Its last two classes indicate that 'Call of Duty: Mobile' is going to import some of the franchise's Zombies mode quirkiness. The Scout has a sensor dart to detect enemy positions and a tracking ability to discover recent enemy footprints, while the Medic can heal themselves and teammates with greater speed and can deploy a field medical station for continuous healing. The Defender has increased resistance to non-bullet damage and can place a deformable shield, while the Mechanic is better at seeing vehicles, enemy traps, and other equipment, and can call in an EMP drone. They'll also be picking between six initial classes of combatant, the blog mentioned, each one having its own specific ability and skill. Standard for the last-person-standing Battle Royale genre, but in a first for the 'Call of Duty' games, 'Call of Duty: Mobile' will feature both third and first-person perspective modes players will choose before each match begins. Just as the 'Call of Duty' computer and console version of Battle Royale, Blackout, took place in an environment inspired by previous franchise maps, so too will 'Call of Duty: Mobile.'Īccording to an official blog post from series publisher Activision, selected map elements are being pulled in from 'Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare' (Countdown, Crash, Killhouse, Overgrown, Pipeline, Shipment), 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' (Estate), 'Call of Duty: Black Ops' (Firing Range, Launch, Nuketown), 'Call of Duty: Black Ops II' (Diner, Farm, Standoff) and 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 4' (Seaside). The Battle Royale mode in 'Call of Duty: Mobile' will feature 100 players, playlists for solo, duo, and four-person squads, plus six soldier classes, dog tag revives, and third or first-person perspective.

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