely assumes the viewpoint of a heavily pregnant farmstead owner as her life and home quite literally fall apart on July 17, 2014, the day a Malaysia Airlines passenger flight was shot down over Donbass, killing nearly 300 people.

One part autobiographical exorcism, two parts social warning, and a double-serving of real-world body horror, “Happening” combines just a handful of elements into a potent force. A bracing lead performance paired with patient yet informative directing accomplishes what few versions of this story could: it allows the story to tell itself without any heavy-handed monologuing or obsequious showboating.

robots could end up causing the destruction of humanity, experts have warned.It comes after worried officials met at a UN conference in Geneva this month to discuss the rapidly increasing rate of technological advancement on lethal autonomous weapons (‘LAWS’), which are currently being worked on by military scientists in China, Russia and the United States.These 'slaughterbots' are fully machine-controlled, using technology such as artificial intelligence and facial recognition to make their own kills.Recent reports have shown that LAWS are being designed for use in ever more complex conflict situations, and are becoming capable of deciding for themselves whether a person should be executed.Professor James Dawes of Macalester College has

A senior Manchester councillor has been suspended by Labour pending investigation amid a civil war that has seen two separate police allegations result from a bitter local selection process.

Artificial intelligence (AI) warfare between the United States and China is on the way and should worry us all, scientists have claimed.As China rapidly develops its own AI capabilities, American tech leaders are concerned about the global effects on privacy and security in the fight to control the future.A recent report by the US National Security Commission [NSC] warned that self-conscious robots will be the new forefront of geopolitical conflict, reported Investment Monitor.The NSC wrote: "AI will not stay in the domain of superpowers or the realm of science fiction."[China has set] a chilling precedent for anyone around the world who cherishes individual liberty.”As it stands, China is set to overtake America's AI dominance within

 Infinity Ward‘s Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 might include a morality system and gore.The information on the potential 2019 Modern Warfare reboot follow-up has been shared by Twitter user RalphsValve and verified by VGC reports. The game’s campaign will apparently feature a new moral system that will be similar in design to Red Dead Redemption 2’s honour system.

Call of Duty will be a direct sequel to 2019's 'Modern Warfare'—and it looks 'amazing', according to a reliable industry insider.Journalist Tom Henderson, who has previously revealed accurate information about games like Call of Duty and Battlefield 2042 way ahead of release, confirmed that the next game will be called "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II". "I can confirm that the 2022 title is called 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II'.

Call Of Duty title to be released in 2022 will be called Modern Warfare II.According to industry insider Tom Henderson, Activision is planning on calling its next first-person shooter from Infinity Ward “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II” while also hinting that “the artwork looks fucking amazing”, as first reported by PCGamesN.In a follow-up tweet, Henderson clarified his claims saying: “I can confirm that I’ve seen artwork that says “Modern Warfare II” – But this does not necessarily confirm the title is 100% Modern Warfare II as names can change during development.”If Activision and Infinity Ward are planning on calling the next game Modern Warfare II, this would be a rather confusing title as the 2009 CoD game goes by the same name.

Call Of Duty game will reportedly be a sequel to Infinity Ward’s Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot from 2019.According to Eurogamer, the upcoming game, referred to as “Project Cortez”, was revealed as part of a list of leaked game titles datamined from Nvidia’s GeForce Now.VGC has since confirmed that this is the upcoming Call Of Duty game, due to release in 2022.“It looks like Call Of Duty: 2022 is codenamed Project Cortez,” said insider Tom Henderson via Twitter.