14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Sledgehammer Games and publisher Activision are ready to reveal the Achievements that gamers will be able to earn when the new Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is launched in November, with the text of some of them offering spoilers for the coming first-person shooter.
The full list, as shown by IGN, includes (Trophies are the same as the Achievements):
Carma – Kill an enemy by throwing a car door at them A New Era – Complete the campaign on any difficulty Hard Hitter – Complete the campaign on Hardened difficulty Excellence in Everything – Complete the campaign on Veteran difficulty Never Saw it Coming – Boost jump, dash forward, then air stomp on an enemy Escape Artist – Avoid 20 grenades by dodging with your exo Loud enough for you? – Kill 10 enemies or drones while affected by a sonic blast Maximum Overdrive – Kill 50 enemies while using Overdrive Genius – Kill 4 enemies with a single smart grenade Threat Detected – Paint 10 enemies with a single threat grenade Fly Swatter – Knock 25 Drones out of the sky with EMP grenades Where Are You Going? – Stop an AST with an EMP grenade History in the Making – Collect over half of the Intel Ferrum Absconsum – Collect all the Intel Riot Control – Kill 20 enemies while linked to the Mobile Cover Drone Advanced Soldier – Spend your first exo upgrade point Second Skin – Spend 10 exo upgrade points We Have the Technology – Spend 20 exo upgrade points Power Changes Everything – Completely upgrade your Exo Seoul Mates – Complete Induction Not on my Watch – Prevent the walking tank from being destroyed by the Drone Swarm in Induction Deadeye – Score ‘Excellent’ in the shooting range in Atlas Grenadier – Score ‘Excellent’ in the grenade range in Atlas Welcome to Atlas – Complete Atlas Look Both Ways – Kill all the KVA in the traffic section without shooting a civilian vehicle in Traffic Life in the Fast Lane - Complete Traffic. Fire and Forget – Kill 10 enemies with the Mobile Turret missiles in Fission Radioactive – Complete Fission Motor City – Complete Aftermath Wheelman – Finish the hoverbike sequence without hitting any walls or obstacles or taking damage in Aftermath Sitting Ducks – Kill 3 enemies with one shot of the Sniper Drone in Manhunt Born to Die – Complete Manhunt Betrayal – Complete Utopia Party Crasher – Kill 20 enemies with the Grappling Hook in Sentinel Crates on a Plane – Complete Sentinel The Destroyer Returns – Complete Crash Restricted Airspace – EMP 10 enemy aircraft out of the sky with the hovertank in Bio Lab Irons in the Fire – Complete Bio Lab GG – Complete Collapse Man Overboard! – Melee an enemy so they fly off the side of the ship in Armada Wrath of Atlas – Complete Armada Flying Ace – Shoot down 10 enemies with machine guns in Throttle Manticore Unleashed – Complete Throttle Heavy-Handed – Go through 20 gun drops in one-armed combat in Captured The Wheat from the Chaff – Complete Captured Exo Survival Veteran – Play 50 Exo Survival Matches Exo Survivor – Successfully Complete Exo Survival Bonus Wave (means players have finished all of exo survival. Only attainable in Riot) Class Warfare lay 30 minutes with each class Exp Flip – Flip a map. Flip Flop – Flip a map twice.
A focus on single player
It’s interesting to note that most of the Achievements for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare are linked to the single-player section of the shooter, which is weird considering how important multiplayer modes are for the success of the game.
The development team at Sledgehammer Games promises that the narrative it is building around the theme of power and its potential for corruption will be more emotional and engaging than any other in the franchise.
The action of the game takes place in 2054 and allows gamers to explore a version of the future where exo-skeletons are changing the face of warfare and are giving Private Military Companies more power than ever before.
When it comes to the multiplayer of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, the new technology is designed to make it easier for gamers to explore maps and to dodge incoming attacks.
At the same time, new powers are introduced and gamers can choose which ones to take into battle in order to suit their play style.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will be out on November 4 on the PC, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and last-gen consoles, and dedicated fans can get a special Day Zero Edition that offers access to the title 24 hours earlier and delivers double experience for the period.
Analysts are predicting that the title will sell less than last year’s Call of Duty: Ghosts.
