brokenbeans
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I took it from the Xbox marketplace myself it's very much legit thank you.
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Official Call of Duty®: Infinite Warfare Reveal Trailer + MW footage
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I took it from the Xbox marketplace myself it's very much legit thank you.
Holy crap, the dislikes are almost even with the likes with only a hundredish difference.
Off course they went into panic mode because Ghosts was just awful in every way from the singleplayer to the multiplayer with maps so big and so inconsistent it didn't fit what made CoD to be honest and this new infinity ward? Well at this point i still have no high hopes since so far what i talked about my friends they really want that MW Remastered instead and i don't blame them really. I don't think the MP will be like Black Ops 3 at all with this new one but i still find it hilarious in there PR they are saying we are going back to basics.
And now we are in space..where is the logic in that?
The Last Wizard
Member
I believe they are talking basics narratively.
They said going back to the basics in that it's a war story. You're leading a ship into combat and fighting alongside fellow soldiers. From what they've been talking about on the stream that just ended with Playstation, you're a former Tier 1 operative, but your not black ops, your not the secret group.
Your a soldier leading a ship in a war against another army. You aren't fighting a terrorist group, you aren't fighting some consipriacy. It's basic to the basics of army vs army.
JigglesBunny
Banned
Look here IW. Do whatever you please with Infinite Warfare. Microtransactions out the ass, three $60 Season Passes, Zero-G maps on the moon, whatever.
But Raven? You keep those damn cancers out of my Call of Duty 4.
Yours Truly,
Jiggles
But Raven? You keep those damn cancers out of my Call of Duty 4.
Yours Truly,
Jiggles
I think I can deal with the environment as long as we get rid of the whacky exo stuff and double jumps and wall running.
I posted it once before, but, what I want is this space war to end in a giant EMP or something then next game everything is back to basics. No Chappie-esque robots, no crazy guns and sights, just "boots on the ground" and AK's from the 70s.
I posted it once before, but, what I want is this space war to end in a giant EMP or something then next game everything is back to basics. No Chappie-esque robots, no crazy guns and sights, just "boots on the ground" and AK's from the 70s.
Emperor Bohe
Member
fucking lost it at halo asset hahahahahha
Liquidsnake
Banned
This is great insight. I am a BF convert, because kill streaks and perks have been ineffective, or to convoluted for my liking. I consider Blops 2 to be the last good COD game.
What I don't know is if I am in the minority, or if this game just passed me by, does anyone recognize that shit has gotten stupid?
I just don't like this wall running flippy shit.
No? Because people still enjoy these games? Jesus, I feel like people are starting to really believe that CoD is dead. As if, somehow, their own personal beliefs, are the beliefs of many.
You're not the first person in this thread that is seemingly acting like they're the sane one and that everyone is crazy.
Liquidsnake
Banned
I know its not dead, its just been dead to me after MW3. I miss the days where the gameplay wasn't ridiculous. And there was more planning, plotting as a team and sight lines being used, not Titanfall 1.5.
I rememebr my team and I had to tlak and plan what we were doing on Crossfire, not jumpity jump on roofs and walk on walls etc...........
Im wondering will we ever have that back.
They are really killing the franchise lol Black Ops alone cant keep it up only launching each 3 years. not enough.
I guess people will keep playing Black Ops 3 for the next 2 years and half.
A lot of people are getting fed up with the futuristic bullcrap and jumping around all over the map
Wasn't AW generally received well, too? I eventually opted out of the out of multiplayer (too much sporadic movement for me), but I'm looking forward to its sequel in all modes.
AW was well received because Kevin Spacey did stellar acting in the game,multiplayer was okish but got tired of the exo suit bunny hopping.
Bolivar687
Banned
Thats what's driving me crazy! They put out a whole video about honoring the heritage of Infinity Ward and it ends with them talking about how badly they want to get rid of all that.
You're not alone, there's just way too many sci fi "enhanced" movement shooters out there right now. If another Destiny expansion comes this fall alongside Infinite Warfare and Titanfall 2, not to mention Battlefield either being alternate history or future... one of these games is going to pay the price for the pver saturation.
The bright side is we're getting MWR and it's looking fantastic.
Honestly if you guys aren't even going to read, what's the point even? They already have explained what they meant by going to the basics. "Call of Duty®: Infinite Warfare returns to the roots of the franchise where large-scale war and cinematic, immersive military storytelling take center stage."
It's literally in the description. You guys think they're referring to te gameplay, when they never meant it towards that. This thread is becoming more and more of an echo chamber with every post.
Dislikes are more than the likes now..looks like people are really tired of sci fi CoD and want to get back to the real basics. People will buy the game even if it is for MW Remastered even if it has 10 maps which is just weird because my guess the rest will be in the season pass but people will play that more anyway and leave IW all behind.
Sevenfold
Member
I really need to know what's in store Friday...
Exactly what I missed in some of the recent campaigns. The parts where you were fighting through the suburbs with the army in MW2 stands as my highlight of those campaigns. I even enjoyed CoD the big Red One because it felt like you were fighting as a small part of a much greater whole while feeling it when you were losing guys along the way.
Got my prayers going for WW1/WW2. Hell, alternate history would be great too, but please with normal movement
maquiladora
Member
This is amazing.
ATOMICJORGE
Member
Liquidsnake
Banned
Isn't it funny how last year we were all joking, whats next COD in space
SomeRandomWeirdGuy
Member
I've wanted CoD in space since like 2008. Its been a long time coming for me, will be a sure buy as long as it gets decent review scores
Hopefully there a nice number of laser weapons. All ballistics would be kinda lame
Hopefully there a nice number of laser weapons. All ballistics would be kinda lame
id put my money on no laser weapons
Yup. Most COD players just want boots on the ground not this jumping. That is why the YT trailer has so many dislikes.
Tal Shiar Agent
Member
The AE4 was one of the few good things about AW.
Well, I'm not. I also enjoyed AW. And I am talking about multiplayer not the campaign. Stacey had no part in my enjoyment in it.
Ya, like I said, I'm comfortable that it's in good hands with Raven.
Bornstellar
Member
I lost it at "Halo Asset".
As expected. This will be to COD4 as the Halo Anniversary titles were for their respective games.
Ame
Member
All I need to know now is what are the last five fan favorite maps being included.
Darkangel
Member
Am I the only one who thinks this looks sort of cool?
People always wanted COD to do the whole "Future Warfare" thing, and now they're finally doing a game set in the distant future. I think the main problem is that the previous two games ruined the impact by dipping their toes in the setting without fully jumping in. Infinite Warfare is the kind of game I pictured they would make after the Modern Warfare trilogy. If the game's title is a reference to The Forever War, then it could turn out to be very interesting.
I will say that the game looks pretty generic though, which is a shame considering the original Infinity Ward used to have really strong art direction:
People always wanted COD to do the whole "Future Warfare" thing, and now they're finally doing a game set in the distant future. I think the main problem is that the previous two games ruined the impact by dipping their toes in the setting without fully jumping in. Infinite Warfare is the kind of game I pictured they would make after the Modern Warfare trilogy. If the game's title is a reference to The Forever War, then it could turn out to be very interesting.
I will say that the game looks pretty generic though, which is a shame considering the original Infinity Ward used to have really strong art direction:
Probably close to somewhere between 0 and 0.
Even with Microsoft seemingly being more open now, it's very unlikely.
Mr. PlayStation
Member
It indeed is. But man why the hate for Advanced Warfare? I get the exosuit abilities ruined the core experience for fans, but the campaign of AW was nothing short of stunning. It surpassed both Black Ops I and II which had the best set piece action moments previously in COD.
Just curious, have you played MW1's campaign?
All I needed to hear.
Really wasn't expecting to shell out 80 bucks for CoD this year but what can you do... I must have this.
kind of saddens me Raven is never given the full chance to go at it for story. They are stuck in multiplayer mode and stuck doing other peoples ideas. Which means they get the shit end. They developed the two worst multiplayer games.....but due to design not gameplay. Ghosts and AW.
Would love to see Raven get the 3 year cycle and a chance at a full title outside of the remaster. Hoping this pushes them to that mark and knocks IW to the assistant studio.
luckygodzilla
Member
For most people cod lives and dies on the multiplayer suite. Even when you have the best campaign in years, if the multiplayer is not up to snuff the fanbase will turn against you.
Mr. PlayStation
Member
Of course I have, it was spectacular. Sorry for not mentioning it. MW2 surpassed MW1 in it's campaign. MW3's pacing felt iffy, and the execution of the campaign missions felt inconsistent, still a fitting conclusion to the trilogy campaign-wise.