Many people opposed the new futuristic approach that was being taken. When Advanced Warfare was announced, the Call of Duty community split in two. I'm more into fair gameplay rather then this RND system that they implemented. The Call of Duty series has been a 'boots on the ground' First Person Shooter for most of the series up until Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, produced by Sledge Hammer Games. I'm at the point that if they continue supply drops I'll gladely drop COD and just play Battlefield rather then playing both of them. That was taken out in blops 3 and only 5 of my friends continued to play COD anymore.

In Advanced Warfare every second weekend we would all(50 of us) get together and just game. My friends also played COD because of the clan wars.

At first it was only cosmetic changes but later on Activision forced guns to put the supply drops. Before Black Ops 3 launched Treyarch said that only cosmetic changes would be in the supply drops. $110 IMO should be enough to play the entire game and have access to all of the weapons. Then in black ops 3 I haven't been able to get any weapons to drop even though I've paid $110 for the game. So even though I played it almost 24/7 I was the one who was constantly underpowered. Once I reached prestige master there was no way to earn advanced or regular supply drops except for buying them because you can't rank up anymore. In Advanced Warfare I hated dying to players who randomly got the over powered variations of the guns to drop for them. For me I've been prestige master in the last 2 COD games on the PS4 and I also play Battlefield as well. It all comes down to peoples personal opinions. Originally posted by snippied:It looks good, don't get the hate. I'm sure a lot of you have seen the Infiltrator Unreal Engine 4 demo but here is a Unit圓D demo called 'Unity GDC demo - Adam - Part I' if you want to look it up on youtube for fullscreen. Which is insane when you look at how the visuals with Star Wars Battlefront came out. The issue comes when you starting implementing AI or game logic so they have to limit what they do with the visuals.

But game engines are capable of a lot more then you'd believe. Every generation Dice seems to upgrade there engine. Activision just reskins and rescripts the same old id Tech 3-based garbage they've always done. You mean rehashfield 5 starring another generic 'ooh-rah, boots on the ground, US vs russia/china' setting?Īt least DICE reworks the game engine with each iteration making it more visually impressive and network accurate with each game iteration, despite disastrous launches to appease shareholders.

Boots on the ground cod