Information About COD 2023 from Bloomberg.
Information about COD 2023 from Bloomberg. In general, it’s exactly what we knew, but with a couple of new details:
– Direct sequel to MWII
– The game should feel like a standalone game and a direct sequel
– It is expected that modes and maps from MWII will be carried over to the new game
– The game was originally planned as an expansion but turned into a standalone game, and Bloomberg now explains why. The COD series was developed by three main studios: Infinity Ward, Treyarch, and Sledgehammer, and Vanguard failed. So, they decided to extend Treyarch’s turn to the 24th year and turn MWII into a major paid expansion with new weapons, maps, and a campaign. Over time, this turned into a standalone game. We knew all of this, but the thought here is that Sledgehammer will no longer make their own games, COD 2024 (BO) will also be for 2 years, and COD 2025 will be an expansion.
– The title is most likely not Modern Warfare III
– Some Sledgehammer developers are concerned about the deadlines
What do you think?
And I want to say two things:
– I willingly believe that maps and modes will carry over because having Shipment and Gun Game as new content is simply ridiculous
– If you think that when it was planned, the expansion would not have cost $70, then the lowest price they would charge for a new campaign, weapons, and maps would be at least $50
I think the standalone game format is just a lure to make it easier for you to part with your money, and the overall plan hasn’t changed much.
But I also think that MWII would definitely have more content if BO from Treyarch had been released in 2023.
This brings us back to the problems of monopolies. If you don’t like COD or you like it but don’t like Activision’s content policy, you’re told to go play another shooter, but oh wait, there are no other shooters. I think that’s why the March PlayStation Plus is not even up for discussion.
I would really like to have a choice and competition in terms of content, rather than what we have now.
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