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Joe Cecot, Studio Multiplayer Creative Director – We like to think of DMZ as an action extraction shooter. When we made Call of Duty: Warzone, we looked at what’s happening in the genre of battle royales. We always talked about, let’s skate where the puck is going, not where the puck is. And so, Call of Duty: Warzone for us was the kind of action BR with the addition of parachutes and buybacks and gulags. For DMZ, we’ve been paying attention to the genre. We try and play every different extraction shooter that comes out, or even games that are slightly similar, just to see what’s clicking with

Joe Cecot, Studio Multiplayer Creative Director – When we look at solo play, we aim to create a very interesting and dangerous world. We want you to respect the AI enemies. We feel like if people can just run around and do whatever they want, that we haven’t done our jobs. It’s that pacing of combat with AI that makes an extraction shooter really healthy. But if you’re a solo player, there’s no one to revive you. We had this idea: what if there was a way that you could always get yourself up one time? So we added the tourniquet mechanic – when you spawn into DMZ, you have your health bars at m

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