[PS4 #490] Batman Modern Worlds Heat Stranding

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A message from the Call of Duty team.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is almost here. From the moment this project began three years ago, the energy has been extraordinary.

We’ve set our sights on not only creating the best game possible this year, but also on breaking down walls and bringing the community together. Starting with Modern Warfare, we will be:

· Introducing crossplay to unite the community across platforms for the first time.

· Removing Season Pass and a la carte DLC multiplayer map packs to ensure everyone can play together.

· Delivering free post-launch multiplayer maps and modes for all players.

· Releasing post-launch multiplayer maps and modes simultaneously on all platforms.

We are excited about what these changes will bring to Call of Duty players. That said, we also recognize there is one more topic that many fans are interested to learn more about.

Today, let’s address the basics for the in-game economy coming in Modern Warfare.

· We are introducing a new Battle Pass system, not a loot box system.

· All functional content that has an impact on game balance, such as base weapons and attachments, can be unlocked simply by playing the game.

· The new Battle Pass system will allow players to see the content that they are earning or buying. Battle Passes will launch timed to new, post-launch live seasons, so you can unlock cool new Modern Warfare-themed content that matches each season.

· With the new Battle Pass system, players will be able to earn COD Points by playing the game.

· There will be both a Free Stream and a Premium Stream of content in the Battle Pass System in Modern Warfare. New base weapons will be earned through gameplay, simply by playing Modern Warfare. Functional attachments for base weapons can be unlocked through gameplay as well just like in the game’s Beta.

· The Battle Pass and the In-Game Store will feature a variety of cosmetic content that does not impact game balance.

The Battle Pass System for Modern Warfare will not launch when the game releases on October 25th. Here’s why: First and foremost, we are all focused on making the Day One experience awesome. Second, it’s important to us that everyone who is playing Modern Warfare has the chance to work their way through the new game and unlock all the rewards that are waiting for you. We expect to launch this system for Modern Warfare later this year.

Understandably there are still questions around how the economy will evolve throughout the post-launch, live seasons. We recognize this will take time to fully demonstrate. Please know we are committed to delivering a fair system guided by the principles we’ve outlined here, and will continue to monitor feedback and player engagement to help us achieve that goal.

Please look for more information on the live seasons and post-release content plans for Modern Warfare throughout the year and beyond.

We are looking forward to playing in just a few days.

Thank you.

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Op donderdag 17 oktober 2019 20:49 schreef Jimbo het volgende:
GTA V Voice Actor Steven Ogg says that GTA 6 is coming in 2020, the PS5 launch title is most likely real.

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Treyarch twitterde op donderdag 17-10-2019 om 20:20:56 This is great news for the community today from @CallofDuty, starting with Modern Warfare. https://t.co/GuRwEDuYgj reageer retweet

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New base weapons will be earned through gameplay, simply by playing Modern Warfare. Functional attachments for base weapons can be unlocked through gameplay as well just like in the game's Beta.

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Horizon: Zero Dawn Developer Guerrilla Games Is in Sweden to Do Motion Capture Work

Horizon: Zero Dawn 2?

Guerrilla Games, the Dutch developer that brought us Horizon: Zero Dawn and the Killzone series, is hard at work behind the scenes and has been for a number of years. One of Sony's key first-party studios, Guerrilla is presumably prepping a sequel to the aforementioned open world adventure, and so news of the company's latest trip to a Swedish motion capture facility is enough to raise an eyebrow.
Darren Randall, principal animator at Guerrilla Games, tweeted about his arrival at Goodbye Kansas Studios in Stockholm. "Hello Stockholm, we've come for your mocaps," he wrote.

Obviously our minds jump straight to the possibility that this could be a tiny glimpse into the development of Horizon: Zero Dawn 2 -- undoubtedly a PlayStation 5 title -- but it's also worth noting that Guerrilla Games supposedly has some kind of multiplayer project in the works.
Either way, we can't wait to see what it's been cooking up.

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