We, the itsmods members create a real-life modification, a bot, that's some sort of a supersoldier.
That supersoldier, is the character you're going to play like.


The goal of the mod is to break into different Infinity Ward/Treyarch buildings, and steal pieces of the mod tools/source code.
But it isn't just that easy. My idea is that the gameplay should be like the strike force missions in black ops 2, but still very different.
The similarity with the strike force missions, is that the player have the freedom to choose paths to get to the goal, and characters around him can die.
But, the player can't go in and out of actors or control vehicles during the game. Instead he does it during a intermission, the game starts when the player presses the "start" button.
When the game started, you can no longer place actors or vehicles, and play the game like you would normally do.

For example, the game starts, and the player can now rotate around the "map" (he can't get closer, just rotate around it like a ac130 in MW2). He can now place out where the actors and vehicles will spawn.
But they can't spawn from nowhere, the player also needs to choose how they get to the map. For instance, I can choose to spawn a
4-man squad with mp5's that will parachute from a helicopter. After that, I press "start", and the game will start.

Did I mention that everything is going to cost? Yes, all vehicles, loadouts, etc cost. Everything except soldiers, you "hire" soldiers by rescuing civillians (like office workers in the activision buildings).
After you bought something, you keep it until it breaks. (If you bought a jet, you can keep it until someone takes it down)
The player earns money by completing the missions, but can also steal money found in the building (money earned from overpriced DLC's), but that's going to take time.

If the player manages to steal the piece of mod tool, he gets rewarded - apart from money - with upgrades.
The upgrades differs by what piece of mod tool you stole.
So if you stole a part of the asset manager, you can buy perks for you (or your soldiers).
Perks such as; unlimited sprint (marathon), commando, stopping power, sliding, etc.

The mod could be made for CoD4, as it's the only CoD set in a modern setting and has full mod tools.
Yes, Cod4 is really old, almost 6 years has passed since the release of it. But people still play it.


And remember, NO REALISM. NO REALISM AT ALL, JUST EXPLOSIONS AND VEHICLES THAT EXPLODE... AND EXPLOSIONS.
Did I mention EXPLOSIONS?

Actually, i did. Don't you think that it's a little bit too late and meaningless?