Map Exploiters Given One Week to Exploit Test Modern Warfare 3

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    Map Exploiters Given One Week to Exploit Test Modern Warfare 3

    A group that is known to find and exploit maps to their fullest and most bizarre potential, mapMonkeys, is being flown out to California to find as many map exploits as possible in Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer maps. The team is being flown out on Infinity Ward's dime to try and find as many exploitable spots as possible so that the development team can take care of the issues pre-release.

    Hopefully this leads to a near exploit free game once it's released publicly. Though it's almost assured that the team won't find every exploit, it is nice to know that some of the most obvious and major map exploits should be taken care of beforehand.
  • Lordsethonan
    Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 834

    #2
    Looks to me like a desperate stress test to bypass Q&A and probably try to launch MW3 early to curb EA's efforts with BF3.Remember that MW3 was not supposed to come out this year, and was only announced after a "leak"; and only got a release date AFTER BF3 had theirs. Why pay proper testers when you can get them for almost free? And they will probably do a much better job than a professional team.

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    • Stev0esque
      5t3v0 (I miss leetspeech)
      • Feb 2008
      • 6786

      #3
      Re: Map Exploiters Given One Week to Exploit Test Modern Warfare 3

      I wonder if they will purposely not find all of them...

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      • Lordsethonan
        Member
        • Jan 2010
        • 834

        #4
        We should be more afraid of them finding all, but not reporting them all.

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        • Stev0esque
          5t3v0 (I miss leetspeech)
          • Feb 2008
          • 6786

          #5
          Re: Map Exploiters Given One Week to Exploit Test Modern Warfare 3

          Originally posted by Lordsethonan
          We should be more afraid of them finding all, but not reporting them all.
          actually, I mean it the way you said it.

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