I don't think those are the official perks at all, I think that's just stuff the poster made up of what he thinks would be good perks. I found this thread, that had 13 different perk lists all created by posters http://mw3f.com/forum/topic/713-the-perk-list-megathread/
This has been one of the more disappointing trailers I have seen from CoD in recent years. Visually, it does not look as appealing as its competition in BF3 but rather it looks exactly like a minor upgrade graphically over MW2. I hope to be proven wrong by stunning gameplay and a non-BS filled multiplayer. Mind you these are high hopes. Step up your game Infinity Ward.
I'm not sure how you could expect anything other than a minor upgrade graphically with CoD games. Maybe CoD next-gen will use a new engine or something (assuming Activision hasn't killed it by then).
MW3 Elite The Legend Of Karl trailer: <iframe width="640" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/c8AMMgZHoQ0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
OK. Was that to refute my point? Because I can't really tell. The game's engine seriously needs an upgrade, along with a lot of their tech, but no way that's happening anytime soon.
Looks like they've figured out a way to add an optional monthly charge to MW3: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...4.html?mod=WSJ_hp_MIDDLENexttoWhatsNewsSecond. Surprise surprise.
No dedicated servers. http://kotaku.com/5805959/the-modern-warfare-3-files-team-perks-no-nukes-new-killstreaks The Modern Warfare 3 Files: Team Perks, No Nukes, New Killstreaks Brian Crecente — It's a fair guess that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will follow in the footsteps of last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops, shattering sales records and bringing even more people to video games. But it's typically not the single player campaign, detailed here, that draws in those record-breaking numbers. While many, including myself, enjoy the Call of Duty campaigns, it's the multiplayer that has managed to shift the Call of Duty franchise from a video game to something more akin to a sport. People play pick-up games of Black Ops, Modern Warfare 2, even Modern Warfare, like they play games of baseball, soccer or shoot some hoops. Like it or not, consider it innovative or rehashed gameplay, the Call of Duty franchise has in many ways transcended what it is to be a video game. So here's your first, unofficial look at what we can expect from the bread and butter, the heart of Modern Warfare 3 when it hits this fall. Do keep in mind that while the details of the game's single player campaign, first reported by Kotaku via inside sources and later seemingly verified with the official release of a trailer and matching levels, are likely mostly locked in stone. What is delivered with multiplayer could easily shift. Multiplayer is often tweaked after the game hits. It also receives a number of downloadable content packs post launch. With the advent of Elite, that's even more likely. That being said, here's what our inside sources are telling us we can expect from multiplayer. The game's multiplayer will be divided into cooperative Special Ops maps and traditional multiplayer maps. There will be no zombie modes in this game, not a surprise since zombies were introduced to the Call of Duty franchise by Treyarch and have, so far, popped up only in the Treyarch-developed games. Special Ops will include both a survival, horde-like mode and a mission mode, with a total of a dozen maps and missions to choose from between the two. As we've previously reported, there are 20 maps being worked on for Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer. It is unclear how many multiplayer and Spec Ops maps and missions will come with the game and how many will be sold at a later date as add-on downloadable content. Key to the multiplayer experience is the ability for players to level up their characters and unlock perks to modify the effectiveness of their equipment, character and enemy equipment. The multiplayer matches also include killstreaks, which are special one-time rewards that are unlocked after a player kills other players a set number of times without dying. As could be expected, developers Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games have been working to tweak both killstreaks and perks for Modern Warfare 3. The biggest new addition to the game that we've heard of so far is the creation of Team Perks. These are perks that a team can work toward to earn. It is unclear whether this will be tied to clans or some other team system, but their inclusion could help push the game into a more team-driven title, something the premium Elite service is likely to tie into. While we don't know the total number of team perks coming to Modern Warfare 3, we have been told four of them: Stopping Power: Increased bullet damage. Blast Shield: Unclear Health Regen: Regenerate health over time. Stun Protection: Prevent stunning from flash grenades. New perks coming to Modern Warfare 3 include: Blind Eye: This makes you immune to computer-controlled and player-controlled killstreaks. The pro version makes your launchers lock on faster and gives you extra bullet damage to vehicles. Assassin: This makes you immune to UAV, thermal, and heartbeat sensors. The pro version also makes you immune to CUAV, EMP and no longer shows your name in red or the crosshair in red when you're targeted. Point Guard: Every two assists count as a kill towards your killstreak. Dead Silence: You make no noise. Recon: Gives you a special kind of radar to spot enemies, most likely. We're not sure on this one. We're not clear on how many or which previous perks will be coming to the game, but it sounds like the ones that do return will do some from Modern Warfare 2, not Black Ops. There will also be a bevy of new killstreaks to play with in multiplayer. Here's the rundown on the latest thinking: EMP Grenade: Temporarily takes out all area electronics. Littlebird: A tiny remote-controlled helicopter. Precision Airstrike: Calls in an airstrike on a targeted area. Stealth bomber: Calls in a B2 Spirit to carpet bomb along a line designated by the player. Remote Turret: A remote controlled turret. Directional UAV: A UAV that can be directed into areas to scan for enemies. Remote Mortar: Direct a mortar team using a zoomable camera view of the map to call in strikes. Airdrop Trap: A booby-trapped airdrop. Ammo Resupply: An ammo reloading airdrop. Escort Airdrop: A protected airdrop. Specialist Strike Package: This one remains a mystery to us. While it's likely that some of the killstreaks will drop out or be added in, we've been told that the team has decided to remove the controversial Tactical Nuke killstreak from the game. Other tweaks being looked at by the team include making sure things like exploding barrels not counting toward a player's killstreak tally. We've also learned, unfortunately, that this latest Call of Duty still won't support dedicated servers, instead relying on the hosted servers found in previous iterations of the game. Dedicated servers were removed from the Modern Warfare games starting with Modern Warfare 2. (Modern Warfare 3 appears to be using DemonWare for player authentication, just like with Call of Duty: Black Ops.)
But you get the other maps included in that that others will have to pay for later if they want, correct?
The article seemed to imply that. Your article implies they're working on DLC concurrently with what will be released with the game... I find that pretty annoying.
my head hurts reading that only us xbox live players will have to pay while PS3 gets it for free. activision has something against xbox.
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These games are tied to the current generation of consoles, which means no noticeable graphics upgrade until the x box 720 and ps4 are released.
Cool commercial. If they spent that kind of money on developing the game itself instead of the advertising, they may actually have a chance of making it better instead of churning out the same old thing every year. But sales is more important than the game anyways I guess.
