Rumours already circulating, suggesting this game was originally supposed to be Ghosts 2 but Activision wanted it changed to a more appealing brand but didn’t want a MW continuation that would alienate this gen of kids who never played the first three. Looking at the interface and menus, I’d say it’s a strong possibility that this was the case and halfway through release it’ll probably be confirmed as true just like all the BO4 rumours were proved right. The game seems behind schedule too.
I hope they don’t waste too much time on developing 2v2 either with their deluded eSport direction. It’ll be fun to play now and then but 6v6 is where it’s at and hopefully ground war too.
If I was gonna splash out on a Switch, I'd probably go for the main one. The lite is somewhat light on features and is more of an exclusive handheld device with limitations. For £100 more, I'd rather have the ability to dock and play with controllers as well as have a larger handheld option. I do think it'll be a successful addition though and could replace the 3DS side of Nintendo's business.
Definitely worse than the New Order. There's a couple of really good and entertaining levels but most of them are terrible.
This section was horrible
and there's more after which are equally bad. Such a shame because there's a few great ones later but it's not worth sifting through the shit to get there. The new Wolfenstein game looks dogshit too - they've turned a fast paced shooter into some trendy RPG with enemy health bars and levels. Retarded game designers.
I watch Drift0r now and then and I think he puts more effort into his videos than any other of the COD YouTuber's and does some unique content but once in a while he lets himself down by criticising Activision one minute and a day later he's back sucking them off because he doesn't want to lose his annual event invites. I get his channel is based around COD so he needs to keep both sides happy but holy shit some of his material ends up being really contradictory especially if done in quick succession. It's a bit like TmarTn when he slagged Activision off for supply drops and then the very next day he opened $15,000 worth on video whilst baiting kids to do the same CSGO Lotto style.
I don't think Activision are too bothered about criticism like they used to be though and it doesn't appear they are too phased by even their own contracted cocksuckers slagging their scumbaggery off. They know people will still pay up and as long as the YouTuber's keep making content and playing the game daily, the franchise gets the desired exposure.
Activision probably see him as a great person after he scammed all those kids on CSGO Lotto. They probably use him as their main supply drop salesman. Any other company with integrity would have disassociated themselves with pieces of shit like that. Coming to think of it, there isn't one likable person in the COD community who is honest and fun to watch. I had to be really selective last night in viewing videos as I didn't want to click on one of the cocksucker videos.
Looks pretty poor. 95% of the world didn’t even know or give a shit this was being revealed. Doesn’t help that the guys showcasing it are annoying as fuck. Still it seems better than the cartoony embarrassment that is Black Ops 4. Mechanics looks decent at least but interface looks a bit busy.
LMAO they think it's real!
Even a Pakistani Politician mistook the footage for real life😂
Not sure if this is a testament to GTA's quality or how fucking retarded seemingly intelligent people are.
..On 'surprise mechanics' for FIFA 19
'The kids emptied our bank account playing Fifa'
WWW.BBC.CO.UK
Fifa players are purchased in packs but it's impossible to see who is in the pack before payment is made.
Just seen Konta went out. She was 4-1 up in the first set when I had to stop watching and then went on to get battered against an unseeded 33 year old.
Another tournament bottled. She’s the female Henman!
So did I until they turned to MK Dons😎
Yeah, it's pretty dull now Tennis. When Novak, Fed and co all retire, there's gonna be no big names or characters left. Wimbledon feels a bit soulless this year as does tennis as a whole.
Looks a beefy update but the good shit is hidden in the Black Ops pass or has to be bought. They're just beating a dead horse at this rate. The Black Ops pass has been a total disaster for both parties - the ones that bought it got fuck all for 6 months and only then did they get content when most had left the game. The ones that sensibly didn't buy it were left with jack shit apart from recycled garbage and maps at different times of the day. Thank god MW will not have this but I can see a lot being hidden in supply drops or the in-game store.
Not just that but British Tennis as a whole for decades practically. Pretty insane considering the amount of investment that's gone into the sport and the facilities available in this country.
I think one of the big factors is that it's quite a 'snobby' and elitist sport which alienates many and prices young people out of the game with the financial barriers to entry. I was coached by Tim Henman's brother Richard when I was a kid and it was about £50 for a week which was pretty reasonable during the summer holidays but if you wanted regular coaching throughout the season, it was something like £3,000. I just went back to playing casually at the local courts with a few friends now and then.
Kyle Edmund also bowed out after being 2-0 up in sets and 3-0 up in games which gave me Greg Rudsedski PTSD flashbacks.
I've only just got round to playing this game after almost a decade and it's one of the best I have ever experienced in a long time. Not sure if anyone else has played it as it's a bit of a hidden gem at a time when COD was dominating gaming and GTA 4 was the biggest game of its kind. The story is incredibly well-written as is the character dialogue. The visuals still hold up today and the gameplay is excellent with some highly immersive combat and scenery destruction. The fictional city is beautiful and driving is decent too.
Unlike GTA which is an open-ended sandbox, this is a chapter-based game with fixed missions. It's more linear and shorter but equally it keeps you glued into the story and the missions flowing rather than simply parading around a map of icons at your own pace. It is still open world and you can do where you want and how you want but it's not free roam in the typical sense. I'd definitely recommend picking it up in the Steam Sale on PC as it's tremendous fun that a lot of people may have overlooked due to a wealth of other big games at the time.
Here's some screenshots I took
Definitely not a penalty. The defenders foot may have slightly touched the strikers but it didn't seem to impact the shot at all. Completely scuffed it before contact I reckon anyway. In terms of the offside, I don't think this should be given offside either as the margins are merely millimeters
Another thing I couldn't stand was the commentator yesterday after the disallowed goal - she said it should give us confidence after it was ruled out but actually things like this with VAR can have a dramatically demoralizing and soul-crushing impact on the team and affected player. Not the first time I've heard this bullshit logic in this tournament.
ReviewTechUSA is another one that I've just remembered. Guy doesn't actually review tech - he just reads IGN each morning and then makes is own video for the day. The funny thing with him is that he often misinterprets articles and when forming his own opinion in a supporting video, he usually get's it so badly wrong and is always too stupid to realise it.
A fine example was The Division 2, when after reading some sales figures on PC from a Ubisoft statement which said sales an increased by 6X over since leaving Steam when compared to the original; he assumed it meant that the game sold six times more on the Epic Store and completely forgot uPlay existed which was where 99% of the sales were.
He finally deleted the video but it was up for many hours and was a right shit show of misinformation and sheer stupidity.