IW Will Not Copy Anything from CoD:WaW
First off, good. In another interview on Gamerzines with Robert Bowling (fourzerotwo, IW's Community Manager), he stated that Infinity Ward will not be copying anything from CoD:WaW. Let me just say amen. I like CoD:Waw, but I think this 'two developer for CoD' is a great thing. Each developer should make their own experience each time they have the reigns of the CoD world. Hopefully, IW can deliver a unique CoD experience just as CoD:WaW did for fans. Read the full interview below:
I hope IW can deliver as they say. However, I will never rest my case that fourzerotwo was a 'super douche' when he made that comment publicly like that. Sometimes with the world of technology and twitter, some people lose the ability to think before opening their mouth...or typing with their fingers.
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Remember Treyarch banging on about how Modern Warfare's multiplayer was so good that it influenced World at War? Well, Infinity Ward won't be returning the favour.
"We're not taking any pages out of World at War's book," said Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling in an interview with GamerZines.
"We're crafting a special and unique experience for Modern Warfare 2 players that I don't want to spoil too much."
But will Infinity Ward outdo Treyarch's 65 rank cap? That's something Bowling isn't yet prepared to talk about.
"Definitive numbers like max level cap, complete weapon lists, and number of new perks is something I don't want to ruin and save for when the player ranks up and sees they're constantly receiving new rewards for it, whether that's a new weapon, perk, killstreak unlock, or item for their callsign."
The animosity between the two studios is no secret. Last year Bowling called out for the media to stop interviewing World at War's Senior Producer Noah Heller, asking them instead to talk to someone who "knows what the f**ck they're talking about", before calling him a "Senior Super Douche".
"You didn't work on previous Call of Dutys," Bowling said publicly to Heller, "so don't talk as if you're down with how / why things were designed the way they were. Second, you're completely f*****g wrong."
Ouch.
Modern Warfare 2 launches worldwide on November 10th on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. It'll probably be better than Call of Duty: World at War.
"We're not taking any pages out of World at War's book," said Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling in an interview with GamerZines.
"We're crafting a special and unique experience for Modern Warfare 2 players that I don't want to spoil too much."
But will Infinity Ward outdo Treyarch's 65 rank cap? That's something Bowling isn't yet prepared to talk about.
"Definitive numbers like max level cap, complete weapon lists, and number of new perks is something I don't want to ruin and save for when the player ranks up and sees they're constantly receiving new rewards for it, whether that's a new weapon, perk, killstreak unlock, or item for their callsign."
The animosity between the two studios is no secret. Last year Bowling called out for the media to stop interviewing World at War's Senior Producer Noah Heller, asking them instead to talk to someone who "knows what the f**ck they're talking about", before calling him a "Senior Super Douche".
"You didn't work on previous Call of Dutys," Bowling said publicly to Heller, "so don't talk as if you're down with how / why things were designed the way they were. Second, you're completely f*****g wrong."
Ouch.
Modern Warfare 2 launches worldwide on November 10th on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. It'll probably be better than Call of Duty: World at War.
I hope IW can deliver as they say. However, I will never rest my case that fourzerotwo was a 'super douche' when he made that comment publicly like that. Sometimes with the world of technology and twitter, some people lose the ability to think before opening their mouth...or typing with their fingers.
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