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Originally Posted by Pants
IW is gone, bruh, and so are any advancements in the COD franchise. If you want more of MW2, I can totally understand because that game was the shit. Some people have simply moved on, though. /shrug
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I would say having 3 separate killstreak tiers is a pretty good advancement. Especially when each class that you have has it's own separate killstreak loadout. I can't tell you how many times I have ran the wrong killstreak setup and was stuck with killstreaks I didn't want. Now you can just change your class to whichever one has the killstreak loadout you want.
The Assault streaks are just like what you are used to from MW2, but now you don't have to die to keep getting streaks, as soon as you reach your highest streak your killstreaks reset. Now if you get 21 kills with your gun without dying and are running a 3-5-7 setup you will get 3 UAV's, 3 pred missiles, and 3 Attack Choppers.
Support streaks reward players who run team friendly killstreaks and you don't have to worry about losing your streak when you die. Plus you get points toward your killstreaks for playing objectives, shooting down killstreaks, and you even get points each time a teammate picks up a ballistic vest. The Support Package is revolutionary because now people don't have to worry about dying, it's a brilliant way to influence people to move around more.
The Specialist Package will let you get extra perks instead of killstreaks. Every two kills in a row gets you another perk, and once you get an 8 killstreak you will be given every perk in the game.
They also added the Prestige Shop, Call of Duty Elite, improved Theater Mode, two new gamemodes, and added a greatly enhanced version of Private Match with ranked leaderboards and unheard of customization. Now people can create a custom gamemode where you can restrict anything you want and post it on Call of Duty elite for others to play, and if enough people play it, IW will add it to the public playlist.