Infinity Ward’s Executive Producer Mark Rubin is very confident on the graphical quality of the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghosts, especially due to a “a semi-dramatic change” to the internal art production pipeline.
Mark Rubin, XDefiant’s executive producer, responded to an X/Twitter post that fixes to hit reg “are something [they] are working on.” Unfortunately, it’s unclear when it will arrive, as neither Rubin nor the development team have yet to provide an actual time frame.
Ha man what is this the 8th time they are working on this issue?
SO the game is using division one maps/assets with some divison 2 thrown in with that we can say they never really made the maps so what have they been doing for there 6 to perhaps 8 years of dev time? must be alot of hookers/blow/parties.
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It's astounding how much money they blow and this is the results. Gaming development is out of control.
Right even when ubisoft cancelled division heartland as a beta player that game was a far better state then they push with this trash of a game that is still in a beta state after 3 years of delay's.
we are so starved of any decent fps/3rd person shooters out there it seems we will take anything even though some ps2 fps games were more fun then this game in my old opinion.
Its like they are using division one servers but they caught fire then were put together with barry/carols help from the janitors wing or some shit. Three years they still can not make it so the gun goes boom the guy gets hit then damage is applied.
An update on the release of XDefiant from Mark Rubin!
Been real hungry for a more simple multiplayer fps for a long time. I really dislike all the hero shooters we keep getting. I'll definitely give this a shot and if it ends up crap then it ends up crap.
How broken is the game when Sony and MS failed certification? And they still think it may fail and planning on a day 1 patch, somebody was slacking.
He literally came out to clarify that this is very standard of a process for a game to be denied the first cert. They're just giving a update to the people waiting and explaining what's going on
They were too late to do this. Also, the beta versions of the game were absolutely a disaster, if they are like this at launch, they will destroy themselves without the need for CoD anyway. Besides, it is an extremely negative thing that the game was rejected by Sony or MS or both during quality control, and that is why they waited so long to announce it. Moreover, there is still a chance of being rejected again.
What I wonder is, at what point did people love Mark so much? Many years ago, when Mark was working in CoD teams, people were swearing at him. Now, it really surprises me that Mark has his defenders. People either forget things very easily, or younger generations are not very aware of Mark's past...
Well, yeah but not really. The problem is you set certification for a specific date, and then you have to deliver something mostly working to get a cert. However, often times first cert is set too soon, because you start doing it before the game is actually ready, so the process is mostly used to see how much effort it would still require to deliver something passable on second cert, because you get a nice report after the first one. It's absolutely possible to deliver on first cert. You do not deliver if you're way behind with development.
Very standard? I can't think of a time where I've read a story of a major publisher failing the certification process and having to delay the game as a result.
The game has pretty bad issues in the open beta. It's a shame because a f2p proper fps is needed at the moment.
Ubisoft dev Mark Rubin tells us how Call of Duty rival XDefiant will defy player expectations with its maps and thrilling multiplayer gameplay.
Had to check the article out to see if they actually did they say that.
They did
Are they not aware of an entire industry doing what they're doing, and better in most cases?
Why does it seem like there's a lot of damage control going on for COD ghosts? It's like they're trying to convince us this time COD is different.
maybe not the entire industry, but a hell of alot of them. Especially in the FPS genre... CoD is actually really behind the times.. it's pretty much only surviving now by 12yr old nerd whiny fanboys and 30yr money grabbin Youtubers, that will hate and gripe about the game 5 months after release, but continue to post it anyway for the views.
Heard it all before.
And the invisible hype begins.
This all sounds amazing and great for the next gen until you realize it's infinity ward saying it...
It does sound like something that should be the norm for every dev. That being said.