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Yeah, Im not very impressed with what's been shown.
I guess its great that people are getting world war 1 and its an alternate universe so we can still have our M16A3 that no one can live without.
I don't get why everyone is talking about how this is a CoD killer. Everyone knows that I am not on any CoD boat since MW2, but I do get tired of hearing CoD killer every major release and CoD is still #1. The only CoD killer is CoD. That's it.
I don't get why everyone is talking about how this is a CoD killer. Everyone knows that I am not on any CoD boat since MW2, but I do get tired of hearing CoD killer every major release and CoD is still #1. The only CoD killer is CoD. That's it.
I can answer that one. "Twitch chat." And that's it. It's fun to jump on the bandwagon and chant, "RIP COD!" over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over... And over and over and over and over again. After that they chant a few more times over and over and over again. And then they reiterate in case they weren't clear before over and over and over again. After a while, I found myself thinking of fish and got a bit hungry.
So yeah it's fun to jump on the bandwagon and insult a franchise for the sake of fun and popularity. I can also say more than half of those who chanted that will buy Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. They are not exclusively Battlefield customers. Twitch chat is great... To hit full-screen on.
I don't get why everyone is talking about how this is a CoD killer. Everyone knows that I am not on any CoD boat since MW2, but I do get tired of hearing CoD killer every major release and CoD is still #1. The only CoD killer is CoD. That's it.
Deep in their hearts everyone knows how COD is still going to be #1 on sales, but I think more and more people are starting to catch on on how that is kind of unfair, seeing that COD is just a lot of the same and isn't really bringing anything new or inovative, or great visuals for the money that you have to spend on it every year.
Yeah, Im not very impressed with what's been shown.
I guess its great that people are getting world war 1 and its an alternate universe so we can still have our M16A3 that no one can live without.
I don't get why everyone is talking about how this is a CoD killer. Everyone knows that I am not on any CoD boat since MW2, but I do get tired of hearing CoD killer every major release and CoD is still #1. The only CoD killer is CoD. That's it.
Same here. I thought the live stream was kind of boring. Even the live audience seemed bored, and these were top twitch streamers that traveled to the event. Every release we hear "cod killer", but that is not going to happen. both franchises have enough followers that your not going to have 1 top game. The other thing that concerned me was how that one guy was talking about how much more "brutal" this game is. In this day and age I'm sure the media and the anti-video game crowd is just going to run with that.
but I think more and more people are starting to catch on on how that is kind of unfair, seeing that COD is just a lot of the same and isn't really bringing anything new or inovative, or great visuals for the money that you have to spend on it every year.
I don't know. I felt that Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare refreshingly shook things up enough to keep people invested in the series. The only game people really noticed the series going stale is Call of Duty: Ghosts (and maybe MW3), and that's mainly because Infinity Ward tried to market this as next-gen gaming with new engine tech (which it didn't, though it was cool how they have the engine coverting low-poly models to high polys on the fly), and a so-called refreshing change from Modern Warfare with a meaningful story involving a dog. I don't think we hit a strong enough trend where people are noticing yearly releases can get tiring. The skepticism is happening too slowly for Activision to worry about (I don't even know if it can even be called gradual when they keep hitting record sales).
Then there's Activision changing policy to have their pool of developers work with three years instead of two. Whether that means Activision is noticing their games aren't high enough quality by frequently rushing games out, or a pre-emptive strategy to give studios more time to get creative with the franchise, remains to be seen (I think Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 succeeded?). Personally I feel sorry for these studios because I'd be burnt out and bored of making Call of Duty games. Even CD Projekt Red (at long freaking last) gets a tiny bit of variety with The Witcher board game, and Cyberpunk 2077 (anyone still remember that? I'm hoping it's not cancelled). I get that the money pays well, but doing one franchise for the rest of your life would drive me insane. My creativity would bottom out, and I'd be coming into work solely for the paycheck, as my passion dissipates and I wait for my chance at retirement... Or quitting and forming my own indie studio because I don't mind murderously painful stressful work.
There is even a Network Dock to allow you to control devices remotely.
At Computex this week, Elgato unveiled several new upcoming products that will basically let you use some form of Stream Deck everywhere. Their "Stream Deck Everywhere" strategy includes adding no fewer than four new and updated products to the lineup.
There are things like the rather mundane Virtual Stream Deck, which is a software-only version of Stream Deck, to things like the Network...
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I guess its great that people are getting world war 1 and its an alternate universe so we can still have our M16A3 that no one can live without.
I don't get why everyone is talking about how this is a CoD killer. Everyone knows that I am not on any CoD boat since MW2, but I do get tired of hearing CoD killer every major release and CoD is still #1. The only CoD killer is CoD. That's it.
So yeah it's fun to jump on the bandwagon and insult a franchise for the sake of fun and popularity. I can also say more than half of those who chanted that will buy Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. They are not exclusively Battlefield customers. Twitch chat is great... To hit full-screen on.
Then there's Activision changing policy to have their pool of developers work with three years instead of two. Whether that means Activision is noticing their games aren't high enough quality by frequently rushing games out, or a pre-emptive strategy to give studios more time to get creative with the franchise, remains to be seen (I think Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 succeeded?). Personally I feel sorry for these studios because I'd be burnt out and bored of making Call of Duty games. Even CD Projekt Red (at long freaking last) gets a tiny bit of variety with The Witcher board game, and Cyberpunk 2077 (anyone still remember that? I'm hoping it's not cancelled). I get that the money pays well, but doing one franchise for the rest of your life would drive me insane. My creativity would bottom out, and I'd be coming into work solely for the paycheck, as my passion dissipates and I wait for my chance at retirement... Or quitting and forming my own indie studio because I don't mind murderously painful stressful work.