This new chapter in the Call of Duty game introduces a new dynamic in which players take on the role of a damaged nation battling for survival rather than independence or freedom. The nation's boundaries and the balance of global power have been irreversibly altered ten years after a terrible mass disaster.

A secretive squad identified only as "Ghosts" organizes the fight back against a newly emergent, highly advanced global power as the nation's Special Operations troops.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is a first-person shooter video game released in 2013 by Activision and developed by Infinity Ward. It is the tenth main Call of Duty title and the sixth produced by Infinity Ward.

The plot in Call of Duty: Ghosts is presented mostly through the perspective of one character, Logan Walker. For the most part, you play as Logan, although there are a few other characters you may play as in specific parts of the game.

In Ghosts, the maps are larger than in the previous Call of Duty games. The bus in Chasm and the Halon Gas in Sovereign are two examples of maps with dynamic elements. In addition, there are wider customization options than ever before. You may customize your character's head, helmet, gender, costume, and a variety of other features.

Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer mode incorporates elements never seen before in the Call of Duty franchise, such as character customization, dynamic settings, and a whole variety of new movements including sliding, leaning into corners, and improved interaction with the environment.  Guns in Call of Duty: Ghosts cause more damage also, causing players to die fast while also getting kills rapidly.

The prestige system, as well as the unlocking of weapons and attachments, is totally new. You unlock a squad member with squad points and rank it up to level sixty in order to achieve prestige. Once you've leveled up all 10 members of your team, they'll achieve max prestige.

You may either buy weapons, attachments, and equipment with squad points or wait until they reach a particular level to unlock them. You must unlock weapons for each member of your team individually.

In Call of Duty: Ghosts, a new game mode called Squads is introduced. This mode may be played alone or with additional players, such as friends. A squad consists of 10 different characters that may be customized.

Squads may be used in a variety of game modes that feature AI-controlled enemies and squad members. Squad Assault, Safeguard, Safeguard Infinite, Squad versus Squad, and Wargame are among the game modes available. All of these options are available both online and offline.

The traditional three-tiered perk system has been updated with seven categories of five perks. Speed, Handling, Stealth, Awareness, Resistance, Equipment, and Elite are the tiers.

Speed perks allow you to move quicker in general, while Handling perks allow you to move more effectively and consistently, and Stealth perks provide immunity to specific game elements. Awareness perk will provide you with a better overall view of the game and what's going on in the environment. Resistance is meant to provide resistance to typical game elements such as explosives. Equipment will increase the player's Tacticals, Lethals, and Attachments, whereas Elite perks are more situational based.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is set in the near future after the Middle East has been destroyed by nuclear weapons. In reaction to the subsequent global financial crisis, the oil-producing nations of South America organize the Federation of the Americas, which soon grows into a worldwide powerhouse, conquering and invading Central America, the Caribbean, and Mexico.

The Ghosts, a team of US Special Operations operatives trained to undertake clandestine missions behind enemy lines, are the game's main protagonists. Captain Elias Walker, a veteran US Army officer, commands the unit (Stephen Lang). Logan and David "Hesh" Walker (Brandon Routh) are accompanying him, as well as Riley, a trained German Shepherd, Captain Thomas A. Merrick (Jeffrey Pierce), and Gunnery Sergeant Keegan P. Russ (Brian Bloom)

Call of Duty: Ghosts introduces a large number of new elements and aspects to the game, which may overwhelm newcomers. If you follow these simple tips, you'll be well on your way to winning and overcoming your opponents.

Get to know the maps You may play around with the maps in Call of Duty: Ghosts, which is a new feature. You can ride elevators, open and lock doors, and blow holes in walls with C4 at specific interaction spots scattered across each scene.

You'll be able to make the map work for you if you understand how it works, especially in team games. Knowing what's going on and what's around pays off.

Concentrate on one class at a time.You don't want to spend all your resources too thin when you're initially starting out. Having the right tools and perks for the right situation might make the difference between winning and losing.

It is strongly advised that you create one class for your preferred match type, then prioritize equipping that soldier with the best equipment and perk you can afford with your limited Squad Points. You'll be significantly better equipped than your opponents early on if you focus on improving the most helpful class for your chosen match type.

Complete the Field Orders Field Orders are a brand-new element in Call of Duty multiplayer. Field Orders boxes will be dropped by fallen soldiers at random, which you may pick up and perform tasks for a free Killstreak.

The majority of these are rather straightforward to do, such as shooting two foes while prone or killing two people with your secondary weapon. They're a little price to pay for a chance at a Killstreak bonus that might nuke the map clean.

Plan your loadout You already know this if you've looked at the loadout options that are available in Ghosts. It's difficult to know where to put your hard-earned Squad Points. Worse, if you simply start spending those points and end up with a faulty loadout.

Try out the equipment and plan properly. Pick up the guns of the dead players and check out their loadouts if you're not sure what attachments you'll prefer. Find out what you enjoy and spend your money on the necessary things, and you'll have all you need without spending points on things you don't.

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