Modern Wafare 3 devs will LISTEN to their fans, unlike Battfield devs

http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/118/1183678p1.html

Infinity Ward will especially be listening to their fans when Modern Warfare 3 launches. Battfield devs only do an ok job as actually listening to their fans, but they aint no inifinity ward. Cant wait for MW3

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

DarkLink77

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

DarkLink77

"So where do you work"..

"i'm a game developer"

"Oh cool who do you work for?"

"Er... Just a small company you won't know them"

"Oh i enjoy gaming tell me i'm sure i'll know!"

"Er.... NO!".

When pigs fly. :lol:

Well I guess they do listen to their fans. Fans buy $15 map packs, Infinity Ward gives theme $15 map packs. Fans want unchanged gameplay, Infinity Ward gives them unchanged gameplay. Fans want camping, Infinity Ward gives them camping spots. Infinity Ward has been giving fans what they want ever since Modern Warfare 2.

it took IW 2 years to fix the m16 problem in cod4

i dont think so

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

DarkLink77

I thought Infinity Ward moved to Respawn?

How can the half-dead corpse formerly known as Infinity Ward have the brains/ears to listen?

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

slarkyslark

Infinity Ward is still going through hell. There's a reason why Sledgehammer and Raven are doing major contributions and that's because Infinity Ward is a dead company. I'd like to say that IW will listen to everything the fans say, but it's not their call anymore.

good they seem to be learning from treyarch

They do listen to the fans, and infact Infinity Ward has proved they're one of the best at it. They put out the same game just witheven more out of control non stop over the top action. That is exactly what the fans want.

Ill believe that when I see news about dedis being in MW3.

Seeing as Battlefield is giving everyone dinosaurs I don't think they'll be getting any complaints.:P

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

DarkLink77

I know right!

Then why are there no Dinosaurs in COD games?

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Jebus213

I know right!

i did not know it was that bad on PC.....no wonder they were so mad

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

slarkyslark

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"][QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Wasdie

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"][QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Wasdie

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

in 3arc's defense i think WaW had some support. and black ops is getting patched like crazy

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"] MW2 doesnt count. Infinity Ward was going through hell during that period.Jebus213

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

No, it actually wasn't. They were maps already in the game, but the versions released in the free DLC were completely different files.

IIRC it was Infinity Ward who insulted all of their PC fans and decided to go along with their stupid IW.net system that no one wanted. Activision takeover later or not, they knew what they were doing and they should be ashamed of it.

When your last game does this, I better hope IW listens to fan feedback

Then why aren't they bring back servers instead of using P2P? Plenty of fans asked for that and they said, "No!"

Me: I want vehicles and bigger maps with bigger teams

Treyarch/IW: No.

Who's listening to who again?

They didn't listen to their fans with MW2, so they have a lot to live up to before they talk about listening to their fans.

Threads like these can make it really hard to defend MW3. >_>

Anyways IW really seem to have listen to their fanbase this time around. Now hopefully they can keep it up after their game launched.

It's how they got such stupid perks in MW2. Remember in COD4 where there was a message in the message of the day saying to send in your ideas for the next MW2.

I'll be flying fighter jets in BF3, strafing COD converts who are thinking that my jet is just a temporary killstreak perk.

10 minutes later when I'm still strafing them they might get a clue.

If I'm nice, I'll parachute out and knife them in the back to grab their dogtags for my collection.

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Jebus213

I know right!

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="slarkyslark"] MW2 doesnt count. Infinity Ward was going through hell during that period.Jebus213

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

[QUOTE="Jebus213"]

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

Yeah it counts. CoD hasn't had good support since CoD 4. BC2 had a multiple number of balancing fixes and free DLC as well as a whole expansion to it.

Steameffekt

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

No, they were trying to fix a broken game they released. 2/3rd of them were fixes and I remember the second one being 900MB's....

[QUOTE="Steameffekt"][QUOTE="Jebus213"]

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

Jebus213

No, they were trying to fix a broken game they released. 2/3rd of them were fixes and I remember the second one being 900MB's....

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

[QUOTE="Steameffekt"][QUOTE="Jebus213"]

There wasn't really any DLC. The content was already there. It was just locked.

Jebus213

No, they were trying to fix a broken game they released. 2/3rd of them were fixes and I remember the second one being 900MB's....

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

StealthMonkey4

So you're saying that it's impossible to hate the COD franchise. Here are some reasons to why some people hated the rcentvgames in the franchise.

1. The buying off of reviewers

2. The broken multiplayer in MW2 that rewarded you for playing cheap.I determined this from watching my cousins play the MP of this game.

3. The messed up story line(I saw this when I played the SP in MW2).

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

StealthMonkey4

The chart posted PROVES IW2 does not listen to it's fans, especially the ones that were with them from the beginning. You do know it was proven Activision bought off their reviewers right?

BF3? Mediocre? Why because they actually change and improved the gameplay, engine, and more?

Easy how to see people don't like CoD. It's a terrible SP and really imbalanced MP that caters to casuals with very bad gunplay.

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

DarkLink77

they would have already made a real game instead of copying the previous 946587365387 cods

they can say wheatever they feel like it, people arent stupid, the facts talk louder than any "marketing", except for those who are gonna buy the same overpriced game again for the fifth time or so.

[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

ChubbyGuy40

The chart posted PROVES IW2 does not listen to it's fans, especially the ones that were with them from the beginning. You do know it was proven Activision bought off their reviewers right?

BF3? Mediocre? Why because they actually change and improved the gameplay, engine, and more?

Easy how to see people don't like CoD. It's a terrible SP and really imbalanced MP that caters to casuals with very bad gunplay.

That chart proves nothing, it's all nitpicking over things that 95% of players don't care and probably don't even know what it is. MW2 featured a much more fleshed out online MP and an amazing Spec Ops, and it shows by popularity daily, sales, and reviews.

Thats why cod4, still has trip hand nukes.

Why mw2 had commando and oma noob tubes

Sorry dice has a much better track record for fixing their games.

[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

super600

So you're saying that it's impossible to hate the COD franchise. Here are some reasons to why some people hated the rcentvgames in the franchise.

1. The buying off of reviewers

2. The broken multiplayer in MW2 that rewarded you for playing cheap.I determined this from watching my cousins play the MP of this game.

3. The messed up story line(I saw this when I played the SP in MW2).

1. No they didn't, that was Activision.

2. It doesn't, if you have any evidence of this please show me, if the online was so easy to win, then everyone would be great. There are players with high skill and low skill, a low skill player can not just start being cheap and instantly start winning.

3. I'm not sure what is messed up about it, the campaign was a great improvement over CoD4, and MW2 Spec Ops are the most fun I've had in co-op this gen. The varied tactical missions were unique and fresh, each type (round survival, co-op protection, stealth, progress through enemies, training course, driving) required a different tactical approach.

That chart proves nothing, it's all nitpicking over things that 95% of players don't care and probably don't even know what it is. MW2 featured a much more fleshed out online MP and an amazing Spec Ops, and it shows by popularity daily, sales, and reviews.

StealthMonkey4

Yeah because getting headshots with uzis across the map is really a great multiplayer :lol: Why does it encourage camping so much then? Sorry, but that chart proves a lot. MW2 was a downgrade in every possible way. Nitpicking? Sorry, but that is far from nitpicking.

So paying off reviewers by giving them a very nice vacation, means great reviews? Wanna know why it gets so many sales? Because it caters to the casuals and people who are new to video games. There is no learning curve and no skill.

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

Jebus213

I know right!

[QUOTE="Jebus213"]

[QUOTE="Steameffekt"] So those 700+ mb content patches we downloaded was just a whole lotta nothing?wis3boi

No, they were trying to fix a broken game they released. 2/3rd of them were fixes and I remember the second one being 900MB's....

You don't look at patch notes do you?

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[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

I am really looking forward to MW3. You can tell IW listens to fans as the fans continue to buy and love it and critics like CoD too. BF3 looks mediocre at best and I think it's just praised so much because there's not really any other military FPSes if you don't like CoD (I don't see how people could not like CoD though).

StealthMonkey4

The chart posted PROVES IW2 does not listen to it's fans, especially the ones that were with them from the beginning. You do know it was proven Activision bought off their reviewers right?

BF3? Mediocre? Why because they actually change and improved the gameplay, engine, and more?

Easy how to see people don't like CoD. It's a terrible SP and really imbalanced MP that caters to casuals with very bad gunplay.

That chart proves nothing, it's all nitpicking over things that 95% of players don't care and probably don't even know what it is. MW2 featured a much more fleshed out online MP and an amazing Spec Ops, and it shows by popularity daily, sales, and reviews.

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

Yes, because Infinity Ward has such a good track record of "listening to the fans." :roll:

T1GERBLOOD

Maybe you should do some research before coming here and blantently insulting people. Infinity Ward is still the primary developer for MW3. Sledgehammer and Raven are simply providing support in the areas that IW can't handle in their current situation.