If you've played Call of Duty's recently-created DMZ mode, you'll have an idea of the risk-reward setup that this can create, and the tension of being in a fight with your best items in your backpack. This should make for a different feeling and tone, but you'll still have a base of operations to plan your raids and work out what you want to keep in your persistent stash or risk by taking with you. Expect more modes to be announced in the coming months.That setting is also a major change - gone are the urban environments we're used to, replaced by small-town Americana and a distinct lack of skyscrapers. Some modes have three teams fighting it out, while others take place on open maps with players organically meeting other teams as they explore. Rogue teammates have to wait longer for extraction and, with their respawning team still out for blood, this should create some good risk-reward moments.Ĭurrently only three person teams have been shown, but how these are used varies. You have to be careful, however, as your own team can betray you for a larger haul of the swag. This means fighting off opponents until the helicopter arrives.
Once you call for extraction, keeping the teammate that requested it alive becomes your team’s focus. So, you must survive and evacuate a level if you want your rewards. Exploring the eerily deserted city, you can find loot to upgrade your character – but this is only usable once it has been identified at your base. It is a world of distrust and double crosses – the perfect environment for this online multiplayer shooter.Īfter entering The Dark Zone, you should consider yourself a target. It is in this pressure cooker environment that Tom Clancy’s The Division takes place.
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