Now, it’s hard to see play this mode without comparing it to the game it’s obviously trying to ape, and that’s the Battlefield franchise.Games set in the future, like Black Ops III and IV, Infinite Warfare and Advanced Warfare offer much greater mobility in terms of speed.Uploaded by TommyT999I think what needs to happen in the wake of the new Modern Warfare is to see EA/DICE go in a totally new direction with the Battlefield franchise that is both good for Players AND Developers. Not only that, it even featured vehicles as well, though we only got to see a tank and ATV available. Modern Warfare Spec Ops was kind of a mess, a waste of space and a waste of time if you chose to spent your time in it.In case you didn’t know, the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare beta featured the franchise’s first take on large-scale, all-out warfare with its new 32v32 Ground War game mode. This time: Black Ops Cold War takes the winning place.BOCW has possibly the best Zombies mode in Call of Duty history, especially after Season 2s Outbreak mode dropped.
Spawning in, seeing the sheer size of the map and supporting 64 players (more is planned) I was pretty blown away by it, considering Call of Duty has never really done anything of the scope outside of the Battle Royale mode found in Black Ops 4. The maps could have used more work in terms of lane balances along with spawns, but for the most part, what was offered in the Beta I thoroughly enjoyed, well almost everything up until the final days where they introduced the large scale 32 vs 32 Ground War Mode.Coming off from all the previous game modes in the beta, I was rather excited to try out Call of Duty’s take on the “Battlefield” experience. I found the TTK (time-to-kill) to be right in that sweet spot with it not being a first to shoot win scenario or one that drags on forever. Taking a more realistic approach, the gunplay is far slower, yet at the same time just feels right. Doi.I absolutely loved the Modern Warfare beta, as it showed that Infinity Ward isn’t afraid to shake up the series. 2012 Dec 73(6 Suppl 5):S503-8.
I may get a lot of flak for this one, but I honestly feel that they shouldn’t be in this mode. Anywhere outside of the center were essentially sniper and tank territory, making it rather hard for a squad of people to push outside of that center rim.They’re easy fixes, honestly, and could drastically change how the game mode is, but aside from that something I don’t see changing is the killstreak system. This was mostly due to how the spawn system worked as countless times I found myself spawning right in front of the enemy’s hail of bullets, and the available map also wasted a ton of space, as it mainly focused on driving the players to its center due to the capture points being bunched up. Being in a squad, I never felt so much that I was a part of an actual squad, more so the ever-growing body count. For starters, it was pretty lag-filled, though I can excuse that being that it was a beta test.
There’s more to creating a big-scale shooter than just making the map big, putting in tons of players and letting them shoot each other. When I first heard that Infinity Ward was doing something akin to Battlefield, I was ecstatic! Imagine having that tight Call of Duty gunplay, fluid 60 frames-per-second action, scorestreaks, etc., all wrapped up in full-on warfare with tons of players!I played Ground War and I was hit with the hard truth: there’s a reason Call of Duty hasn’t rolled out a mode bigger than 9v9 players, and it shows. That said, I do have a soft spot for Call of Duty, and is easily one of my most played games every year. If anything, DICE should be worried about DICE.I admit, I’m a big Battlefield fanboy. So in a sense, while I feel Call of Duty isn’t aiming for that crown, DICE is practically handing it to them on a silver platter. It doesn’t help that the current title is constantly being plagued with delays.
I mean, Infinity Ward has a lot of work cut out for them, but the fact that the studio is aiming down their sights to take Battlefield’s crown? And couple in how BF5 has been a disappointment so far? Players could easily switch sides if ever a Call of Duty managed to pull it off.There you have it. The vehicle controls didn’t feel as good as DICE’s games too, though that might be something that can be remedied with more playing time.However, having said all these, I still think DICE should be worried. Good tank players just camped out on a perch and took out dozens of enemies which shouldn’t be this easy. I’ve yet to play a game during the beta where it was a close one, as most matches devolved into who got what flags first, and which side managed to pull off killstreaks first.Tanks seemed overpowered as well.
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