Raven showed off snippets of a mission starring a Soviet double agent sneaking around the KGB Moscow headquarters. I did eventually get a brief glimpse at some real spycraft. If I were to be cynical, it feels like an attempt to military-up an effort to be inclusive so that it doesn't look too much like an effort to be inclusive.īest M4A1 loadout Warzone : Top all-purpose AR buildsīest MP7 loadout Warzone : Effective SMG setupsīest Grau loadout Warzone : Strong AR buildsīest M13 loadout Warzone : The attachments to chooseīest Bruen Mk9 loadout Warzone : Enhance the LMGīest Kilo 101 loadout Warzone : Boost the punchy ARīest FAL loadout Warzone : Customise the semi-auto AR It implies that people who use neutral pronouns are hiding their gender, which is not how I’ve heard anyone describe their non-binary identity. A gender-neutral character option is a positive step for Call of Duty, but calling it “Classified” comes off as insecure. I raised an eyebrow at the three gender options of Male, Female, and Classified, the last of which will refer to the player with gender-neutral pronouns. You can also choose your skin tone and gender. Military background doesn’t make a difference in-game, but your psychological traits double as perks-Paranoid is a permanent boost to ADS time, Violent Tendencies is a damage buff, etc.
Presented with a mostly redacted file, you can fill in the blanks of your background and psychological profile. For the first time in a CoD campaign, players have some say in the creation of Cold War’s silent protagonist.
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