Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's Shoothouse inspired map has been detailed in new video
Infinity Ward, the team behind Modern Warfare 2, has given us all a little peek at a new map that is coming to the game."We tried to think of hidden training facilities, but it is also in an industrial cement factory," explained Geoff Smith, the director of multiplayer map design on Modern Warfare 2."The idea was, what if we put a Shoothouse type situation in the middle.
"If you want to play that crazy game, you can go to the centre and that action will find you. If you want to pull back and play a different way, it's still available to you." Meanwhile, Infinity Ward's senior environment artist Ashly Thundercliffe talked more about Farm 18's foliage, and how tricky it is to find that density sweet spot.
"If we go too dense... we have people hiding in the corners [but] if we don't go dense enough, we don't sell the narrative of the overgrowth." He goes on to say it is all about trying to find that"perfect harmony" that will give players a map that is a"beautiful, realistic space" while also offering a fun area for players to enjoy.Welcome to Farm 18. Location: [classified]. Shoothouse optional.
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