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Splatoon Raiders: 5 Habits Veterans Must Unlearn
This article advises veteran Splatoon players on habits to unlearn when approaching Splatoon Raiders, a new looter-shooter with RPG elements. It highlights key differences in mechanics like sub-weapons (gadgets), the value of losses for progression, the strategic importance of inking, and the role of the Bot Buddy, suggesting these changes offer a deep and fresh experience.
Modern Warfare 4 gameplay debut reignites community debate about how fast Call of Duty movement should be
The first gameplay of Modern Warfare 4 has been revealed, sparking debate about its fast player movement mechanics. Developer Infinity Ward showcased a new Kill Block mode at Fanatics Fest NYC, with footage highlighting rapid sliding and jumping. Community reactions on Reddit are divided, with some players advocating for a return to slower movement or the inclusion of a 'Classic mode' to cater to different preferences.
4 years later, Infinity Ward reflects on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's controversial changes: 'It came at…
Infinity Ward developers reflect on the controversial gameplay changes introduced in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, such as stifled movement and minimap changes. They acknowledge that while intended to make the game more tactical, these changes came at the cost of player fun and fluidity. Learnings from Modern Warfare 2 and 3 have informed the development of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, focusing on rebuilding mechanics for improved momentum and player control.
The first thing Arc Raiders' devs did during its extraction pivot was to reduce the speed of everything by 60%: 'All the craft that was in the game was kind of background noise'
Embark Studios significantly altered the core gameplay of Arc Raiders by reducing player movement speed by 60%, shifting from a fast-paced boss-killing focus to a more deliberate experience. This change, inspired by their work on The Finals and previous PvP titles, aimed to make player actions more impactful and less like background noise.
Battlefield 6’s Season 1 patch will address weapon bloom, tweak movement, improve visibility, and change (some of) those miserable challenges
Battlefield 6's first major update, patch 1.1.1.0, is set to release this week, addressing weapon bloom, player movement inconsistencies, and visibility issues. The update will also begin adjusting numerous in-game challenges, with further changes to progression rolling out over subsequent updates.
