@karinrinkashi @kyle756 The first problem is that there is freedom of speech and no one should be forced to do anything based on what they say. The second problem is that with most Christians there isn't any current particular widespread issue with extremism threatening physical violence to everything deemed against them and acting upon those threats. The third and final problem is that there is an active double standard in the US that treats Christians as an open target, even as an atheist I recognize this. The reality is that if a christian called in to complain about something offensive to Christians nothing would be done about it regardless of the fact that they make up the majority of Activision's customer base. Meanwhile, here they are going back to a several year old game and spending thousands of dollars on billable man hours just to make a small change to satisfy a very small minority of their fanbase just for the sake of political correctness, its privileged status not reserved for anyone else, and it is fundamentally unfair. Congratulations are in order however, for you spending the time looking at 2 year old comments to send angry replies to, this is very old news.
@DuaMn @kyle756 who said I was COD hater?, I was fan of the series way back when it was a PC WWII shooter young one, I will not however be an apologist for the overmarketization of Activision or what they did to Infinity Ward, the simple fact of the matter is that we are being sold the same product again and again that does the absolute bare minimum to keep people buying, and I dont understand why people still support it or how it gets consistently good reviews for being uncreative. If you get the same sense of fun from the game now as you did from the game three games ago, theres no reason to buy the new games, which I don't
@faizanhd @kyle756 I did read, his only real problem was that the campaign was sparse with action but said the multiplayer is still great (and frankly the way he described i made it seem methodical, which I like), you didn't read my comment, I have no problem with Kevin's review, its how it compares with the others that I have issue with, like Battlefield 4's where the review states the same problem, weak capaign, great multiplayer, gets a higher score.
No not all sequels use the same code, shadowfall uses a new engine as the last one was built for cell not x64 architecture, secondly reusing code is expected, programming is a bunch of if statements and while loops, they don't leave themeselves open to much variance, however reusing art assets like motion capture is shear laziness, I'm heard some apologists talk about how it makes sense cause it saves money but Cod is the biggest money making franchise in the biz right now, they have money, cutting corners like that is disrespectful to the consumer base and I won't buy in
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