I saw that mentioned in the other thread but don't recall ever actually seeing it backed up with a source.
The thing is though, this game will probably still be a massive seller, there is a good chance over all platforms it will sell more than CoD4. My girlfriend works part time at a games retailer and pre-orders for the game are almost double that of CoD4 two years ago. Obviously on the PC if people keep to their word regarding the boycott it will sell less.
Being honest, the best games are 5v5, but thats for clan matches.. public should have nice big servers
fourzerotwo said:i own pc version of COD 4 and after struggling to find a server that plays my favourite game mode (hardcore team deathmatch) the game is already 50% completed and to make things worse there is at least 1 hacker in every server i visit, and what makes things even worse is that 60% of the people in every server pirated the game so they dont even care about getting caught cheating, therefore they dont care if punkbuster actually manages to catch them (pb sucks) they can go download a keygen and there back online.
And yet we have heard of a game store having over 2.5k pc pre-orders cancelled.
Nobody here can say that this game won't sell MILLIONS.
It might just be me but I have a strong suspicion that is not in actual fact anyone from IW's PR department posting under that account anymore.
The PC version of COD6 will sell less than PC version of COD4, thus making it a failure really
fourzerotwo.com is the website of 402, aka Robert Bowling, who is the "Creative Strategist/PR Person" for IW
I know that but read what I quoted - you honestly think that is him posting comments like that?![]()
I know that but read what I quoted - you honestly think that is him posting comments like that?![]()
Who else would be posting comments on his own website under his own name?
Father Christmas? Jesus? Batman?![]()
i own pc version of COD 4 and after struggling to find a server that plays my favourite game mode (hardcore team deathmatch) the game is already 50% completed and to make things worse there is at least 1 hacker in every server i visit, and what makes things even worse is that 60% of the people in every server pirated the game so they dont even care about getting caught cheating, therefore they dont care if punkbuster actually manages to catch them (pb sucks) they can go download a keygen and there back online.
Unfortunately it isn't about you, it is about their target audience. You may no longer figure in as an important part of it.
I can't believe you honestly think that's Robert Bowling posting comments like that.
You don't understand the term as your target audience is whatever platform you release the game for.
The main audience is the Consoles & there is no point in making one of the main strengths of having a PC version null & void as the majority of the PC gamers will buy it for the dedicated servers.
No point in making a cup of tea for me when you already know that i only like coffee.
I can't believe you honestly think that's Robert Bowling posting comments like that.
A conspiracy? I think someone is projecting.I'm not. I am just considering the "why" rather than inventing some sort of strange conspiracy.
Dedicated servers is an integral part of the PC community. Nobody has ever been that concerned about the future mechanics of online PC games because the idea that a dev might remove dedicated servers was completely absurd. I respect that IW are trying to make things easier for those that don't understand/care, but they should have taken care of the enormous amount of gamers that do care. Whether you like it or not, there is a substantial amount of us that do care, why are we being treated like this? They should have catered for both crowds.How have they lost all respect for the PC community? Because they aren't focusing their game on a subset of the gaming community?
Don't do that, you know full well that isn't the point I'm making (I hope anyway). This isn't a conspiracy, I'm not anti capitalism. Some developers are interested in maximising profits by using whatever means they can get away with. Some developers still understand that the quality of the experience is more important, see the response from Dice on this issue. Squeezing every last penny out of the product regardless of the users experience just smacks of a dev that has lost touch with an important sector of their audience.Go figure, a company interested in making money, who would have thought.
A long term Call of Duty fan with many previous purchases and thousands of hours of play time over the years and I'm no longer part of the equation? I guess I don't matter anymore, I'm only the demographic that brought CoD to where it is today.Unfortunately it isn't about you, it is about their target audience. You may no longer figure in as an important part of it.