So you've been having problems searchig for games too after the game update as well? At least I'm not alone. Only Team Deathmatch has a decent population, always fast to find matches If I can't find any games, how am I supposed to play this game? Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? DarkxAngel91 DarkxAngel91 4 years ago 5 I also had the same problem.
Fercio Fercio 4 years ago 6 Same problem and it has been like this for over a month, sometimes finds 1 or 2 games, takes a long time to even find them, most of the time finds nothing, I have played all the Call of Duty games and mostly play ffa and have never seen this situation ever before. We really branched away from that. Dynamic maps won't always mean destruction.
You can blow up a gas station or parts of the wall in some environments, but in others you can move objects or open and close doors to change paths. And there are other maps where it's about full-on massive change. So in Strikezone, when someone earns the relevant care package from completing a Field Order challenge, they can destroy the entire map.
Then there are the more environmental non-player controlled versions of that. So we have a map where the environment is falling and as it falls things change, like walls collapse or paths alter — you're fighting in a crumbling world.
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The whole idea started with the concept of bringing campaign cinema beats to multiplayer. We chat about the maps I've seen so far; the abandoned sports stadium in StrikeZone, the wrecked cityscape in Chasm … How do these designs start?
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Usually when we pitch things to each other, the person being pitched to attacks the idea — it's how we're used to doing it, playing the devil's advocate. You have to defend your ideas. If you can't do that straight up then it's not good enough to continue with. Later someone will make a prototype and we'll try it out, get lots of feedback, make lots of changes and continue the iteration.
Blitz didn't start out the way it is now, it has shaped itself over many playtests. So what's the hit to waste ratio during this process? Early on, we had a group of maps that were really fun and I thought they'd ship, but we keep going, keep going and they don't work out. There's a lot of that stuff on the cutting room floor. That's a general philosophy for us — we're really good at cutting. If it doesn't make the game better, it doesn't belong. I'm interested in this process — after-all there must be a financial impetus to just keep everything. In these days of downloadable content, each map represents potential revenue.
So if creativity and gameplay rule, I want to know what makes a classic map, and how easy one is to spot. There have been some fantastic ones in the CoD lifeline — Crash, Terminal, Crossfire — but also some stinkers that somehow made it though; maps with horrible camping spots and site lines that strafe the whole arena. What's clear is that there is a formula: You learn the layout and you exploit it. The same tricks always work the same way.
Ghosts is in on that of course, but Rubin insists that his team is playing with some of the conventions this time round. From one end to another isn't that long, but there are a lot of twisting routes. We're trying a more organic new style of design; we wanted to come up with some maps that don't feel like gameplay arenas, that feel like real places, but still have the necessary routing to make them play like Call of Duty," says Rubin. Chasm fits into the organic style.
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It's a broken down building on the edge of a giant crater from one of the Odin strikes [the massively destructive super-weapon that forms the basis of the single-player campaign] — the paths all flow in and out, they're like spaghetti going over and under each other. So there are no choke or skirmish points? There's a section where you're in a broken building with an elevator where the shaft around it is damaged and it's just hanging by a few wires.
You can run and jump onto the elevator and then on to the floor on the other side. But I've watched players take a C4, throw it on the elevator roofs as they pass, then fire it off to cause the elevator to fall, taking anyone following into the shaft. I wanted to talk about the stuff people don't like — at least people not entirely embedded in the CoD community. The over-riding power of certain killstreaks for example.
We felt … let's get people's heads back down to ground level.
We still have some air stuff — it's important to have that balance. But there are less air-based killstreaks now. The other thing people always pick up on is the Infinity Ward engine — the rusting battery that's been powering the series for many years, with seemingly only the occasionally half-hearted re-charge. Ghosts has a 'new' engine apparently, but what does that mean?
How new is new? Rubin takes it in his stride. Some of them are much broader: That's a new tech that effected everything in the game.
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It all had to be rewritten to work with that system. Sometimes it's a few lines of code, but it can require massive changes. I am really disappointed in the game and while I'll still play it because it is new and I like the competition even if I am not very good , I had so much more fun with BO2 which I can see me going back to very soon. If I wanted to play Battlefield, I'd go out and buy Battlefield 4.
I know things have to change in time, but this was not a GOOD change for the series.
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I feel the exact same way. So, I'm returning to a previous Call of Duty to have some fun. It really was depressing looking and playing Ghosts.
I was all hyped up and then felt like a jackass for buying. This definitely won't be the game of the year. Also, on a funny note, Call of Duty is like my drug and well KLGChaos , Nov 9, Nov 8, Messages: Nov 11, HollowPointJoker99 , Nov 11, See you at midnight next year boss. I hope the next game takes queues from both games.
Pointstreaks from BLOPS2, with the killstreak options from Ghosts, which seem more balanced except that damn dog and a lot less bullshit deaths. More reliance on gun fights than equipment would also be nice, like Ghosts seems to be. Map sizes for all varieties of game types some large, some small , but less clutter. KLGChaos , Nov 11, I agree with I downloaded it digitally and I'm fucking pissed that I can't return it. The fun aspect is completely gone. It's a shame too cuz BF4 sucks imo as well so I'm shit out of luck for shooters this year. Hopefully MGO will not disappoint so I'll have something to play.
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Anybody notice Demolition is not included? That's my favorite thing about COD. Jul 27, Messages: Jul 27, Last edited by mercedess , Jul 27, AllTerrainUnit , Jul 27, Jul 28,