The release of Call of Duty: Ghosts is simply weeks away. Call of Duty fans fed-up with Grand Theft Auto Online may be ready to jump back into some working multiplayer gaming at that time.

While the multiplayer in Ghosts is determined to be nearly similar to the action that fans know and love from previous games, there are some tweaks on the way to change the experience. Female soldiers will change the tone of the sport slightly, as will “dynamic” maps where certain terrain will change through the years.

Activision and developer Infinity Ward also today showed off the recent “Squads” modes for Ghosts. The multiplayer mode will allow players to wade into combat with a squad in their own pre-customized AI teammates. Players may be capable of battle each others’ squads, or groups of players can tackle a completely-AI squad on their lonesome. The XP earned in Squads modes will still contribute to every player’s multiplayer rank, so it seems that Squads may soon become a method for players to grind up their levels against computer-controlled opponents.

A trailer for the mode released today shows off different Squads modes included in Ghosts. A horde mode against the AI is included, and player-created squads may well be battled even if those players are offline.