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From Activision launching the free to play Call of Duty: Warzone, Modern Warfare becoming the best selling Call of Duty of all time, to the release of Cold War, 2021 shaped up to be a pretty big year for the franchise.
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As we head into 2021, we wanted to share our expectations and speculation around what's to come from the Call of Duty world.
We're expecting the new Call of Duty 2021 game, new seasons of content for Black Ops Cold War & Warzone, new content for Call of Duty: Mobile, and potential Modern Warfare content to come.
Let's go through what we expect in 2021 from the Call of Duty world.
Speculation: Call of Duty 2021
Well of course, we all know there's a new Call of Duty game coming in the fall. But the speculation, and mystery, around the title is which studio is developing it.
Call of Duty was on a pretty set 3 year development cycle starting in 2014 with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Sledgehammer Games was added to the rotation alongside Infinity Ward and Treyarch to give the teams an extra year to release their latest Call of Duty title.
This cycle, was of course, up-ended in 2021 when Sledgehammer Games' was no longer the lead on the title (as revealed in May 2021), and Activision put Treyarch in charge. Treyarch released Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War in Nov. 2021 with a less than 2 year development cycle with Raven Software as the co-developer.
This leaves the big question: which team is on the 2021 Call of Duty game?
This leaves the big question: which team is on the 2021 Call of Duty game?
Sledgehammer Games has been rebuilding their studio extensively over the last four years in the shadows. The team lost a large portion of the employees in 2021 when Activision removed studio co-founders Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey.
SHG revealed on Twitter that they have hired over 150 new people in 2021 alone, and the team is working on multiple projects. They have been credited as a support studio for Modern Warfare, Warzone, and Black Ops Cold War. But now, it begs to ask: are they ready for the spotlight again? Is this team ready, with a full premium Call of Duty experience, for 2021? That could certainly be the case. What could their game be: Advanced Warfare 2? Vietnam War related? Future game?
The other potential possibility is Infinity Ward makes the 2021 Call of Duty in a shortened two year development cycle, but that seems a little less plausible because the team worked a lot on Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare's post launch season, alongside Raven. It seems more likely Infinity Ward will take the 3 years to get ready, but we could be in for surprise.
Confirmed: New Black Ops Cold War Content
There's definitely going to be new Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War content coming throughout 2021, with new seasons with new Battle Passes and more. Treyarch has been advertising the post launch season as the ‘biggest Black Ops year yet.'
New seasons will arrive with new Battle Passes, new MP maps & modes, new Gunfight experiences, new weapons, and more for players to experience. There's also the new Zombies maps that fans have been waiting. All of the content will be free, aside from the paid tiers of the Battle Pass & Store bundles.
Zombies fans have new map experiences to look forward to, with the Dark Aether story continuing. One of the things that's not clear is how many new Zombies maps will release in 2021. In years past, the Season Pass (or Black Ops Pass) gave fans the number of post launch Zombies maps to expect: 4. Will 4 be the standard even with free Zombies maps? That remains yet to be seen.
Confirmed: New Warzone Content
Call of Duty: Warzone continues to be incredibly successful for Activision with over 80 million players since its launch in March 2021.
2021 will see more content for Warzone, with its integration with Black Ops Cold War. New seasons will bring new Battle Pass & cosmetic content for Warzone players.
There'll be updated weapon rotations and balancing as Raven Software looks to balance out the Modern Warfare & Black Ops weapons together in this world.
Beyond the usual expected content, there's also rumors suggesting a new, large map for Warzone could be coming. Back in June of this year, YouTuber TheXclusiveAce posted a video highlighting some zones of the Warzone map he got from a source. That map, which is rumored to be set in Russia (or mountains in that region), has yet to be officially confirmed.
There's no timeframe for when this new map will debut, but there are hopes for a potential release in the first half of the year.
Confirmed: New Call of Duty: Mobile Content
Call of Duty: Mobile is also another successful, and now established, pillar of the Call of Duty world for Activision.
The mobile game has seen over 300 million downloads since its October 2021 launch, and recently launched in China, which will expand Activision's Call of Duty audience significantly.
We can expect to see more Call of Duty: Mobile Seasons as the year goes on. The Call of Duty: Mobile development team has been releasing new seasons of content on an almost monthly basis, with new Battle Pass, MP maps, and more in tow.
There's also the possibility of expanded esports support for Call of Duty: Mobile. The game hosted its first Championship events, online, in 2021 with a partnership with SONY. Call of Duty: Mobile's esports is expanding in regions like India.
As always, check back to CharlieIntel for the latest news on Call of Duty: Mobile and follow our COD Mobile Twitter account for updates.
Speculation: New Modern Warfare Content
Will there be new Modern Warfare get new content in 2021? Well, that's a little up in the air.
We're hoping to see some new Modern Warfare content throughout the year as the game still has an established fan base. Players are enjoying Modern Warfare's mechanics and engine and continue to do so. Many fans have been upset recently over the game turning into a big advertisement for Black Ops Cold War, and have been asking Infinity Ward to bring more content.
While there's no official announcements yet, an Infinity Ward developer on Twitter stated back in the end of November that there's new content ready for the title, but he's not sure when it's set to go live.
In addition, recent data mining from the game's files have hinted at new content for Modern Warfare. Data miners found new Store bundles for the game, including a Soap Operator Pack as well as another new Operator 'Sparks.'
Data mining in the past also identified a variety of unreleased MP maps, Gunfight maps, and more, but there's no clarity on if the studio officially plans to release those.
Speculation: Call of Duty: Warzone on Mobile
Our last speculation for a potential release in 2021: Activision expanding Call of Duty with more mobile titles. With the incredible success of Call of Duty: Mobile in 2021, we wouldn't be surprised to see more mobile titles from Activision.
One of the mobile titles that could be possible is Warzone releasing on Mobile. An Activision job listing in 2021 revealed that they are hiring a team to build Warzone features and more into a mobile experience. The listing stated that they were looking for someone to 'harvest, adapt and deliver the essential features from Warzone console and PC into their best mobile instantiation.'
The job listing was removed and later replaced with the listing saying a new 'Mobile FPS' title. The company has numerous job listings open for Mobile developers, so it remains to be seen if Warzone (or a potential other Call of Duty experience) for mobile will be ready in 2021.
So there you have it. This is all of what we expect to be released from the Call of Duty franchise in 2021. As always, stay tuned to CharlieIntel.com for the latest news as all of this unfolds throughout the year.
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Here's a Call of Duty 4 weapons chart made by DenKirson, it has the same stats as our weapon stats section, but here you can see it all on one page in a chart.
Also there is a bullet penetration chart
A small explanation: (thanks to Barricade from our forums (Note: The damage on the chart has been changed to (Minimum - Maximum))
Damage and range - Most guns have two values here because their shots do less damage at high ranges. To give you an example on how that works, lets have a look at the M16.
When bullets from this gun hit a target within 1500u (u = unit; a special value to determine distances in this game) they do 40 points of damage. Beyond 1500u the bullets loose power and after travelling 2000u at all they will do 30 damage pts. each, which is why everybody uses stopping power with this gun (one 3 round burst = only 90 damage pts. at 2000u).
If you use a silencer the range is reduced to 500-1000. Also note that a unit is longer on large maps and shorter on small maps. That way the range of your weapon is adjusted to the size of the map you are currently playing on.
Damage multipliers - Hit your opponent in the designated spot to do more damage or even score a 1 hit kill. Most weapons get a x1.4 damage bonus for headshots and some sniper rifles get an additional x1.5 multiplier for shots to the neck and torso.
Rate of fire - How many bullets you can fire in one minute with this gun assuming you don't have to reload.
Reload time - How long it takes to reload this weapon when there is still a round in the chamber and when the gun is completely empty.
Hip accuracy - How accurate your shots are when you're standing/crouched/prone. Lower value = better. The numbers on the right determine the accuracy when you are moving while in the stance shown on the left. If you are moving the crosshairs get larger to reflect the loss of accuracy.
For more about stats check out the Stats Overview and Stat Descriptions pages.
Bullet Penetration Chart
Looking for the CoD: World at War weapons chart? Click here.
