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The player population has dwindled dramatically since launch (peaking at under 5,000 for the last few days), and while there are often seem to be a few Exo Zombies players available, the Ascendance competitive playlists are barren, even at what should be peak hours in the evening.

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But there's a big caveat: it only matters if youвЂ™re one of the few people still playing Advanced Warfare on PC and can get a group together. While no gigantic leap forward, itвЂ™s a cut above the throng of map packs and worth a shot if the gameвЂ™s fundamentals are losing your interest. With its grappling playlists, Ascendance reminds us that the best expansions are those that expand your horizons-jolting you out of old habits. The consequences of getting knocked down remain severe-thereвЂ™s nothing quite so harrowing as having to reclaim lost upgrades and abilities late in the day, when the map is overrun.

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As with previous offerings, the key to survival is working out when itвЂ™s worth a run on the traps, supply points, and upgrade stations and when to stick to the areas that are easiest to defend. The presence of NPCs you can find and defend in return for a weapons upgrade adds another wrinkle of risk and reward, but for the most part itвЂ™s more of the same.

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ThereвЂ™s a dark, part-flooded sewer thatвЂ™s home to an anti-virus pod (and a surprisingly helpful crocodile) tunnels where youвЂ™ll find the mapвЂ™s exo suits, not that this will help much if youвЂ™re cornered in the process a warehouse full of free-standing shelving units thatвЂ™s of particular service in the advent of zombie dogs and a fuel depot where movement is least restricted, both for you and your foes. The Infection map has more visual character than its predecessor, and also breaks down in more intriguing ways.

It takes place in and under a branch of Burgertown, queen of post-apocalyptic fastfood joints, and is home to a handful of new zombie types, including paunchy elites in Goliath suits. Given a certain amount of covering fire and nerves of steel, ball-carriers are able to whip themselves through or over defensive formations with insulting ease.Д¬hapter two of Advanced WarfareвЂ™s zombie career is a marked improvement on the first. But itвЂ™s Uplink, I think, that changes the most. It allows for rapid flanking and rearguard actions when assaulting objectives, and makes the tricked-out SMG wielder a true terror in vanilla deathmatch. Rope trickДЄll the Ascendance modes feel different for the grapple gunвЂ™s inclusion. ItвЂ™s fiddly at first-youвЂ™ll fetch up against plenty of intervening objects-but satisfying to master. The gun can be fired twice in succession and has a quick cooldown, which makes chaining moves a cinch: you might launch yourself down an alley, boost-jump at the corner to reorient, then grapple through a window to catch a sniper on the trot. It replaces your custom exo ability (though you can still dash, boost jump and slide as normal) and is a joy to wield.

The grappling gun is available in one playlist, and confined at the time of writing to the Ascendance maps.