Sledgehammer Games’ co-founder Michael Condrey is at it again answering questions about the studio’s upcoming shooter coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, but not Wii U.

According to Tweets from Condrey, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will not be making its way to Nintendo’s latest platform this year. He says the studio is “focused on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.” We do know, however, that Advanced Warfare is still landing on Microsoft and Sony’s previous-gen hardware and — though we’ve no specifics — that it’s being developed or ported by a separate studio.

Condrey then went on to answer a few more inquiries about Advanced Warfare’s multiplayer game modes, mentioning that there will, in fact, be 13 at launch, which is plus one in addition to the intel we were previously given. Sadly, Demolition will not be one of them. Myself and fellow MP1st co-founder Fahed were particular admirers of this one!

Condrey did, however, confirm that, in addition to Team Deathmatch, Kill Confirmed, Domination, Hardpoint, Search & Destroy, Search & Rescue, and Capture the Flag, more familiar Call of Duty game modes will be making a return.

A few specifics on Advanced Warfare’s Hardcore playlist were also dropped, including the fact that Hardcore modes will “definitely” be Team Kill and not Ricochet, meaning friendly fire will kill teammates, as in older Call of Duty titles, instead of harming the shooter.

As for weapons, Condrey also confirmed that more “traditional” Call of Duty weapons, like the AK-47, will be returning. Furthermore, the studio has “got you covered” on customizable camos for those weapons. He also mentioned that DLC weapon camos are a probability.

Catch all of Condrey’s Tweets below:

@1422644 no, no WiiU. That was an Activision decision. We are focused on XboxOne, PS4, and PC.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@LadyScorpio1988 13 game modes. Demo not one of them at launch.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@Mr_Snorkel yes

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@Six7_Tango team kill. Definitely.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@proxygmz yes, several

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@Zekko64 yup. Got you covered.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

@IrishElectrix probably. We’ll tackle that after Nov 4

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 20, 2014

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare hits shelves on November 3 for those picking up the Day Zero Edition. Be sure to catch the most recent details on our dedicated Advanced Warfare page, as Sledgehammer has been spilling a ton of info since the game’s official multiplayer reveal.

What was rather ambiguous during the reveal of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s multiplayer is now becoming clearer as Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey continues to interact with fans of the studio’s upcoming shooter.

On Twitter, Condrey was able to confirm to one questioner that practice bots will be featured in a mode the studio is tentatively calling the “Combat Readiness Program.” Practice bots have been a heavily requested feature since they were last available in Treyarch’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 and Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Ghosts and it appears Sledgehammer continuing the trend.

Elsewhere, Condrey dropped a few more details on Advanced Warfare’s Supply Drops feature, confirming that they will unlock multiplayer content through the game’s single player campaign and will offer rewards based on difficulty level. He also mentioned that weapon camos can still be unlocked traditionally, in addition to camos earned through Supply Drops.

Lastly, Condrey offered a few specifics on aim assist in Advanced Warfare and confirmed that a third-person view mode will not be available at launch.

Check out his Tweets below:

@GaryHamlett3 @GlenSchofield yes, in a mode we are tentatively calling Combat Readiness Program, and yes, in every mode.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

@OpTicMiDNiTE @z0mgItsHutch Aim assist has not been reduced. However there are now options to turn it off.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

@JestoniOpinaldo yes, some will be like that and rewarded off challenges completed.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

@Prove_Jawz yes

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

@SnazzyPanic you can unlock camos or earn weapon loot with cool camos already on them

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

@Nlt601 not at launch.

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) August 17, 2014

Condrey’s been on a bit of a streak with intriguing multiplayer announcements. Earlier, he confirmed that Advanced Warfare will offer a traditional multiplayer playlist that does away with Exo Abilities and Exo movements. He also touched on dynamic maps, hardcore game modes, and prestige details.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare hits current and previous gen consoles and PC on November 3.