Call of Duty: World War II - Good luck getting off that beach

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by OrangeRKN » Wed Nov 01, 2017 4:52 pm

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by Godzilla » Thu Nov 02, 2017 10:13 am

Amazing loot boxes, it's a shame as the promise of WW2 campaign really interested me. I think I'll grab Battlefield One on the cheap instead as multi player doesn't interest me.

2017 is probably the most interesting year in gaming for years. Nintendo doing things right, Triple A publishers trying to get everything last drop out of players and GAME deciding imported American sweets are the future of retail.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by Alvin Flummux » Thu Nov 02, 2017 1:12 pm

Mafro wrote:

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Christ :lol:


Activision's nefarious plans to manipulatively combine matchmaking with microtransactions are advancing, looks like...


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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by 7256930752 » Thu Nov 02, 2017 1:14 pm

Is there anything to suggest that these loot boxes aren't exactly as they have been in the last few CoD's;.entirely optional and can be bought with credit earned from matches?

Unsure about this, I really got back into CoD multiplayer last year but I'm not sure I want to give six months to this when there is so much interesting stuff to play. That WW2 setting though...

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by Trelliz » Thu Nov 02, 2017 1:22 pm

Hime wrote:Is there anything to suggest that these loot boxes aren't exactly as they have been in the last few CoD's;.entirely optional and can be bought with credit earned from matches?


As i understand they added straight-up p2w better weapons in the lootboxes after launch in the last one. The question is do you trust activision, a company who patented a system to skew matchmaking towards a pyramid scheme of jealousy and manipulation to extract more money from people, to not do the same again.

They of course will be buyable with earnable resources however it will take ages to acquire enough to do so - all so you are tempted to drop some cash. This doesn't make them optional as you now also watch them fall from the sky and see other people opening them, further reinforcing gambling-like behaviour.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November - Orgrimmar! kek! bur! MP hub details
by 7256930752 » Thu Nov 02, 2017 2:59 pm

Trelliz wrote:
Hime wrote:Is there anything to suggest that these loot boxes aren't exactly as they have been in the last few CoD's;.entirely optional and can be bought with credit earned from matches?


As i understand they added straight-up p2w better weapons in the lootboxes after launch in the last one. The question is do you trust activision, a company who patented a system to skew matchmaking towards a pyramid scheme of jealousy and manipulation to extract more money from people, to not do the same again.

They of course will be buyable with earnable resources however it will take ages to acquire enough to do so - all so you are tempted to drop some cash. This doesn't make them optional as you now also watch them fall from the sky and see other people opening them, further reinforcing gambling-like behaviour.

There were some guns with fractionally better stats but the best games in the game were still made up of the base guns. Getting resources really didn't take very long.

I do get where you're coming from but if seeing a box drop from the sky is enough to turn someone I to a gambling addict then surely they must have bigger problems than gaming?

I have more of an issue with how long they took to put the normal stat tracking in IW and that MW seems to have been abandoned.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Fri Nov 03, 2017 9:27 am

Remember when a new CoD would get midnight store openings and a bit on the national news?

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by jawafour » Fri Nov 03, 2017 9:32 am

The game is being pretty well-received. 86 on Metacritic after 31 reviews.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by ladybayred » Fri Nov 03, 2017 6:25 pm

Is it me or does it take absolutely ages to get into a multi-player game.

COD used to be lightning quick.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by Rog » Fri Nov 03, 2017 6:35 pm

Anybody have thoughts on the campaign?

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Fri Nov 03, 2017 8:11 pm

Brerlappin wrote:
rinks wrote:Remember when a new CoD would get midnight store openings and a bit on the national news?


Remember when your friends list would be flooded with nothing but people playing CoD when a new one came out?

Right now theres only one person on my list, and hes playing Rising Storm 2.


13 people online on my Xbox friends list. None playing this.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by KingK » Sat Nov 04, 2017 1:28 am

Spent a few hours on this tonight trying out the campaign and multiplayer. Enjoying it enough, but can't seem to find a way of stopping my game carrying on into the new multiplayer game after one finishes. I end up having to play the next one or quit at the start which apparently I'm penalised for as a loss. None of the buttons, either pressed or held take me back to a menu.

Anyone know how to leave after a game (PS4) without force quitting?

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by Denster » Sat Nov 04, 2017 2:10 pm

I’ve had a few hours in this. It’s very good. Matchmaking is very slow which hopefully they’ll sort out. Maps are good and it’s a welcome return to the past with no jumping or sliding or wall running.
War mode is fun and varied enough to keep things interesting and encourages teamwork and tactical play.
All in all -it’s pretty damn good. If you don’t like Cod it isn’t going to change your mind but it does the job for me.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Sat Nov 04, 2017 4:51 pm

About half way through clearing the bunkers at the start of the campaign, I missed a heroic action, so restarted last checkpoint. Except I accidentally hit restart mission, and lost all my progress so far. Even settings hadn't been saved. FFS. I was enjoying it up to that point. Now I'm just pissed off with myself, and have to replay that whole part again.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Sat Nov 04, 2017 6:38 pm

I thought I'd give the multiplayer a try. Just checking out all the options and mission screens and stuff, and I get kicked out because I've lost connection to the host. In the menus, before you even get near the lobby.

Now I can't even load the MP menu - "Game lobby closed".

Going great, so far.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Sat Nov 04, 2017 8:19 pm

And now I'm in a queue just to join Xbox Live in-game. That's a new one.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by Boo! » Sat Nov 04, 2017 10:38 pm

If it's any consolation it's broken on ps4 too.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Sat Nov 04, 2017 11:45 pm

KingK wrote:Spent a few hours on this tonight trying out the campaign and multiplayer. Enjoying it enough, but can't seem to find a way of stopping my game carrying on into the new multiplayer game after one finishes. I end up having to play the next one or quit at the start which apparently I'm penalised for as a loss. None of the buttons, either pressed or held take me back to a menu.

Anyone know how to leave after a game (PS4) without force quitting?

That's a weird one. On Xbox, at the lobby screen it's just a matter of pressing B (which I guess corresponds to circle on PS4), as you would expect. Maybe it's glitched for you.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by rinks » Sat Nov 04, 2017 11:48 pm

Boo! wrote:If it's any consolation it's broken on ps4 too.

It actually is a consolation! I was concerned that the problematic and slow matchmaking was partly due to a relative dearth of players on Xbox.

HQ was initially busy, but now I'm in there alone, so maybe they've switched that off to alleviate the problems or help them find a fix.

Anyway, I've managed to have a couple of matches now, and it's a good proper CoD.

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PostRe: Call of Duty: World War II - 3rd November
by Denster » Sun Nov 05, 2017 3:45 pm

Update has speeds up match making on PS4. Also found a gun I like now. Happy days.


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