There will be no game engine shift for Infinity Ward's Call of Duty Warzone when it integrates into Treyarch's Black Ops Cold War.
Trevor Walker said: Well, here we are again. Every time I think I’ve said all I have to say about this topic, another studio falls into the same cycle. Monetization in video games seems to be getting more and more out of hand. If you’ve played any AAA title in the last 6 years, you’ve surely seen it. Battle passes, exclusive skins, and sometimes pay to win features have spread throughout the gaming industry like a plague, and we need a cure. Badly. I never thought I’d see the day, but the first game that comes to mind is one that holds a special place in my heart.
You need a cure. Here it is:
1. Don’t buy the game.
2. Don’t just not buy the game, announce it!
Announce on every social media/chat/discourse/streaming … platform available & imaginable that you will not buy the game that is coming out & state the reason that we all know. Then advise others to do the same.
Once you’ve announced it, announce it again for the next game by the same dev that you will not buy their future product either, because of their past dealings with consumers.
3. See 1.
I don't sub to anything digital, games, movies, TV shows, etc. I just take what I want for PC for the unbeatable price of $0.00 🤣 But I sometimes buy the occasional game, but as for the others I mentioned yeah ok, haha paying for a streaming service to watch shows, movies, etc man GTFO lol
I know many people who don’t buy MTs or support gaas. But unfortunately there are just as many people that I know who do and they don’t care about it. Companies won’t stop doing it until the vast majority don’t buy anything. Some GaaS do it better than others but most are looking to make as much MT money as they can get away with and there’s too many who don’t mind it at all
Reviewers can prioritize monetization schemes in their reviews and give companies low scores based on severity.
This is one of the reasons why I've been focusing more on older games from PS3 & X360 all the way back to the NES.
Rarely can a modern big budget game garner my attention, because its just the same stale concept over and over again. Open world, busy work, grinding, where your job is literally to be a trash collector (constantly picking up endless resources off the ground), the entire industry has been copying Ubi-junk, and I'm just not interested.
Add in the fact that games are clearly releasing in beta form (sometimes very early beta form!), then there's randomized gear you have to pick up and upgrade, then all those boring skill trees to fill in, which is the laziest form of fake game progression imaginable.
Then there's the nasty business model of paying an extra $20 just to play an unfinished game 3 days early. Disgusting behavior, and anyone who supports those companies are actively making our industry worse.
The game industry has never been perfect, but its also never been this bad either.
Call of Duty Warzone players will see today's solar eclipse happen in-game, which is kind of a neat thing to do by Activision.
We're afraid that for a few hours today you may actually go touch grass, we can't have that. Activision
Rebirth Island is back in Call of Duty Warzone Season 3, and it has a brand-new easter egg that rewards you with the spicy Redacted blueprint.
I would hope so because the new engine is the best thing that has happened to CoD in quite some time.
No shit. They aren't going to switch back to the older, inferior COD engine. It's pathetic that Treyarch is going into next gen and still using their old engine.
Wasn’t this not even Treyarchs game? I believe it was Sledge Hammers and Activsion handed it to David Vonderhaar a year ago to make it passable. Don’t hold me to that but I could have sworn I read something to that affect.
So that may be why the engine is old. Either that or like someone else said this is just going to be this new generations Ghosts. Which if that’s the case it’s a hard pass.
Although I admit I wanted to get it since it’s the usual yearly purchase. However there are far too many negatives going on with it at this point from folks who’ve shared their beta experiences.
This is the single best piece of Warzone news possible. I mean, what were they doing to do... visually downgrade all of verdansk, scrap all of the doors on buildings?
While I like the newer engine in MW, and the animations are great; I hate how the game plays. The TTK is awful. The game is campy as all hell, and there's no time to react to getting shot. It is by far the lowest skill BR on the market, even blackout took more skill. Cold War animations look like garbage, but it is significantly more fun to play.