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Call of Duty: Ghosts - Squads Mode Explained

IGN - Infinity Ward's Mark Rubin discusses Call of Duty: Ghosts' new AI-based gametypes.

TomShoe4329d ago

Sounds good. I'll be making a try-hard offline squad and laugh when my friends lose to bots XD

Lunarassassin4329d ago

Is it me or is COD just adding stuff that Battlefield has done since Bad Company 2?

TheBrownBandito4329d ago

It's you.

COD suits me just fine. If you prefer Battlefield, fill your boots.

TheBrownBandito4329d ago (Edited 4329d ago )

It does sound like a good addition to game modes.

I prefer the custom AI based matches. You don't get as stressed out as you can with the generally laggy MP. I have to say the Black Ops bot AI isn't great at times though. It will be nice if Infinity Ward can improve on that in squad modes.

Johnsonparts234329d ago

agreed, if they improve on the AI this could be a lot of fun.

Johnsonparts234329d ago

maybe its borrowing some aspects, but this mode? um no. I'm actually intrigued with how this will play out, and if the AI will be any good. If its anything like the bots in BO2 forget about it.

BattleReach4329d ago

"So we have fish move out of the way when you get close to them."

BattleReach4329d ago (Edited 4329d ago )

I think its still funny.

starchild4328d ago

Simple minds are entertained by such things.

Master-H4329d ago

So it's kinda like a reversed Dragon's Dogma pawn system in a way, in DD you make a pawn and that pawn of yours can help people online when you're offline and gets you xp, in Ghosts you make soldiers, and when you're offline people get to play against your soldiers , sounds cool, but what makes it better for me is split screen because i like to play locally with my homies.

danny8184329d ago

So the selling points are the ai and the customization? Cuz for dam sure it isnt the graphics. Still gonna be playing blops2 i guess

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XDefiant and former CoD lead quits the games industry after Ubisoft killed their shooter

Mark Rubin, the lead designer of Ubisoft’s now-dead free-to-play shooter XDefiant, has left the games industry following his project’s death.

Goodguy0117d ago

Going to ubisoft was your mistake

TheColbertinator15d ago

So much wrong with Xdefiant. At one point they started using the worst ideas for their game and FPS fans saw it in the previews.

SpacedDuck15d ago

No offense but if Xdefiant represents your best the industry is better off for it.

thorstein15d ago

"We had other issues though as well that we tried to be transparent about. For one we had crippling tech debt using an engine that wasn’t designed for what we were doing...Another issue we had was having the right resources to make content for the game."

Ubi set them up for failure out of the gate. And he says they had stuff in the pipes that should have been at launch means Ubi rushed it out and the devs didn't.

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Ex-CoD producer tells devs to “be more like Larian, less like Activision”

Rubin: "Thank you! A lot of games, Call of Duty included just focus on how to make the most money possible out of the player base. They rely heavily on FOMO marketing and EOMM matches. But I feel like it used to be just more about the quality of the game which would drive players to play. And that means making the game more player centric. i.e. less engagement based tactics and higher quality experiences for the players. Better maps, modes etc. In other words your game should have a high player count because it's good and people want to play it rather than people playing it because the game has a $250M marketing budget. Everything is just said is very simplified as it would take too long to really go into it. One last simple analogy. Be more like Larian, less like Activision."

Sonyslave352d ago

Lol the producer of xdviant a cod clone in every shape and way, including the micro & fomo is piss off his game getting shut down.

Sonyslave352d ago

Yet you work for another scummy company like Ubisoft that fight to flood single player games with useless battle passes, predatory microtransactions and to take away player ownership of the games they pay for.

This twitter post exposed this fool

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XDefiant dev addresses community outrage following “horrible” mastery camo update

Mark Rubin, executive producer for XDefiant, has since gone on X (formerly Twitter) to address the outpouring of complaints.