A normal night map is fine but these Treyarch versions where you have to turn HDR off and mess with other settings any time they come up isn't.
Your HDR may be poorly calibrated, if you're having visibility issues.
Chances are you can fix this by rebuilding the database.
Well according to the leaks they are thinking of replacing loot boxes with a currency system due to fear of future legislation. I imagine it would be like GTA Online where you can either grind a shit ton or use real money to buy the in-game currency.
Activision don't care if it will get people to jump on preorders.
Yeah, they'll do whatever they can to get more sales and money. Another concern why I'm not trusting any pre-release media for Modern Warfare since it'll probably be just as bad as Black Ops 4 in monetization after a few months.
I used it to level up my ballistic knife to max level and prestige it twice.
Seeing how Apocalypse Z doesn't have any new locations at all, I'm assuming Treyarch simply doesn't have the manpower. What's going on with BO4 right now is probably just a skeleton crew of people making skins, weapons etc. and a few map designers finishing the remaining DLC maps, along with a few people fixing any game breaking bugs. No doubt that 90% of the studio is on CoD2020.I don't get why they don't add more stuff to the ocean area of Blackout,
Hijacked being parked at Nuketown honestly just compacted that area.
They could add Alcatraz,
or even
And Infinity Ward might be fucked as well because I'm sure Activision is gonna want something for October/November 2021.
It's what happens when CoD is basically the only thing you have. Activision's portfolio is basically limited to Call of Duty, Crash, Spyro and maybe future publishing deals like the one they had with From for Sekiro. And with both Crash and Spyro we'll have to wait and see if the developers can also bring us good new entries into those franchises.
Maybe if blizzard would stop canceling projects every 2 years they'd be fine
We have no idea what they're going to do with Sledgehammer once they're done helping Treyarch with CoD 2020. I heard there was a big exodus of devs from the studio, so maybe Activision ends up closing it?
Activision has Blizzard as well, and internally is demanding Blizzard put out a new game every year. Which is probably why Overwatch's big upcoming PvE expansion is being labeled Overwatch 2.
We're seeing it happen in real time. Who knows what could come of giving these developers some extra time? I'm sure Modern Warfare would be able to support a second year of DLC, should they choose to leave 2020 to be a "recovery" year. But they want those sales, not franchise longevity.
I'm not sure Infinity Ward can support a 2nd year of DLC, because at one point those devs will also have to be moved onto IW's next game.
Doesn't make sense to me at all for 2 reasons:
1) It's an established esports but with very, very low viewership numbers. The first year of Overwatch League had Twitch viewership numbers higher than any in CoD esports history. Always been on console doesn't mean much if the esports team wants to expand it's viewership.
Considering Activision completely neglects CoD Esports on multiple levels I'd say viewership is quite good, especially when the more popular teams such as OpTic and 100Thieves play in the final stages of a tournament. And the PC playerbase is so extremely low it could increase tenfold and it would still be small compared to console.
Low viewership is low viewership. It's nowhere near any of the other esports. Even Rainbow Six Siege esports has higher viewership numbers.
Yeah, and switching to PC isn't magically gonna fix a thing.
