Image: Nintendo Life The conflict at the core of contemporary Call of Duty between the linear thrill ride of the campaign and the open-world approach that has progressed over the past twenty years of gaming has led to three modes receiving equal recognition in Modern Warfare 4. You have your classic storyline Campaign, which I discussed last week (it’s great). Then there’s your Multiplayer aspect, featuring its wide variety of game types to cater to flag capture enthusiasts, bomb deployers, traditional fraggers, or any other deathmatch-based, team-oriented or individual scenarios you prefer. This time, however, there’s also DMZ, a survival mode focused on extraction where you land on a vast map (either solo or in online teams of up to three), scavenge for resources, fulfill optional missions, call for a helicopter, and ideally return to basecamp to enhance, craft, or purchase superior equipment, and ultimately redeploy to continue the cycle. Exfil yer boots Image:...
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