On ps3 you get on a loop, says it's locked and have to download it, download it again and it still says after you need to download it.
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On ps3 you get on a loop, says it's locked and have to download it, download it again and it still says after you need to download it.
Well it's definitely officially available, just spotted an email in my junk box:
Theres also a wolf skin for the guard dog for £1.49 as it's only a cosmetic change surprised just how many people have bought it as theres loads of them online.
Theres also a wolf skin for the guard dog for £1.49 as it's only a cosmetic change surprised just how many people have bought it as theres loads of them online.
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Can anyone please confirm if the Season Pass and Free Fall map is available on PS4? I still can't get either and not sure I believe tech support...
Loving this game at the minute. There's something about (all) CoD games where they're just fun.
Is there any way to set the matchmaking to only look for UK players? My new headset came today and I'm feeling sociable, but for some reason on the PS4, no one talks (probably because the included earpiece gives you ear cancer), or it's all foreigners; and who likes them?
Is there any way to set the matchmaking to only look for UK players? My new headset came today and I'm feeling sociable, but for some reason on the PS4, no one talks (probably because the included earpiece gives you ear cancer), or it's all foreigners; and who likes them?
How can I be better at cod ?? Any tips ? Some games I can smash everybody and do really well, other games I get smashed
Being successful in CoD isn't just about having a good aim or playing smart, you have to know how the engine and certain other things work and how to take advantage of them. I'm not talking about glitching or exploiting but more stuff like finding and experimenting with class set ups that don't follow the cookie cutter set ups already out there. I'll list a few things that helped me, some are obvious to me but for some reason they're often overlooked:
1: Are your settings okay? Brightness? Game Volume? Sensitivity? Don't be afraid to mess about with things like these. If you find yourself losing control of your gun in gunfights, lower your sensitivity. Likewise if you find yourself a bit slow to get your crosshair onto an enemy, raise the sensitivity.
2: Map knowledge, this is a big one. I feel like my aim is average, there's many out there who have better reactions and aim than I do so usually in the first week of a CoD release I don't do well because I have to rely on things like that to get kills. Once you get more familiar with maps though, you can learn how to approach them and it varies depending on which game mode you're playing. If you play a lot of domination like I do you'll want to find the best routes to 'flank' certain flags if they're being held by the enemy team, you'll also want to find the best vantage points for defending a flag
3: Right setup for the right map/mode. I understand people have their favourite guns and perks but I've seen people running around Stonehaven with a K7 and I think, why? The majority of battles on that map are medium/long range so at the very least I would be thinking about equipping an assault rifle. I actually use an LMG on that map though with a tracker sight just to weed out the snipers. Similar thing with perks, if I was playing a game mode like Blitz I would be making sure I was running Marathon and Agility to ensure I was moving as fast as possible.
4: Iron sights, get used to these if you can. If you can use an iron sight on a gun effectively, that's one free slot that can be used toward something else that's even more useful say a silencer or perhaps extended mags.
5: Killcams, depending on the situation/game mode you're going to want to pay attention to these. A lot of people don't and just want to get back into the action as soon as possible but personally if I die I want to know what happened and how I could avoid it next time whether that be forgetting to check a corner or not spotting the sniper in the guard tower.
Bit of a mouthful there, but I hope it helps.
There's more things to examine in a killcam than just that, you might see where certain enemy team mates are not just the guy who killed you. Is there any IEDs laying around that you might need to look out for? What perks is he using? How can you kill them, do you have to shoot them or can you possibly chuck a grenade or a c4 in there that'll do the job better. You look at all those kind of things and then decide is it even worth going back? There's been times somebody has killed me and I've just decided there's no way I'll be able to go back there without dying so I just find a different route to go on with my business.
