The Call of Duty: The Vanguard The open beta for PlayStation launches today with the open beta for PC and Xbox available from the 18th to the 20th. the Call of Duty community. This article will explain what the "battle rhythm" feature is and what each mode means to you as a player.
Tactical, blitz, and standard modes in Call of Duty: Vanguard explained
A new feature introduced as mentioned above is 'Battle Rhythm' which effectively allows players to decide the individual intensity of their game. Here are all the available modes with general information on each:
- Tactical – The classic 6v6 player experience.
- Aggression – Balanced combat rhythm that gives you plenty of room to breathe and plenty of targets
to kill. In the multiplayer beta, the number of players will vary between 20 and 28 players. - Flash – Features high-action lobbies where the intensity is increased with player counts even ranging from 28 to 48 players in a match.
Now that you have a basic overview of each mode, let's break them down in more detail. The Call of Duty: Vanguard battle rhythm modes will give players a new spin on multiplayer and offer something new for fans.
"Tactical" mode is, as it says on the tin, a classic experience with no changes to the basic matches you're used to, those who prefer multiplayer to remain similar throughout multiple installments may prefer this mode .
On the other hand, the “Assault” mode will increase the number of players to 10 against 10, 12 against 12, or even a higher number of players; those who enjoy large-scale battles with lots of players to eliminate will appreciate this addition to the battle pace modes.
Finally, 'Blitz' will deliver intense lobbies with up to 48 players in matches and total chaos on the battlefield for players to revel in and enjoy the chaotic action.
That's all you need to know about Call of Duty: Battle Rhythm Vanguard right now. Will you participate in these new modes?
Call of Duty: The Vanguard will launch on November 5 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
