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'Call of Duty' 2019 Will Be "One of the Best Call of Dutys Ever Built"

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RE: 'Call of Duty' 2019 Will Be "One of the Best Call of Dutys Ever Built"

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19-02-2019, 03:36 AM
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19-02-2019, 01:25 AM
Nasyr Wrote:
Of course, we won't have to wait long to see if the product is as good as Activision is hyping it up to be. Call of Duty games are typically revealed in the Spring, and we're already halfway through February.

I'm not looking forward to the next Call of Duty, considering my negative opinion on the most recent entries of the franchise. To me, Activision saying that doesn't really mean anything. If anything it serves as a way to boost the game's sales, especially during the pre-order phase. How, you might ask, well many people, and myself included, got turned off by BO4, so hyping up the game seems logical.

19-02-2019, 01:25 AM
Nasyr Wrote:
Now, I know what you're thinking: in a room full of investors, it's the job of Activision to say this type of stuff and hype up its products, which is partially true, though this seems overly hyperbolic if the case, even for a financial report to investors.

It's not as overly hyperbolic as you are saying. If nothing is done to hype up the game, its sales are going to suffer due to BO4. Why do you think they decided to say this on a financial call with investors? Because they knew this information would pass on to the public, and it wouldn't seem as desperate as making a public statement directly.

19-02-2019, 01:25 AM
Nasyr Wrote:
Activision also pitched the title as a great step forward for the franchise that will deliver what fans have come to love about the series over the years.

This doesn't seem like a necessarily good thing. It was almost the same thing with Blackout. They jumped into the trend bandwagon and considered it as the will of the player base.
To be honest, what I think they mean is that they are perhaps going to put more effort into the campaign side of things. Needless to say, this comes with its own implications, mainly online play not being a gratifying experience.

In sum, they are doing all this to increase the expectation for the future game which translates into more sales.

Anyways, these are my thoughts on the matter and good job writing this post.

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