Call of Duty 2022 is yet to be officially announced by Activision. However, we already know that it’s happening and will likely arrive later this year. And now, a fresh leak from a trusted insider has revealed more details for the upcoming sequel to 2019’s Modern Warfare.

According to scooper Ralph, on Twitter, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2022 will feature an interesting multiplayer mode. Furthermore, he mentioned that the mode is called the ‘Attackers v. Defenders’ mode. It is said to be quite similar to that of Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six Siege, but with improved gameplay.

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Call of Duty 2022 to take on Rainbow Six Siege with the new multiplayer mode!

Going by the newest leak, Modern Warfare 2022’s multiplayer will consist of an ‘Attackers vs Defenders’ mode. In terms of the map, it’s expected to be similar to that of Call of Duty 4’s CQB Test. It will also be quite large in size. The Attackers will have the assigned roles per a general vote; one nominated player will be the Team Leader.

Between each of the passing round, all the participating teams will get a debrief period. That way, players will be able to make roster changes.

Ralph also shared details on the Condition System, mentioning the minor, critically injured, and mortally wounded. Attackers will have an advantage, in Call of Duty 2022 multiplayer, by having ‘Tourniquets’ to help fallen team players. However, that will also depend on the state of the wounded members and will accordingly affect the revival time.

There will be a time limit as well, for finishing a certain objective.

When it comes to the Defenders, they will need a strategy in stopping the incoming Attackers. The defending players will have to properly utilize boobytraps, hidden locations, and other equipment. Additionally, the destruction feature will be crucial for the team members. It will help in actively defending any position-based objective in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2022’s multiplayer.

As for the objective in the ‘Attackers vs Defenders’ mode, players will need to either reach and intercept or defend a particular area of the map the players are playing on.

Since the above-mentioned information is still a leak, fans should take this with a grain of salt. Activision might come up with an official announcement soon.

What do you think of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2022? Do you think it will be as good as its 2019 predecessor?

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