The highly anticipated "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" is only a week away from its November 4 release, but intead of being thrilled, Glen Schofield, the leading cofounder of Sledgehammer Games, is very disappointed because some information about online game play has been leaked. 

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A Twitch user going by the name of Anfuny29 broadcasted a video showing game play from an early copy of the game and released the info via live stream. The user describes a 30 Killstreak called the "DNA Bomb." When a player achieves 30 kills without dying, the player will receive the DNA bomb to use on enemies. 

Once detonated, the bomb kills enemies near the explosion, but also releases a green mist of some sort of poisonous gas that spreads throughout the entire map. 

The DNA bomb will be very effective with killing the enemy team, but it won't end the match like the Tactical Nuke in "Call of Duty's Modern Warfare 2", or the MOAB in "MW3." 

According to Schofield, as he took to Twitter showing his frustration, the video of game play that was used to gain information about the DNA Bomb had been stolen. 

"We took three years to make a game. Kept it quiet for the fans and it has to be stolen & leaked a week before. That Sucks. A Real bummer. Thanks a lot," Schofield said in his post. 

Footage of the reported DNA Bomb will be hard to find again, as Anfuny29's stream and channel were eventually shut down. It's unknown how the user came across an early copy of the game. Some are speculating Sledgehammer Games or Activision might even have plans to pursue legal action against the streamer. 

Although "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" will be released November 4, players will receive the game a day earlier if they preorder it.

TagsCall of Duty: Advanced Warfare, leaked gameplay, 30 killstreak, DNA bomb, Sledgehammer games, Glen Schofield