Players start with one modifier at the beginning of a match. Instead, prepare to embrace the match-changing modifiers! However, you should forget about Perk Packages, Killstreaks, or Field Upgrades: They don’t exist in Havoc.

The match starts in a similar manner to a Team Deathmatch. But do expect a whole lot of fast-paced combat with the emphasis on entertaining takedowns. Don’t expect two games of Havoc to play out identically. Infinity Ward specifically designed this as a “rogue” like mode, where each time a game is played, you receive enhancement modifiers that changes the gameplay in new and interesting (and not to mention, chaotic) ways. Havoc is a brand-new Core Multiplayer mode inspired by classic arena-shooter gameplay, then further enhanced with the injection of a random selection of frenzy-inducing modifiers. In Season 05, one thing is for certain: It’s time to wreak some Havoc. New Modes: Introducing Havoc, Big Capture the Flag, and Armored GunfightĮxpect three new Modern Warfare II Modes as Season 05 launches and progresses, along with a variety of returning Gunfight variants, and Faceoff with even more Operators for those seeking the ultimate in Cage Match experiences: Look for a full tactical overview of this map at mid-season. This small-sized map is focused on fast-paced combat, where shortcuts, outflanking, and consistent action is to be expected. Players are also allowed behind the curtain to view some of the inner workings of the facility, from Research and Development to the shipping and receiving areas, to a few of the laboratories. Many of the technological triumphs that the DRC have gifted the world are on display here. This map is located around the Visitor Center in the shadow of Building 21. Prepare to enter a new Zone in the DRC research campus.

Now an area within the vicinity of this clandestine location will be revealed for Modern Warfare II Multiplayer. Building 21 already had some spectacularly memorable moments in Call of Duty: Warzone.

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