Bashandslash has a clip and article up about the reason why Call of Duty 4 was great for PC.
Very conflicting with what is being purposed now. We do not know how Modern Warfare 2 will be, but does this seem to contradict what is happening?
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By changing the way the PC online experience works, Infinity Ward is effectively saying that some of the basic elements back in CoD4 did not succeed.
<!--more-->Here is a great interview made just before CoD4 released by Modern Warfare's senior man at that time, Grant Collier.
He cites as huge positives:
- the fat pipe provided by dedicated servers
- the moddability of the game
- Punk Buster anti-cheat out of the box
Fast-forward to MW2 and Grant is gone, as are the community's servers, the moddability is probably gone too and of course Valve's anti-cheat system (VAC) has replaced PB. Listen carefully, the ironies in this video are superb. Thanks to Frans B. for the link.
He cites as huge positives:
- the fat pipe provided by dedicated servers
- the moddability of the game
- Punk Buster anti-cheat out of the box
Fast-forward to MW2 and Grant is gone, as are the community's servers, the moddability is probably gone too and of course Valve's anti-cheat system (VAC) has replaced PB. Listen carefully, the ironies in this video are superb. Thanks to Frans B. for the link.
Very conflicting with what is being purposed now. We do not know how Modern Warfare 2 will be, but does this seem to contradict what is happening?
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