Now, a minute-long video has surfaced online that shows early weapon animations, first-person cutscenes, 3D animations, and more. Black Ops 4 early cutscenes revealedĬall of Duty: Black Ops 4 was released as a multiplayer-only title that did not feature a single-player campaign. “Our MP lead at the time, when we went live, forgot to it out and there was no going back,” Smith said. However, the multiplayer lead at that time forgot to remove the map from the playlist. He said that the map was designed solely for split-screen multiplayer but got added to the “playlist script” for internal testing. Shipment was introduced as a map in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare at launch, back in 2007. The inclusion of a map featuring empty shipping containers was “truly an accident”, said Smith. Smith also let slip that one of the loved maps of the franchise, Shipment, was added as an accident. Then suddenly two years later they're like, 'Oh man, Hackney Yard was a great map,' but during the launch of it you're like 'That was a piece of crap.' You build those memories with your friends and eventually, you have these rose-tinted glasses of these maps.” Shipment Map was an accident He said, “It feels almost like it takes some time to get used to something new.

Also read: Call of Duty Devs Respond to Backlash Over Modern Warfare 2's Santa Sena Border Crossing Map Smith hit back at that by saying that when the studio does bring new maps, they are not accepted by the fans who prefer old maps. Smith also addressed the criticism faced by Infinity Ward for bringing back old maps instead of introducing new ones. We pivoted around and that's coming pretty soon.” He told Dexerto, “We're bringing an older one back that some guys, they really liked when they were at our office. Infinity Ward multiplayer design director Geoff Smith has teased that an old Call of Duty map will soon make its way to Modern Warfare II.

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