Black Ops 2: 5 Reasons Multiplayer Will Be Game-Changing
1. Multi-Team 
For the first time, Call of Duty fans will be able to play multi-team format games in Black Ops 2, after clamouring for some time to see a similar sort of mode included in multi-player. Multi-Team is the hotly anticipated new class of game modes, which allows multiple teams of players to take to the battle field simultaneously, rather than just two teams facing off head-to-head. That will make for even more high-octane action with multiple foes competing for kills, objective points and ultimate victory. The new set-up will also come with new tactical demands, with support for up to 18 players and up to 6 teams and a whole new battle dynamic that should shake up the experience considerably. Treyarch have also introduced the new Hardpoint mode, which is like a traditional king of the hill-style match, in which players are charged with capturing a set zone and defending it, with points scored only when the player is in the zone. Interestingly, that zone will change throughout the match forcing players all to dash for the right place and changing the dynamic of the action during matches.