Today Armored Warfare, a free-to-play MMO tactical tank shooter, presents a new trailer focusing entirely on Player versus Environment. PvE is unique for tank games and unlike genre brethren that focuses on Player versus Player, only Armored Warfare lets players fight together in teams of five members against artificial intelligence opponents in objective-driven missions. This mode offers variety for players that prefer to take on challenges with friends over competing against them. A brand new trailer tells a story of one mercenary changing into his new way of dealing with a world on fire calling it his new “new war.”

The PvE missions come in three difficulties: Easy, Medium, Hard. The difficulty level influences the quality and number of opponents. Where the Easy difficulty enemy AI uses older and weaker vehicles, the Hard difficulty AI is ruthless and uses large number of very tough tanks as well as advanced tactics in order to provide the players with the challenge they desire. The players can select one mission of each difficulty level on the Mission Map screen. The available missions change regularly every several minutes.

Each mission begins with a briefing – a short overview of primary and secondary objectives, a description of the mission background, its location and of the opponents the players will be facing.

The objectives are the most important part. There are two types: Primary Objectives and Secondary Objectives.

All objectives do have a time limit. A mission only ends with a success if all the primary objectives are completed. Completing secondary objectives will award the players with additional rewards if the mission is successfully finished. There are many types of objectives, the most common ones include: capturing a location, destroying a target, protecting a target, and preventing the enemy from capturing a location.

All tasks are given out by a special operative, whose voice guides the players during the mission itself, warns them of objective changes, enemy waves approaching, and other mission events. At the end of the mission, the operative explains the mission outcome to the players and issues rewards for their performance. Whether you are looking for a hardcore team-play challenge or an easy, fun experience, the Player versus Environment mode has something for all types of players.

 

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