Originally Posted by jonathan0389
Originally Posted by LieutenantDan93
once again there will be no emphasis on talent, you can win off the kill streaks
Yeah especially as they keep going, dont need to die to keep getting them.
Specialist Killstreaks:
2 Kills - You get 1 extra perk
4 Kills - Get another perk
6 Kills - Get another perk
Yes, you do get to choose the perk you get each time.
Another thing is the killstreaks will cycle through in the same life, so you dont have to die to reset your killstreaks and get your first killstreak again.
???
Does that mean it would be possible to have ALL the perks on at one time??
I'm about to be using specialist all day, I don't really like using killstreaks anyways...
Specialist Killstreaks:
2 Kills - You get 1 extra perk
4 Kills - Get another perk
6 Kills - Get another perk
Yes, you do get to choose the perk you get each time.
Another thing is the killstreaks will cycle through in the same life, so you dont have to die to reset your killstreaks and get your first killstreak again.
???
Does that mean it would be possible to have ALL the perks on at one time??
I'm about to be using specialist all day, I don't really like using killstreaks anyways...
???
???
Originally Posted by BustaDimes
3 sets of killstreaks??
what kind of sniper rifles do they have in this.
Originally Posted by BustaDimes
3 sets of killstreaks??
what kind of sniper rifles do they have in this.
Some things are just too big for the consoles that we have right now. We always want to throw in one more tank in there or 10 more different types of enemies. There’s a lot more that we can add but we have a long way to go.
The PlayStation 3 released nearly five years ago, and in that time technology has improved substantially. In terms of graphics processing alone, the PS3 is using architecture that is now four series behind what is globally available on the market for a reasonable price. Sony argues that a successor to the PS3 won’t be revealed until the PS3′s power has been fully utilized, but several developers are already having to make compromises to release a product that has stable frame-rate. Heck, even Sony recently surrendered after a four-year battle of trying to implement Cross Game Chat, ditching the idea and throwing it onto the upcoming Vita instead. Whether it be the HD DVD format of the Xbox 360, or the 256mb of system memory on the PS3, current consoles are becoming more of a challenge as time goes on and development teams have larger visions for their product.
Would a new PlayStation console really be the correct move right now, and more specifically, would it allow the Call of Duty series to evolve? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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Some things are just too big for the consoles that we have right now. We always want to throw in one more tank in there or 10 more different types of enemies. There’s a lot more that we can add but we have a long way to go.
The PlayStation 3 released nearly five years ago, and in that time technology has improved substantially. In terms of graphics processing alone, the PS3 is using architecture that is now four series behind what is globally available on the market for a reasonable price. Sony argues that a successor to the PS3 won’t be revealed until the PS3′s power has been fully utilized, but several developers are already having to make compromises to release a product that has stable frame-rate. Heck, even Sony recently surrendered after a four-year battle of trying to implement Cross Game Chat, ditching the idea and throwing it onto the upcoming Vita instead. Whether it be the HD DVD format of the Xbox 360, or the 256mb of system memory on the PS3, current consoles are becoming more of a challenge as time goes on and development teams have larger visions for their product.
Would a new PlayStation console really be the correct move right now, and more specifically, would it allow the Call of Duty series to evolve? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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Anyone attending this?Originally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
[h1]Since i know how much NT LOVES Kanye$150 price tag slightly worth it now? Meh... I think only for the cats in SoCal ... [/h1][h1]Activision: Kanye West to Perform at Call of Duty Convention[/h1]
Kanye West is headed to Call of Duty XP. Activision announced today that the rap superstar will close out the two day convention dedicated to all things CoD with his first public performance since releasing his new album, Watch the Throne.
Scheduled for September 2 and 3 in Los Angeles, Call of Duty XP will feature live-action CoD events, including a paintball course based on Modern Warfare 2 map The Scrapyard; the first playable version of the Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer; a $1 million CoD tournament; and as Activision revealed this afternoon, a performance by Kanye West.
Activision noted that all XP ticketholders are guaranteed a spot at the closing night performance. Two-day passes for the event are $150, with all proceeds going to the Call of Duty Endowment.
Anyone attending this?Originally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
[h1]Since i know how much NT LOVES Kanye$150 price tag slightly worth it now? Meh... I think only for the cats in SoCal ... [/h1][h1]Activision: Kanye West to Perform at Call of Duty Convention[/h1]
Kanye West is headed to Call of Duty XP. Activision announced today that the rap superstar will close out the two day convention dedicated to all things CoD with his first public performance since releasing his new album, Watch the Throne.
Scheduled for September 2 and 3 in Los Angeles, Call of Duty XP will feature live-action CoD events, including a paintball course based on Modern Warfare 2 map The Scrapyard; the first playable version of the Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer; a $1 million CoD tournament; and as Activision revealed this afternoon, a performance by Kanye West.
Activision noted that all XP ticketholders are guaranteed a spot at the closing night performance. Two-day passes for the event are $150, with all proceeds going to the Call of Duty Endowment.
My thoughts exactly.
My thoughts exactly.
